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Helen Worth
"What I love most about this work is making connections and helping people to thrive and succeed." Helen has been working in the field of executive education for the past seven years. She has had the opportunity to work with a diverse group of individuals and organizations from small local businesses and non-profit groups to some of the world’s largest companies. Addressing their unique challenges
Michelle Colley
Michelle Colley studied environmental science at the University of Calgary and then took a year off to work at Big White Ski Resort. Just by chance she was hired as a carpenters’ helper and ended up spending the next 12 years working as a carpenter, completing her Red Seal with Selkirk College. Another twist of fate landed Michelle at Selkirk College, first as a carpentry instructor in continuing
Naomi Havard
Instructor, Business Administration, Postgraduate Accounting, Postgraduate Business Management "The practice of Accounting – especially within the new CPA stream – should really be considered ‘applied ethics’. There are so many as-yet uninvented applications for accounting that are part of this emerging world that the opportunities for CPA graduates are almost limitless.” - Naomi Havard
Stephanie Gobin
"I am excited to put my efforts and skills towards community and fund development that can enhance the education and achievements of students studying at Selkirk College." - Stephanie Gobin Born and raised on the coasts of BC, Stephanie grew up skiing and hiking. She travelled farther afield for university, knowing that her passion for the mountains would draw her home again soon. Stephanie
AJ Wearmouth
Instructor, Electrical Program AJ was born in Calgary around the same time that original Nintendo came out. She was raised on a farm east of Ponoka, Alberta, with six other siblings. It was there that she learned to live off the land and the value of hard work. She had many different jobs, starting at just seven years old as a farmhand at a horse ranch. As an adult, she worked as a “Jill-of-all
Gordon Rein
"Today's organizations and their environments are far too complex to be managed by only a few people at the top. Success depends on the contribution of well-educated people at all levels to look after many moving parts. It's crucial for these people to not only understand the "Big Picture" of an organization, but to also be able to think critically, communicate well, and contribute effectively in
Adesola Olufade
Adesola Olufade, who holds BEng (2010), MSc (2014), and PhD (2018) degrees in mechanical engineering, received numerous awards exceeding $300,000 in value during his academic studies. His research work is in the broad area of experimental thermo-fluids systems with specificity in the characterization of fouling in heat exchangers. Apart from administrating academic research projects and tutoring
Starting a Conversation about Suicide
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Online, Zoom
Diversity in Trades and Industry
Mar 7, 2023 to
May 2, 2023, 3:45
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Nelson Silver King, Student Commons Building
Saturday Trail Run
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Multiple Campuses, Castlegar Campus and Tenth Street Campus
Melinda Nealis
Melinda is an accomplished executive assistant with a strong work ethic and a drive for success. Raised amidst the picturesque landscapes of Northern British Columbia, Melinda has harnessed her dedication and hard work to make a significant impact in the corporate world. Throughout her career, she has successfully managed administrative tasks and projects across various industries, consistently
Darcie Quamme
Darcie Quamme, MSc, College of Applied Biology, RPBio, is an aquatic ecologist with 28 years experience in assessment and enhancement and restoration projects in standing and flowing waters. Darcie successfully brings together government agencies, industry and non-profits at a regional, provincial and national levels in projects such as private landowner enhancement, and development of protocols
Student Awarded National Bursary for Indigenous Learners
Each student’s experience of post-secondary is unique, but there is one vital tool that everyone needs to navigate the education system and truly thrive: support. For Selkirk College Nursing Program student Melissa Markin, one of this year’s recipients of the Colleges and Institutes Canada (CICan) Bird Construction/Paul and Gerri Charrette Bursary, that pivotal helping hand was extended when she
Jan 04, 2023
Edie Lowes
Instructor, Postgraduate Hospitality Management Edie was a long-time instructor at Okanagan College in the School of Business at the Salmon Arm and Vernon campuses. She loves teaching software and accounting skills and is super excited to work with Selkirk College students. Edie recently relocated to Nelson and loves the community, lifestyle and people!
Ashley Fournier
Instructor, Bachelor of Science in Nursing Ashley graduated from Queen's University in the Bachelor of Nursing Science Program in 2016 and completed her Master of Nursing in 2020 with the University of Toronto, specializing in Health Systems Leadership and Administration. Ashley has practiced nursing in Ontario, Nova Scotia and British Columbia. She hopes to bring her experience of health systems
Adapted Training Mannequins Provide First Aid Equity
A new tool for first aid training is helping add an important level of comfort when it comes to life-saving measures.
Aug 31, 2022
Helping Indigenous Students Navigate Post-Secondary
The pathway of Indigenous reconciliation is long, but Rodney Noskiye is helping Selkirk College navigate the road to better understanding through building stronger connections. An alumnus in the School of Health & Human Services, Noskiye returned to the Selkirk College community late last year after working in Northern Alberta as a family support worker. Hired as the college’s first Indigenous
Sep 21, 2022
SCOPE Award Winners Focused on Learner Success
At the heart of educational outcomes and achievement at Selkirk College stands the dedicated faculty who nurture the quest for knowledge and provide students with skills for success. Four outstanding educators were recognized earlier this month as the 2022 SCOPE Award recipients. Hosted by the Selkirk College Faculty Association at the Mir Centre for Peace on the Castlegar Campus, the annual SCOPE
Oct 11, 2022
Selkirk College Turns Wood Waste Into Winter Heat
A new biomass boiler on Selkirk College’s Silver King Campus is diverting wood waste with a significant bonus to the bottom line. A load of wood chips from Salmo’s Porcupine Wood Products was delivered in mid-October, ushering in a new sustainable heat source era for the Nelson-based campus that was first opened in 1961. Funded by the Ministry of Advanced Education & Skills Training, the $1.8
Oct 12, 2022
Children Lead the Way in Castlegar Charcoal Art Exhibit
An interactive art exhibit inspired is shining a light on how to incorporate the energy of little ones into the pedagogy of early childhood care.
Oct 21, 2022
Selkirk College Honours Role Models for Commitment to Learners
A successful post-secondary journey requires an inspiring beginning. Two women who have assisted learners through early steps at Selkirk College are being recognized with Board of Governors awards for their efforts to help build remarkable futures. Ktunaxa Nation Elder Anne Jimmie and retired Nursing Program instructor Joanne van der Ham are the 2022 recipients of the annual honours. Jimme is the
Nov 24, 2022