• • Counseling
  • Health services
  • Well Being

  Chaplaincy

• Algoma U has three residence facilities: The Dr. Lou Lukenda Dormitory, the Spirit Village Townhouse Residence and the Downtown Residence.

   

  • Lou Lukenda Dormitory- Built in September 2003, the facility contains 45 single bedrooms.

   

  • Spirit Village Townhouse- The entire complex consists of 15 townhouses, housing 75 students. Each townhouse unit has five single bedrooms, two bathrooms, a common kitchen and living room.

   

  • Algoma Dormitory- With construction starting in late 2011, a new residence building opened at Algoma University for the start of the 2012 school year. Housing over 96 students, Algoma Dormitory is furnished with an open concept area, a single bed, wardrobe and a desk with a high speed wireless internet connection. The student shares a bathroom with another roommate of the same sex. There is a shared common room on each floor of the complex with microwaves and HD TV with satellite.

   

  • Windsor Park- The university acquired the former Windsor Park Hotel in 2010 as residences and sold it to private developers in 2015.

Algoma ranks 71 in the country and 3825 in the world.

• Shingwauk Hall

Shingwauk Hall is currently used to house various classrooms, as well as administrative and faculty offices. It is connected on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd levels by links to the newer East, West and North-West wings that house further classrooms, research space and offices. The second floor of Shingwauk Hall (SH200’s) houses various student services, including Co-Op and Career Services, the Learning Center, Student Advisors and the ESL Program.

• Essar Convergence Centre

In 2009 Algoma received more than $16 million to build a biosciences and technology convergence centre. Ground was broken for the new building in September 2009. Along with state-of-the-art classroom and laboratory space for students and professors, the building is home to various research institutes, including the Health Informatics Research Institute, the Invasive Species Research Institute, the Sault Ste. Marie Innovation Centre and Algoma Games for Health. The building opened its doors to students in September 2011, and was officially named the Essar Convergence Centre in a ceremony including David Johnston, Governor General of Canada, in August, 2012.

• Sherwood Bassin – College professor, general manager in Ontario Hockey League
• Jeffrey S. Boyce (General Business – Marketing, 1980) – President and CEO of Sure Energy Inc. and recipient of the Premier’s Award in 2006; and
• Tyler Boyco (Digital Video Production, 2014) – musician, filmmaker and artist popular for making short films “Sassquatch” and a Robin Williams portrait that went viral in 2014.[3]
• Dylan Jón Hannesson (Marketing, 2011) – CEO of the German imageboard “Krautchan.net”
• Brandon Nolan (Business Administration – Marketing 2013), retired hockey player, vice-president of Ted Nolan Foundation and advisor for community and client relations with Ishkonigan Incorporated
• Patricia O’Connor (Nursing, 1976) – Founding member of the Canadian Association of Aero-medical Transport, recipient of the Order of Canada in 2007 and recipient of the Premier’s Award in 2009.
• Paul Vessey (Marketing, 1975) – COO of Visa USA and recipient of the Premier’s Award in 2000;
• Fred Upshaw (Registered Nursing, 1975) Upshaw has served as president of OPSEU, which represents 110,000 Ontario public sector workers.
• Jeffrey S. Boyce (Business Administration – Marketing, 1980) Boyce is also the former president and CEO of Vermilion Resources, a $1-billion oil and gas exploration and production company that he co-founded.
• Bev Woods (Dental Hygiene, 1986) Bev held a council position with the College of Dental Hygienists of Ontario and was president of the Bay of Quinte Dental Hygienists Society and Ontario Dental Hygienists’ Association.
• Brandon Bird (Level 3 Plumber Apprentice Certificate, 2012) CEO of Bird Mechanical Ltd, youngest in the companies history.
• Roland Kielbasiewicz (Business Operations Management, 1990) Founder and CEO of Loraxian, Inc. The company specializes in the development, finance, ownership, and management of sustainable infrastructure projects in Canada and internationally.