Enrolment
George Brown
College is the provincial leader in application and enrolment growth for
the 2002/2003 and 2003/2004 academic years.
Current Full-time students: 22,000
Continuing Education students: 68,000
International
Students: 1,300
from more than 95 countries.
Campuses
George Brown College has three
campuses in downtown Toronto along with 10 other training facilities.
$70 million investment in new buildings and facilities
in 2003.
[George Brown campus
locations and maps]
George Brown College Programs
Bachelor's
degrees: 5
(three bachelor's degrees are offered in co-operation with Ryerson University
and Bemidji State University, Minnesota)
Full-time
programs: Over 150*
Continuing Education
courses: 1,200
*Note: the number of programs may vary
throughout the year
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Student Success
George
Brown College students are prepared for careers in the sectors that
will shape the city-region's future. Job-ready
graduates achieve
a high degree of success meeting career goals after graduation.
Employer Satisfaction
90 per cent of
employers are very satisfied/satisfied with George
Brown graduate job performance.
Established
George Brown College was established in
1967 by the Government of Ontario to serve the population of the City
of Toronto.
Financial Performance
George Brown College
is the Ontario college system leader in financial efficiency, with
outstanding operating financial performance.
Academic Affiliations and Credentials
Member:
Association of Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology of Ontario
Association of Canadian Community Colleges.
Degree programs approved by the
Ontario Post-secondary Education Quality Assessment Board.
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Board of Governors
- Michael Eubanks (Chair), Vice-President, Architecture, Relationship Management and Technology Strategy, Canadian Tire Corporation Limited
- Chris Griffin (Vice Chair), President, International Vice President, USG Corporation CGC Inc.
- Jan Rush
- Maureen O'Halloran, Staff Representative, OPEIU
- Anne Sado (President,
Ex Officio)
- Lynn Nagle, Nagle + Associates Inc. Health Informatics Consulting, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Nursing - University of Toronto
- Christine Raissis, Director, Economic Research + Business Info, City of Toronto
- Bob Wong, Vice Chair, Leon Frazer & Associates Inc. Investment Counsel
- Marjorie McColm, Administrative Representative
- Marilou Martin, Support Staff Representative
- Dave Wilkes, Senior Vice President, Trade & Business Development, Canadian Council of Grocery Distributors
- Rahul Bhardwaj, President and CEO, Toronto Community Foundation
- Tom Tomassi, Faculty Representative
- Minaz Abji, Executive Vice President Asset Management, Host Hotels & Resorts
- Laurie Cook, Partner, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
- James McPhedran, Senior Vice President, Ontario Region, Scotiabank
Revised:
April 21, 2010
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