Two students in the Carpentry and Woodworking program at Assiniboine Community College’s (ACC) Parkland Campus each received $1,000 in cash awards this past week, recognizing their academic accomplishments.

RBC has sponsored another Cougars Cub Skate where our women's hockey team puts on a learn to skate for kids ages 3-10 years old. About 45 kids attended the skate in Wawanesa Monday.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

ACC's Ag Extension department plans to host a drone workshop, Drones on the Farm, on April 2.

Ten of ACC's newest graduates celebrated their achievements with family and friends at a ceremony in their community of Canupawakpa.

ACC's Applied Building Construction program offered in Sandy Bay wrapped up last month with fifteen students graduating. Students were hard at work completing an extension project to the Sandy Bay Child Care Centre.

ACC's Cougars women’s hockey team are heading to Kamloops, B.C. next week to defend their title at the 2016 Western Shield.

The ACC Cougars women's hockey team had a strong showing at this year's Western Shield Championship in Kamloops, bringing home silver.

ACC is planning a day of activities in Boissevain on April 13 as part of the ongoing ACC Day series.

ACC is pleased to hear the federal government’s announcement made earlier today on the Post-Secondary Institutions Strategic Investment Fund (SIF).

ACC has just released a new visual identity for its Cougars varsity athletic teams. This is the first time in more than three decades that the logo has seen an update.

Students at ACC were treated to a night of recognition at the annual Student Achievement Celebration dinner held this past Thursday evening at the Keystone Centre.

Cougar athletics presented the 2015-2016 season athletic awards. Huculak received Female Athlete of the Year and Todd received Male Athlete of the Year.

ACC will be presenting Brandon Police Service Chief Ian Grant with an honorary diploma later this month at the final inspection ceremony for its Police Studies program.

Thirteen Assiniboine Community College (ACC) students have won medals at the 19th Annual Skills Manitoba Competition, which took place yesterday in Winnipeg at Red River College and the Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology.

The Alumni in ACCtion newsletter serves to connect alumni with the college and each other, by highlighting new developments at our many campuses and showcasing the accomplishments of graduates as they succeed in their areas of expertise.

Assiniboine Community College’s (ACC) Mature Student High School (MSHS) program offered in God’s Lake Narrows has been running for fourteen years and has graduated over 75 students. It’s one of our most successful MSHS programs.

Business Administration and ACCSA president, Tamara Studer, sat down with us to discuss the program and her experience with the ACC Students' Association.