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Wendy Anderson Program Coordinator Mallory Attorp Instructor Laura Boehm Instructor Becky Miller Instructor Kristen Murrell Instructor Sabrina van Hellemond Instructor

The provincial government expects all boards within jurisdiction to govern according to established best practices and to provide full public disclosure of such. Board composition and succession The board is made up of individuals who, collectively, have the required competencies and personal attributes to carry out their responsibilities effectively. Unless specified otherwise in the governing

Tammie Clarke Dean Jocelyn Schroeder School Chair Ellen Strelaeff Program Coordinator Erin Rodier Instructor Lisa Gates Instructor Marla Gonzalez Plasencia Instructor

Applications are being accepted for fall (September and November start dates) 2025 and winter (January) 2026. Fall 2025 Intake(s) September 2, 2025: First day of classes (cohort 1) November 3, 2025: First day of classes (cohort 2) February 2, 2026: First day of practicum (cohort 1) April 7, 2026: First day of practicum (cohort 2) April 10, 2026: Last day of practicum (cohort 1) June 12, 2026: Last

Alysha Baker Instructor - Psychology Jennie Barron Instructor - Peace and Conflict Studies Jamie Bliss Instructor - Law Leesa Dean Instructor - Creative Writing Sarah Fawcett Instructor - English Renée Harper Instructor - Creative Writing, English Linda Harwood Instructor - English Darcy Ingram Instructor - History, Technical Writing Todd Kettner Instructor - Psychology Takaia Larsen Instructor -

Career, Academic and Personal Counselling Make an Appointment! Please make an appointment on your main campus. You can also make an appointment by contacting the Welcome Centre. Book with a Counsellor Book with an Indigenous Counsellor Book in Castlegar Student Housing For appointments in Grand Forks or Nakusp, please contact the Welcome Centre. Scope of Care Mission Our mission is to support

Our board is privileged to serve the West Kootenay and Boundary region’s only public post-secondary education institution. We are proud of the region’s commitment shown in 1964–1965 at which time a regional-wide vote approved the creation of British Columbia's first regional college in the Interior. Since that time, Selkirk College has produced thousands of successful learners from within and out

Stop by one of our three cafés for a hot breakfast or delicious lunch. We strive for minimally processed, grab-and-go, healthy menu options and prepare as many menu items in-house as possible. We support dietary restrictions by making vegetarian, vegan and wheat-free menu options readily available. Join Us for a Meal We are proud to partner with Feed BC. Our menus are created to include

Building a Framework for Reconciliation Selkirk College is committed to reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples. Reconciliation, the intentional process of establishing and maintaining respectful and right relationships with Indigenous governments, organizations, families and learners, involves repairing damaged trust in education systems through respect and reciprocity. Decolonizing Education We

Our Campuses Castlegar Campus Silver King Campus , Nelson Tenth Street Campus , Nelson Victoria Street Campus , Nelson Trail Campus Grand Forks Campus Nakusp Learning Centre Kaslo Learning Centre Our Places Mir Centre for Peace Castlegar A place to build cultures of peace through learning and dialogue. Gathering Place Castlegar Campus A spot to learn about First Nations, Métis and Inuit cultures

Supporting Excellence in Education The Teaching & Learning Centre (TLC) supports instructors to create optimal learning for students. Instructors who want to connect with the TLC can access the Teaching & Learning Centre Service Desk. Service Desk What TLC Supports Excellence in course development and delivery including variety and relevance of teaching strategies and alignment of assessments with

Our Commitment The Selkirk College Foundation is committed to supporting equal and accessible higher education across our region. We appreciate your contributions to our work and acknowledge we couldn’t provide the same level of support without your generosity. We will work closely with you to meet our goals and to provide recognition of your support at every opportunity endeavour. Every gift

Win-Win Partnerships Get a leg up launching into the workforce with experiential and work-integrated learning opportunities. Work integrated learning is an approach that allows students to apply their education in real-world settings through different types of partnerships with industry and community-based organizations. Our partners get access to highly motivated student talent and help grow a

Manufacturing Innovation, Locally Connect with us for: Large-format additive manufacturing (3D printing) with advanced materials, processes and custom extrusion technologies to expand manufacturing capacity and reduce costs. Hybrid additive-subtractive manufacturing, integrating 3D printing with precision CNC machining, waterjet cutting and laser engraving to improve efficiency, reduce waste and

Selkirk Innovates houses over $4 million in specialized equipment. Our equipment, combined with the technical expertise of our creative, skilled and passionate staff and students, supports our partners in developing and advancing their products and services. Advanced Manufacturing 3D printing Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) Printers: 5 Bambu X1C 4 Bambu A1 2 Bambu P1S 1 Markforged Mark 2 1

We collaborate—never compete—with local businesses. If you’re an existing business, we’re keen to help you increase efficiencies, decrease your costs and enhance productivity. If you’re a designer or entrepreneur, we can help design and realize your dream. If you’re a worker, student or prospective student wanting next-level advanced manufacturing, computing or GIS skills, check out our training

Are you a small company that has a specific need or idea? Are you struggling with creating a product or creating a process? We can help. Supporting You with SMARTS Companies that innovate and embrace technology lead today's competitive economy. Many businesses recognize the importance of research and development, but don’t have the capacity or expertise they need to make their ideas happen. The

Housing is a growing challenge across communities. This is a complex challenge with multiple overlapping factors, including availability (quantity), quality, appropriateness (type) and affordability. A range of housing types and place-based differences mean that specific housing needs and solutions can vary across rural communities. Generally, five factors impact housing in rural places: Aged

Challenges and Opportunities for Innovation Transit is an important service, with clearly documented economic and social benefits, including access to services like health care and education as well as economic participation. Transit is also recognized as a practical opportunity to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In Canada the conversation around public transportation has been focused on urban

Personalized Pathways to Build Meaningful Careers Co-op Education offers customized service for Selkirk College students and local and regional employers. We are proud to be a member of the provincial and national work-integrated learning (WIL) organizations: ACE-WIL and CEWIL. Experience Outside of the Classroom We offer nationally accredited co-op education opportunities for 13 programs as well

Become a leader on campus! There are student representatives on the Selkirk College Board of Governors and the Education Council. Make a Difference Board of Governors There are two student positions. Education Council There are four student positions. Student Ambassadors Connect with a student ambassador—or become one! Help students access on-campus resources. Student Leadership Events Organize an

Amy Bohigian Instructor Geoff Gibbs Instructor & Faculty Assistant Nichola Lytle Instructor Kerry Pagdin Instructor Zen Wang Instructor Daryl Jolly Instructor Brian Lye Instructor

Selkirk College is committed to high standards of integrity, accountability and responsibility in the conduct of any college-sanctioned research that is done by college faculty, staff or students, or by any other scholars that have a formal association with the college. In our daily work, we follow: Policy 8710: Integrity in Research Policy: 8705 Ethical Conduct of Research Involving Humans Policy

We are here to assist you with your Canadian education and cultural experience at Selkirk College. Danny Beatty Manager, International Education and Development Misoon Jang International Student Services Coordinator Elizabeth (Betty) Li Student Immigration Advisor/International Student Recruiter/Cultural Advisor Emily Kandborg International Student Recruiter/Cultural Advisor Enrolment Services

Tammie Clarke Dean Jocelyn Schroeder School Chair Melissa Bleier Program Coordinator, Instructor Kathleen Young Instructor Audra Spielman Instructor Chelsie Panton Instructor Shelby Jorgenson Instructor Jennifer Masini Instructor