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A select group of St. Clair College students from various disciplines will present capstone projects to industry leaders at the inaugural One Ford Capstone event Tuesday.
The virtual event will showcase the year-end projects of 17 teams, selected from more than 40 who entered a competition for the chance to present their concepts to executives from Ford Motor Company, Air Canada and a host of other tech companies.
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On the day of the event, students will submit a three-minute video and answer questions from the panel of judges and industry partners.
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WINDSOR, ONT. A local grassroots group of people who sew want to hear back from those individuals who have used their homemade personal protective equipment (PPE). The Windsor-Essex Sewing Force (WESF) mobilized early in the pandemic to make face masks and scrub caps for frontline workers. Later it provided PPE to vulnerable and high risk groups like seniors, low-income families, migrants and people with disabilities. Now, beyond a full year of the pandemic, a survey has been launched to better understand how the masks fits, as well the mask’s comfort and usefulness. “Volunteers knew they wanted to make the best masks possible for our community,” said WESF cofounder Rebecca Rudman. “It was natural for us to reach out to local researchers at the Great Lake Institute for Environmental Research (GLIER) with its expertise in quality control and materials analysis, and WE-SPARK Health Institute with their network of experts at Hôtel-Dieu Grace Healthcare, St. Cl