In this week's YIP, we have a quick chat about WUSC, (World University Services of Canada - Student Refugee Program) what it is and what we have to look forward to this coming Winter.

Waroodahmad Al-mamoori the President of the local WUSC Committee stopped by The Roar recording office, to talk about WUSC and how students can get involved. And Rina Cuison our Success Strategies Assistant and volunteer for WUSC, explains what motivated her to get involved.

For more information about our local WUSC committee visit SCSU on campus or the committees Facebook page: WUSC Sault College | Sault Sainte Marie ON | Facebook

We'll also be reviewing what is coming up on campus for this week! Listen in to learn more, with The Roar!

For more information about WUSC Canada please see: WUSC (World University Service of Canada) - Education Changes the World

It's that time of the semester! Finals are coming...

Cram Jam is designed to be a fun, kickoff preparations for the end of the semester event, with extra Peer Tutoring sessions running later into the evening. You'll be able to win prizes just by coming to study on campus on Monday evening November 21st!

Departments from across the College have come together to support our students as they work towards those important final exams and handing in those big assignments. There is around $400 in prizes to be won, so make sure you listen in to learn how to get your name into the draw!

Laura from the Library, along with two of the Peer Tutors, Vince from SONE and Michael from Aviation, stop by to explain more about Cram Jam and why you should be attending peer tutoring this semester.

And Heather and I, chat about what else is coming up this week as well; it's going to be a busy week here at Sault College, so, hit play to learn more!

The Success team has grown, so we wanted to introduce the newest members of our team!

Get to know our team better as we play two truths and a lie; can you guess what the lies are?

Send us an email with your guesses to be entered into the prize draw for a $25 Water Tower Inn gift card. This competition is open to all members of the Sault College community!

To enter email [email protected]:

• Name
• Lie they told

If you guess for all six members of the team, you get six entries into the draw.

Good luck!

Today's episode is a Yip; a quick roundup of deadlines that students should be aware of for this week, and events that are happening around campus.

We hope the week back after Fall Break has gone well. Remember, if you are in any need of support: [email protected]; [email protected]. And if you would like to participate in The Roar or make a subject suggestion: [email protected].

Have a great week!

Join Baffleme Biggleswade, Narrator One, and an unexpected guest, as they follow John through the start of his first semester at the Castle of Knowledge.

There will be epic battles, valuable lessons learned, and plenty of goulies and goblins, as Mayhem hacks The Roar radio waves.

Will our hero survive the pitfalls and terrors that prowl the nights of Figmentville?

Listen in to find out!

Happy Halloween... Special thanks to our excellent voice actors, this episode would not have been possible without you!

#giveusyourbestroar

Today's episode is a Yip; we review opportunities for catching up on your studies during Fall Break, completing some Professional Development certificates through Continuing Education and the Student Union; more information can be found here: Professional & Career Development (myscsu.ca). And we introduce Rina, the newest member of the Student Success Team!

Also making its first appearance on The Roar; "Ask Us Anything! Literally Anything!" We answer student questions from the Ask Us Anything box located in the Student Support Center.

Have a wonderful fall break. And remember, if you do feel like you could use some extra support, the College is still open, you can reach Success at [email protected] and Counseling at [email protected].

In today's episode we talk self-care, and how important it is for all of us to make time in each day during this busy semester.

Kim and Alex stop by to discuss the Mental Health and Wellness Advisory Committee, and Alex drops some excellent semester planning tips, including making use of the Brightspace Pulse app to make effective use of Brightspace during the semester.

Sarah from Indigenous Studies, and Terri our Indigenous Student Success coach, throw down the gauntlet of an inter-departmental Roar-off with an epic Roar! But which department or program area did they challenge?

Listen in to find out!

Happy Thanksgiving!

Today's episode is a Yip, a short episode reviewing some of the exciting things that have been happening around Sault College over the last week, and what is coming up this next week.

And as an extra reminder, we'll be talking about the Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards that are now live for application on the student portal. If you need help with your application and can't make it to any of the application sessions in Enji, every Wednesday during October, from 11:30am-1:00pm, remember you can always email:

[email protected]

And the Student Financial Assistance team will be delighted to help!

The Success Team hopes you are all having a wonderful long weekend.

We asked faculty and returning students for any advice they would give to Sault College students listening to The Roar.

You'll soon hear that there is a core theme to all the answers that we received... Press play to find out what it is!

Welcome to The Roar,

September 30th, 2022, is dedicated to Truth and Reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people living on Turtle Island, and recognizing the painful truths in Canada's past, that continue to impact Canada's present, and if left in the dark, Canada's future as well.

And while this episode may feel uncomfortable at times, and may make the listener uncomfortable; as Jonathan, one of our guests, mentions during the conversation, it is important that we get "comfortable with being uncomfortable". That we engage in these conversations to gain a better understanding of each other. We are many nations within one, with many cultures coming together under the umbrella of Canada, only through communication can we learn and grow successfully, together.

The resources mentioned in this episode, were sent out by Communications with the announcement for this episode, and have been loaded into the Success Hub on MS Teams. However, if you would like to have the resources emailed to you, please contact us at: [email protected].

Thank you.