International Education Week (IEW) is a celebration of international engagement efforts and the vital impact that international experience has on preparing students for the future in a globalized world.
Here in Champlain College we offer a wide variety of events throughout the year. These events present you with the opportunity to meet people outside of the class room, and outside of your usual circles. Connecting students, staff, faculty, and alumni - connecting across disciplines and generations - we will ensure that you have access to the services and networks you will need to succeed in university life.
Currently, each full-time undergraduate student pays $254.41 annually in college fees. Part-time students pay $35.74 per credit, and graduate students pay $15 (full-time) or $7.50 (part-time).
The Colleges Programming Fund (formerly the Pan-Colleges Fund) is here to help you. If your event benefits the entire Trent community and is collegiate in nature you could be eligible for financial assistance from the Colleges of Trent University. Please read more about the application process below.
One of the best ways of getting the most from your college experience is by participating in events and activities. Every week there are many options to choose from - some that are specific to your college, and others that are collaborations between the colleges.
Jennifer Anne Reed was born on July 19, 1969 and was the daughter of Pat (Reed) Wright and the late Dr. James Reed, and sister to Chris Reed. Jennifer was a very proud alumna (’83) of Trent University and held two bachelor degrees and was an active volunteer. She was a member of the 50th anniversary planning committee. She participated in Think Tank sessions and helped to set up the program for alumni 50th anniversary celebrations.
The Ashley Fellowship is administered by the Colleges at Trent University and is awarded to a visiting scholar each year. The Ashley Fellowship Committee is now requesting nominations for the 2025-2026 Ashley Fellow. Nominations may come from fellows of any of the Colleges or from any college affiliated departments. This is a wonderful opportunity for the University community to benefit from the presence of a distinguished intellectual who enhances our academic programs and collegiate life.
Otonabee College has been home to thousands of students since it opened in 1973. For many alumni, the connection to the college has remained strong over time as they have built their life and career.