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DC helps mature students find community and fit in

Making mature students feel comfortable was the focus of a recent "coffee chat" at the Oshawa campus.The Mature Student Coffee Chat brought students from different ages, programs and backgrounds together over coffee, snacks and activities on Sept. 17. It was designed to help them connect with others navigating college later in life. The afternoon began with students introducing themselves, giving...
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DC helps mature students find community and fit in

Making mature students feel comfortable was the focus of a recent "coffee chat" at the Oshawa campus.The Mature Student Coffee Chat brought students from...

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DC helps mature students find community and fit in

Making mature students feel comfortable was the focus of a recent "coffee chat" at the Oshawa campus.The Mature Student Coffee Chat brought students from different ages, programs and backgrounds together over coffee, snacks and activities on Sept. 17. It...