News at Assiniboine

ACC thanks the Brandon Area Community Foundation (BACF) for a generous contribution towards the ACC Foundation’s simulation mannequin campaign. Their gift of $55,000 supports the purchase of high fidelity simulation equipment for training students in the college’s Practical Nursing and Comprehensive Health Care Aide programs.

Order up! Students in Brandon's second After School Leaders program kick starts this week.

ACC's Alumni Association honoured four members of its alumni community last week at the fifth annual Alumni Advancement dinner at the college’s North Hill Campus.

All things canola will be the focus of a one-day workshop later this week in Brandon as Manitoba canoLAB 2016 takes place at Assiniboine Community College (ACC) on March 9 and 10.

We spoke with Belinda Kowalchuk, a student currently attending the Mature Student High School program at our Adult Collegiate.

We spoke with Belinda Kowalchuk, a student currently attending the Mature Student High School program at our Adult Collegiate.

ACC offers community-based simulator training in Heavy Equipment Operator Program. Simulator-based training significantly reduces the risk of injury when operating heavy equipment.

We had the opportunity to sit down with Lucia Bravo, a student at our Adult Collegiate, who is currently taking English as a Second Language.

We had the opportunity to sit down with Lucia Bravo, a student at our Adult Collegiate, who is currently taking English as a Second Language.

Cougars women's volleyball left side, Brooke Huculak earns the Most Valuable Player honours from the Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference. Men's player and middle blocker, Jordan Todd, received a deserving All-Star Team nod.