Odds & Sods From Around the Peninsula…
Odds & Sods From Around the Peninsula… Jan, Feb, March, April, & May have slipped into the past and June is nearing the mid-way point… The 90th anniversary of the RMCC Memorial Arch is on Sunday, 15 June. A parade is being planned for Friday, 13 Jun to acknowledge this special occasion. The estimated start time…
Dog Days of Summer…Have Not Arrived, As Yet
Photo by:26670 NCdt III Katherine Silins Caption: (Left) Colonel Karl Michaud, Acting Commandant with College Chief of Staff, Commander Mike Mooz cutting the first pieces of the special cake commemorating the 138th birthday for Royal Military College of Canada. The 138th birthday is actually 01 June, but College personnel celebrated last Thursday ( 29 May)…
PAG Wraps Up Successful Year / Fin d’une saison fructueuse pour GAP
PAG Wraps Up Successful Year This past Tuesday, the Peer Assistance Group (PAG) met for its end of year appreciation party. The officer cadets who participated in the event were rewarded with certificates, prizes, and the ultimate crowd pleaser: pizza. Throughout the school years, members of PAG undergo specialized training, organize training and morale-boosting events,…
Cadets Giving Back
Caption: Tree Dedication (taken by 26487 NCdt A. Schick): Members of the third year class from 1, 2, 7, and 12 squadron at the tree dedication after the cleanup in Lake Ontario Park. (Photo by 26487 NCdt A. Schick) Third year class project – By 26487 NCdt Alicia Schick On Saturday May 3rd the third…
Copper Sunday & Battle of the Atlantic
Copper Sunday – Perspective from a II Year Cadet RMCC Celebrates Cadet Traditions from the 1800’s with Copper Sunday Parade! By: 26659 OCdt (II) Danielle Andela – E-Veritas Correspondent | Correspondant d’E-Veritas During the 1880’s, it became a tradition for cadets of the Royal Military College of Canada to toss handfuls of pennies into the…
Winding down the school year…
Fighting Stigma of Depression: The impact of mental health literacy on stigma of depression and attitudes towards treatment of depression. Fourth year Honours students of the Psychology program recently presented their honours thesis. Following is a short description of one of the presentations at RMCC. By: 26174 Stephanie NCdt (IV) Bengle – 3 Squadron Lutter…
The Week That Was at RMCC… EXAMS HAVE COMMENCED
The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department had a team of 15 Graduate students (mix of military, civilian, full and part-time) and two 4th year Computer Engineering students participating in the NSA organized Cyber Defence Exercise (CDX). RMCC’s team (the Blue Cell), along with teams from USNA, USMA, USAFA, USCGA, USMMA and NPS, built a computer…
Gettysburg Battlefield Tour
Gettysburg Battlefield Tour 25952 OCdt (IV) Alex Frey – 6 Squadron The History Department trip to Gettysburg caught me completely off-guard. My classmates and I had studied the three-day conflict in our HIE 336: American Civil War class with Dr. Brushett, but being able to actually see the grounds where the conflict took place and…
The Week That Was at RMCC…
IEEE Internal Competition On April 3rd, the Annual International Institute of Electrical and Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Internal Competition was held at the Royal Military College of Canada. This competition marks the end of the year-long design project course that allows students to demonstrate their ability to apply the electrical and computer engineering knowledge,…
The Week That Was & More @ RMCC…
Journée d’entraînement militaire au CMRC 25936 Élof (IV) Sarah Labrecque, Esc 4 Le dimanche de la fin de semaine des métiers, le 23 mars, l’escadre des élofs a participé à une journée d’entraînement militaire. La classe de 2014 était responsable de la planification et l’exécution des activités militaires pour les 1e, 2e et 3e années.…
The Week That Was…& More @ RMCC
Just some of the 2014 newly minted RMCC engineers flashing their Iron! Fourth year Engineers recently attended the Ritual of the Calling an Engineer where they receive their iron rings. Here are the fourth year Chemical Engineering students showing off their new rings at the SSM after the ceremony. Standing, left to right: Mike Baskin…
“Showcase of Capabilities” Concert in Scarlets Highlights What Cadets are Capable of
RMCC Band Outdoes Itself Once More Article by 25366 Mike Shewfelt Photos by 26352 OCdt Curtis Maynard – Click on photos for better viewing It was a high energy, fun filled afternoon at the Kingston Gospel Temple this past Saturday as the Cadets of the RMCC Band strutted their stuff for the community during the…
