Visit the Accessibility Centre section for the most up-to-date information.
Visit the Student Experience section of this page for more information.
The Campus Shop is closed to the public, but we are accepting online orders for delivery. We encourage you to visit the Campus Shop website for all your book needs!
The Campus Shop is open regular business hours, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., which allows students who are on campus to come to the Campus Shop doors (you are not able to enter the Campus Shop) and make direct purchases. In-person hours will best serve students who are on campus or unable to have their books delivered to their primary off campus residence. If studying remotely, delivery is available. At this time, we are encouraging all students to purchase textbooks through the Campus Shop website when possible.
Purchasing Textbooks Online
Textbooks and etextbooks can be purchased online directly through the Campus Shop website.
Ordering Online
The fastest way to find the books you need is to generate a book list:
- Have your semester schedule ready
- From the Campus Shop website, find "Generate Your Book List"
- Add your courses, then click "Generate Your Book List"
- Click “Purchase” when you are ready to place your order and checkout, or you can save your cart for later
- You must create an account and login to make purchases
Receiving Orders
- Home Deliver
- Clothing, giftware and stationery can be purchased online at the campus shop website. You can have your order shipped directly to your home. Shipping rates start at $4.50 and go up to $2 per item. Please Note: The Campus Shop cannot accept debit visas; only valid credit cards
- Campus Shop or Curbside Pick-up During Lockdown
- Curbside pickup will be offered Monday to Friday between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Once your order is ready, you will be sent a confirmation email with the details for time and location for pick-up.
- If/when the campus is open and not longer on lockdown, orders can be picked up from the Campus Shop doorway Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Please contact campus_shop@lambtoncollege.ca to schedule your pick-up.
If you have any questions, please email us at campus_shop@lambtoncollege.ca or connect with us on Facebook or Instagram.
Visit the Co-op & Career Services section for the most up-to-date information.
Free and confidential remote counselling sessions are available to support your academic, career and personal needs. Connect with a Counsellor if you are feeling overwhelmed, stressed, or just want to talk to someone. You can meet with a Counsellor either by phone or virtually through Microsoft Teams.
For more information on Counselling Services, please visit Counselling Services. To make an appointment email counselling@lambtoncollege.ca or call 519-542-7751 x 3412
Watch the Counselling Services orientation video that will introduce you to one of our Counsellors and provide more information on counselling services.
There are also other helpful resources available that will allow you to communicate with someone by voice, text or online. Please see below for more details:
- Good 2 Talk
- Good2Talk is a free, confidential service for post-secondary students in Ontario, available 24/7/365. By calling, post-secondary students in Ontario can receive professional counselling and information and referrals for mental health, addictions and well-being.
- Dial 1-866-925-5454 to talk Text GOOD2TALKON to 686868
- Togetherall
- A safe peer-to-peer mental health community that is accessible online 24/7. It's FREE for all students and staff. In a time in which social isolation, loneliness and anxiety are already increasing mental health issues, COVID-19 is creating additional challenges. Members can share feelings and concerns with each other while underpinned by their team of clinicians who are experienced in and prepared to provide health anxiety support. During uncertain times, we must come together as a community. Find support right, visit the Togetherall website.
- BounceBack
- A free skill-building program managed by the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA). It is designed to help adults and youth 15+ manage low mood, mild to moderate depression and anxiety, stress or worry. Delivered over the phone with a coach, and through online videos, you will get access to tools that will support you on your path to mental wellness. Visit the BounceBack website.
- Mental Health Emergency Contact Information
- CMHA Crisis Line - 519-336-3445 or 1-800-307-4319
- Emergency Distress Line - 519-336-3000 or 1-888-347-8737
The Health & Wellness Centre at Lambton College is open for in-person and remote consultations by appointment only on Monday-Friday from 9 a.m.to 4 p.m. No walk-in appointments will be accepted unless emergency/first aid treatment is required. Please email nurse@lambtoncollege.ca or call 519-542-7751 x 3300 to schedule an appointment with the nurse.
Services include:
- Health and physical assessments
- Student Screen tool form completion
- Immunizations
- First Aid treatment
- Nurse Practitioner referrals (available by appointment only)
The Nurse Practitioner can provide you with the following:
- Prescription medications
- Referrals
- Diagnostic Imaging
- DZ physicals (if no family physician available)
Those experiencing any signs/symptoms of COVID-19 will not be allowed access on campus. Please stay home and contact Lambton Public Health (519-383-8331) or take the Self- Assessment Tool for further direction. If you have an appointment booked, please call the Health & Wellness Centre to notify the staff of your illness. You will be screened at the bridge entrance before entering the college for your appointment with the nurse/nurse practitioner. While on campus, a mask must be worn at all times.
The Health Services orientation video will introduce you to our Campus Nurse and also provide more information on health and wellness services.
Indigenous student services are currently being offered remotely. As a student registered with the Centre, you can access academic advising, cultural counselling, specialized tutoring, social events through the Indigenous Student Council, mentorship programs, technology support programs and other student initiatives. We are here to provide academic, cultural and social opportunities to support you.
For more information on Indigenous Student Services, please visit the Indigenous Student Centre web section. To make an appointment or learn more about services and events, email isc@lambtoncollege.ca or call 519-542-7751 x 3494.
The Indigenous Student Services orientation video will introduce you to the Manager of Indigenous Education and provide more information on Indigenous student services.
The IT Service Desk team is working remotely and onsite, providing support for all students, staff and faculty. All tools are available from both onsite and offsite. Onsite support will also enable students who are studying on campus to see someone - if needed - from the IT Service Desk Team in B1-161.
Students can access support via:
- Hours of Operation
- Monday - Thursday - 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
- Friday - 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Watch the I.T. Services orientation video that will introduce you to the Director of Information Technology and provide more information about I.T. services.
Visit the International Education section for the most up-to-date information.
Let's Face It (LFI) is currently offering a variety of remote services. We provide an online presence to promote healthy coping strategies, mental health awareness, a virtual peer to peer student support program, and other online engagement and transition activities. Each month, a calendar of events with details can be found on our social media channels. Please follow our Facebook and Instagram for information and updates.
LFI staff are available by email to answer questions during regular business hours (Monday to Friday - 9:30 a.m.- 4 p.m.). The Let's Face It staff are available via email for non-urgent communications:
Visit the Registration Services section for the most up-to-date information.
Visit the Parking section for the most up-to-date information.
Transitioning to college can sometimes be challenging. Whether you're looking to access tutoring, wondering how to be engaged in student life outside of the classroom, or how to connect with a counsellor, there can be a lot to figure out. Our Student Service Navigator is here to assist you in answering these questions and connecting you to the appropriate service or person on campus. Please contact
tammy.oliver@lambtoncollege.ca with any questions that you might have.
While our physical space remains closed to visitors, the team in the Teaching and Learning Commons (TLC) is here to help you! We can orient you to the services we have available, help you conduct research for an assignment, teach you how to search our electronic resources and provide support around academic integrity. You can book a session with one of our team members by visiting our Bookings page. If you are on our website and have questions or need help researching, you can also use askON, an online live chat reference service. If you'd like to borrow something from our collection, pickup service is available.
If you have additional questions, email us at tlc@lambtoncollege.ca. Someone will get back to you as soon as they can. You can also follow our Facebook and Instagram pages for updates. We look forward to serving you this term!
Watch the TLC orientation video and meet one of our Library Technicians who will provide more information on TLC services.
The Testing Centre is open for both online and in-person testing services for missed tests and/or make-up tests and accommodated tests. While in the Testing Centre, students and staff must follow all health and safety protocols. The Test Centre, Room B1-107 is open daily: Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Missed or Make-up Tests
Students: If you have missed a test, you need to ask your Instructor if you can write or re-write any tests in our Test Centre. If approved, the Instructor will book you into the Test Centre during regular business hours.
Faculty: If you approve a student to write in the Test Centre, you need to fill out the Online Test Booking Form, where you can also attach the actual test. Remember the Test Centre Computers are NOT equipped with cameras, so if the test is Online using D2L, you need to get instructions from the TLC Department so the students will have access.
Accessibility Testing
Students: If you are registered with the Accessibility Centre and require accommodations for your test, you need to inform your Instructor well in advance and complete the Student Booking Form found on the Accessibility Centre web section on mylambton.ca.
Faculty: If you have a student that wishes to write with accommodations, you need to complete the Accommodated Test Booking Form so the Testing Centre Staff can verify and compare the date/time with the Student Booking Form. You can also attach the test to this form so the staff can have a paper copy to set up any assisted software required in advance. For any further information regarding all Testing Services, please visit Testing Services web section on mylambton.ca or testing@lambtoncollege.ca.
Tutoring sessions are being offered remotely on the Tutoring Services reservation booking platform, which is located on the Tutoring Services web section on mylambton.ca.
The first date for Winter term tutoring appointments is Monday, February 1.
Please visit Tutoring Services web section on mylambton.ca to login and book your tutoring appointments. Additional materials, including tip sheets and helpful videos, are also available for students to view and download.
Watch the Tutoring orientation video and meet the Tutoring Services Specialist who will provide more information on tutoring services.