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Reading and discussing stories can help us further our collective understanding of the harms of colonization and inform the actions we can all take together to lead us toward reconciliation. Highlighting Indigenous Voices Selkirk Reads! aims to highlight Indigenous authors, voices and stories to help lead us toward greater understanding, truth and reconciliation. Browse the long list and choose a

We know that investing in your post-secondary education can be a challenge, but we’re here to help. Explore opportunities for financial aid and awards . Find Your Fees Program-specific information is available on program pages under the tab "Tuition & Fees." Due Dates All fees are due and payable three weeks before the first day of class. If you add or change courses after the due date resulting

The Selkirk College brand embodies our story, our values and our commitment to our community. The logo, visual elements and core messaging bring our story to life. Employees can access tools and templates via the Selkirk College Brand Hub . Brand Guidelines Brand guidelines are essential for ensuring that everyone connected to our brand has a shared understanding of the elements of our brand and

We are so glad that you have decided to apply to Selkirk College! We are here to support you as you pursue what matters to you. If you're ready, apply now! Apply Today! If you are applying from a country outside of Canada, please visit Selkirk International. International Applicants To browse and register for continuing studies courses, please visit Community Education & Workplace Training . Steps

A Warm Welcome Dear Education Council Members, Welcome. I want to start by thanking you for joining Education Council (EdCo). EdCo plays a vital role at the college, and your involvement is greatly valued and appreciated. The work of the council is important and directly impacts the academic experience of our students. Here, you'll find resources and basic information you need to know about EdCo

The Learning Commons is the place for learning support. Get help with study skills, course content, assignments and employment skills. Access tutoring, take a test or study with help nearby. Drop In Visit the Learning Commons. There is always someone available who can help you or get you the support you need. Castlegar Campus Library Monday, Tuesday: 8:30 am–6:30 pm Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 8

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EdCo has 21 voting members, representing students, employees and leadership. Learn how you can take part ! All members serve a two-year term with the exception of students who serve a one-year term. EdCo contains four elected students, four administrators who are appointed by the president, two elected support staff, one Indigenous member and 10 elected faculty members. The faculty includes one

Innovative Solutions for Complex Problems Established in 2020, the Selkirk Technology Access Centre (STAC) is your one-stop shop to access the advanced technologies you need to drive business innovation. We help you apply new technologies to workflows, engage in aerial data collection, use machine learning and geospatial analysis to understand your data, prototype new designs, reverse engineer

Connect with Us Send us an email or give us a call at: Selkirk Innovates Administration, (250) 365-1392 Selkirk Technology Access Centre, (250) 304-8688 Our Facility Selkirk Technology Access Centre Meet Our Team Administration Dr. Terri MacDonald Director of Applied Research & Innovation Amy Byers Administration Coordinator Holly Steenvoorden Research Officer Selkirk Ion-source Research Centre

Selkirk College acknowledges our respect for and deep gratitude to the First Nations of the West Kootenay and Boundary regions: the Sinixt (Lakes), the Syilx (Okanagan), the Ktunaxa and the Secwepemc (Shuswap) peoples on whose traditional territories we are honoured to operate. An Ecosystem for Education The Skattebo Education Forest has a fascinating pre- and post-colonial history. Doukhobors

Education Explore the diversity of terrain, ecosystems and wildlife in the forest through field labs, integrated projects and research, Integrated projects Students in Forestry Technology are tasked with assessing all timber and non-timber values in the forest. Other student work in the forest involves data collection, analysis, mapping and prescription writing. ​ Field labs Students get hands-on

Recreation The area is often used for hiking, biking, wildcrafting, mushroom picking and wildlife viewing. The Skattebo Education Forest connects to the Skattebo Reach Trail. The 12-kilometre non-motorized trail is part of the Trans Canada Trail. It is maintained by the Castlegar Parks and Trails Society. The forest is open to the public, but motorized vehicles are not allowed off the main road

Woodlot 400 is a provincial forest tenure held by the college that offers enriching educational experiences. It is managed as a working forest, meeting the obligations of the provincial licence, including: Development and Harvesting of a government mandated Annual Allowable Cut volume. Silvicultural obligations for reforestation. Learn more about provincial directives for Woodlot Licence

December 4, 2020, marked the passing of Dr. Myler Wilkinson, former instructor of Peace Studies and English at Selkirk College. Born April 5, 1953, in Vancouver BC, Myler was a lifelong athlete and friend, with an infectious smile, ready jokes and glowing interest in every person he met. Myler's life took him throughout the world as an accomplished scholar and a visionary educator as he shared a

Ceasefire Now The horrifying violence in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT) over the past five weeks has brought deep distress to all who have witnessed or followed the news. For many Jews worldwide, these terrible events have re-triggered the pain and fear of massive collective trauma. For Palestinians, especially those in Gaza, the relentless bombardments and near-complete

Historical Resources Being On the Land: Histories at the Confluence , Symposium on the People of the Kootenay and Columbia Rivers Closing the Circle: Descendants of Alex Christian—the White Grizzly , Murial Walton & Myler Wilkinson From Our Side We Will be Good Neighbour(s) to Them : Doukhobor-Sinixt Relations at the Confluence of the Kootenay and Columbia Rivers in the Early Twentieth Century

Donors to the Establishment of the Mir Centre for Peace Prominent donors BC Heritage Trust Columbia Power USCC Doukhobor community BC Hydro Regional District of Central Kootenay Castlegar Society for Self-Awareness PPWC Local 26 Human Services, Selkirk College International Education, Selkirk College Judith Harroff KMC Foundation Gordon Weese and Lydia West Peter Rezansoff Alex Rilkoff Jack and

Locally and around the world, new strategies to protect human rights and promote peaceful conflict transformation are in action. Trained Peace Professionals Unarmed Civilian Peacekeeping (UCP) involves the use of trained peace professionals who use the principles of nonviolence to provide direct physical protection to civilians in a variety of contexts. Some of the strategies used include

The Mir Centre for Peace vision began in 1966 when the college inherited the buildings and site, but the rich history of this magnificent piece of land and the people who have lived here stretches back for centuries. Building a Mandate for Peace The Mir Centre was established in 1999 with the mandate of understanding and building cultures of peace through education. Mir— an ancient Russian word

Getting to the Skattebo Education Forest To visit the Skattebo Education Forest (SEF), take the Glade Cable Ferry across the Kootenay River from Highway 3A. When you drive off the ferry, take the first right on Glade Road. The Skattebo Education Forest is approximately 200 metres from the end of the road. Visitors are asked to park at end of the pavement, but not obstruct any driveways. If you are

Thank You, Peace Builders! Haleluya Hailu Peace & Human Rights Award Hayley Sluyter Myler Wilkinson Memorial Scholarship Alex P. Relkoff Scholarship Mir Centre for Peace Grant Michelle Durning Maurilia Coc Macs Memorial Scholarship

Is the SEF public land? No. Selkirk College has owned the property since 2001. Can I cut firewood in the SEF? Firewood cutting is discouraged because it can have an impact on the environmental and educational goals of the property. If a member of the public is found cutting firewood, they will be advised to leave by a college representative. Can I use motorized vehicles on and off the main road

Jennie Barron Mir Centre Chair Allison Alder Dean Marya Skrypiczajko Mir Centre for Peace Assistant Laura Nessman School Administrative Assistant Mir Advisory Council Community Members: Majid Bahrevar, Noah Cannon, Morag Carter, Aaron Korbacher, Jos Sharp, JJ Verigin, Peter Wood Internal College Members: Sarah James, Todd Kettner, Michele Morin, Pablo Pastor Student: Bella Palmer Ex-officio

The Education Council (EdCo) has four standing committees. Together, these committees oversee the educational offerings at Selkirk College and ensure a high degree of quality. To submit an agenda item request for any committee, please include the appropriate forms. For submission due dates, access the governance submission schedule . Education Council Committee Forms Circle for Inclusive