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4 pillars
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Access and Success
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Indigenous Learning
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Institutional Excellence
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Community Prosperity
Access and Success
Confederation College creates a positive, supportive environment that attracts students and meets their educational objectives
Student Data
Postsecondary and non-postsecondary students
Postsecondary students
Full-Time Postsecondary students 2022/23
Graduate Satisfaction Rate
Graduate Employment Rate
Pre ECE Certificate
Emily Loney-Rogowsky Testimonial
Seat Expansion in High Demand Programs
Culture Talks
Five Culture Talks sessions were held in partnership with the Student Union and college staff, to highlight different cultures on campus. Concluded with Diversity Days celebrations in March.
Indigenous Learning
Anishinaabemowin General Elective course developed and offered
Grassy Narrows Partnership
We are partnering with Grassy Narrows on the Mercury Care Home that will be built in their community and preparing community members to be employed at the home. The partnership kicked off with the Personal Support Worker Program being offered in community. We have secured funding to provide Academic Upgrading and will continue to partner to meet the training and post-secondary needs of the community.
Institutional Excellence
Confederation College is recognized as an excellent and progressive organization.
College Spaces and Infrastructure
Number of programs delivered through asynchronous online learning
Number of students registered in online courses
Number of sustainability and/or energy saving projects
Blackbaud System
Blackbaud System has been purchased to provide an awards Management platform to create a more equitable process for students applying for bursaries, ensuring that donor criteria are met and creating a better experience for donors and students (one application process for any bursary).
Setting the Stage Campaign
The John Andrews Foundation has generously donated $125,000 and the Ontario government through the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC) has provided $447,750 to support the Setting the Stage Campaign to renew and revitalize Confederation College’s Dibaajimogamig Lecture Theatre.
Energy and Carbon Thought Leadership Summit
Held an Energy and Carbon Thought Leadership Summit on March 30th. With 40+ participants from the City of Thunder Bay area and region from 21 organizations with representatives from 3 Indigenous communities/organizations. Two Indigenous organizations provided presentations about their energy projects towards net zero. The focus of the summit was to provide an opportunity for Thunder Bay facilities operators to connect, share experiences, and leverage collective knowledge to establish pathways for a net zero community.
Community Prosperity
Confederation College enriches the quality of life, prosperity and sustainability of diverse communities.
Contract Training Sessions in Northwestern Ontario
Alumni Speakers Program
We have over 6,000 engaged alumni, up from 1,457 last year.
Alumni Speakers Program has been formalized.
As part of this initiative, Alumni were matched with students from the Digital Marketing, Marketing Analytics program to be interviewed about their career journey after graduating from the College.
Data Sources: Office of Institutional Research and Strategic Planning. EMSI Economic Impact Study, April 2021. Information is based on data available as of May 23, 2023.
For more information about the development, implementation and progress monitoring of our Strategic Plan, contact our Office of Institutional Research and Strategic Planning.