by Carl BR Johnson
June 18, 2013
Photo by Carl BR Johnson — Paulette Flamond accepts her honourary Associate of Arts Degree from Karen Simpson, Northern Lights College board of governors chair.
A local business owner was granted an honourary degree by Northern Lights College. She joined over 300 graduates in their Convocation ceremony, which was held in Friday.
Paulette Flamond, a Fort St. John businessperson, was nominated by one of the instructors at the college, “as a worthy recipient.”
“We wanted to recognize someone who has had an impact on the community and who has also taken some courses here at the college,” he said.
Flamond has 17 years of business experience with a successful high-end women’s clothing store in Fort St. John called Scoop Clothing.
She donates one per cent of her net profit to the Fort St. John’s Women’s Resource Centre.
She was also involved with starting “Walk in the Balance” – the first Aboriginal wellness conference in northeast B.C. and was recently appointed to the Minister’s Advisory Council on Aboriginal Women by Mark Polak, Minister of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation.
She received an Associate of Arts Honorary Degree from the college that day.
“I also knew that if I wanted anything, that I would have to work for it,” she said during her acceptance speech.
“With your diploma in hand, you can contribute in any way that you want.”
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