Pascale Warmoes has made significant contributions to LaSalle College, including creating and operating the Adapted Services Center, implementing smartpens and VR experiences in her classrooms through SALTISE research mini-grants, and winning LaSalle College’s first Pedagogical Research and Experimentation Program (PREP) research grant to conduct pedagogical research on the use of entertainment-based videogames in courses. Her presentations at provincial, national, and international conferences have also showcased her expertise and commitment to excellence in teaching and collaboration with her peers.
Similarly, Johnathan Mina's accomplishments at our institution, such as coordinating the English Language Center, being involved in the creation of the Arts and Letter program, implementing smartpens and VR experiences in his courses as part of theSALTISE research mini-grants, and conducting research on the use of videogames as part of Quebec’s Ministry of Education and Higher Education’s Pedagogical Research and Experimentation Program (PREP), are a testament to his passion for, and commitment to, excellence in teaching. His presentations at various local and international conferences have contributed to creating a growing interest for collaborative research and experimentation at our institution.
The recognition plaques that Pascale, Johnathan, and LaSalle College received at the Montreal's World Congress 2023 on April 24, 2023, are a testament to their exceptional achievements. Congratulations again on this well-deserved honour, and may you continue to inspire and make a positive impact in the field of education!
