In this ground-breaking webinar, discover how St. Clair College is redefining the future of student wellness and care in Canada. As the landscape of international education continues to evolve, St. Clair College has emerged as a leader, pioneering innovative and sustainable wellness practices that provide top-tier health services to its international student population and integrate meaningfully with the local Windsor community.

This webinar will present the St. Clair College case study on how a forward-thinking institution can develop financially sound, comprehensive wellness programs that improve the student experience while promoting positive local community impact. By partnering with Student VIP, St. Clair College is addressing the unique needs of international students through holistic, accessible, and culturally competent care models. Attendees will hear from key stakeholders, including healthcare professionals, students, and college administrators, who will share insights into how these innovative practices are being implemented and the positive impacts they are generating.

By the end of the session, participants will gain practical takeaways that any institution can apply to implement a new wellness framework, one that aligns with the evolving needs of international students in Canada. This webinar is an essential opportunity for educators, administrators, and policymakers to learn how to navigate the complexities of student wellness in a rapidly changing educational environment.

Take advantage of this chance to learn from St. Clair College's experience and explore how your institution can adopt these best practices to enhance student well-being and strengthen community integration.

Maureen Manning, Senior Vice President of Strategy & Insight, The PIE

Samantha Morneau, Partner, Director of International & Business Development, Student VIP

Nathaniel Veltkamp, Director, International Education, St Clair College

Corrin Primeau, Chair, School of Nursing, St Clair College

Nicole Niessner, NP and Clinical Lead, Cleveland Clinic Canada

Wellness & care practices beyond 2024: The future of student wellness and care in Canada