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Convocation 2025 Convocation is a time to formally acknowledge and celebrate your educational successes with your family, friends, classmates and the Selkirk College community. Save the date for Convocation: Thursday, May 22, 2025 ! This event will be livestreamed! Have questions about Convocation? Browse some FAQs. Frequently Asked Questions About Convocation Student and Guest Information Please

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Your Epicentre for Information The library has a wide range of resources and services for students, staff and the community. Looking for research help? Knowledgeable library staff are available to help you find the books and journal articles you need. Our main library collection is located on the Castlegar Campus , and we have a branch collection at the Silver King Campus in Nelson. Explore the

By focusing on the program's learning outcomes, graduates are well prepared to serve in a variety of land management roles that have advancement potential and can lead to higher levels of education and professional designation. 1 Year Cruising assistant Fire crew member Layout assistant Silviculture surveyor Forest health surveyor Site plan data collector Planting supervisor Riparian assessor

First-year students: Field School for this program is last two weeks of April. School of Environment and Geomatics Student Conference last Wednesday of term (April). Application Deadline: Completed applications will be received until the end of August 31, however, it is strongly suggested to apply early to our programs to avoid disappointment, as our programs can fill by early spring. Find out

Tiffany Snauwaert Dean Rena Vandenbos School Chair Allison Lutz Student Coordinator, Instructor Audrey Ehman Instructor Mandy Flanagan Instructor Rebecca Jacobson Instructor Lucas Pavan Instructor Leanne Reitan Faculty Assistant Peter Schroder Instructor Dylan Tripp Instructor

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. Selkirk Reads! invites you to join a reading circle. Circles will meet once before September 30 to discuss the book. Watch the book champions share their insights at the wrap-up event! Join Us at the Event

Education & Action This content relates to residential schools and other sensitive subject matter you may find traumatic. We encourage you to care for your mental and emotional health and well-being. If you need support, please reach out to the National Residential School Crisis line at 1-866-925-4419 or to Counselling Services . National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30 is a day

Melody Diachun Chair Joel Fountain Instructor, Drums Allison Girvan Instructor, Voice Don Macdonald Instructor, Composer/Violin Jill McKenna Instructor, Bass (Electric & Upright) Darren Mahe Instructor, Guitar Emily Millard Instructor, Voice David Restivo Instructor, Piano/Keyboards Michael Rud Instructor, Guitar John Tucker Instructor, Production/Synths & Samplers/Film Scoring

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada believes that for Canada to flourish in the 21st century, reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadians follows ten principles. Read What We Have Learned: Principles of Truth and Reconciliation by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada. The Principles 1 The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

Resources Orange Shirt Society: About Phyllis Webstad Orange Shirt Day Resources National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation Senator Murray Sinclair on Reconciliation Senator Murray Sinclair on How Canadians Can Work toward Reconciliation Events Bone & Bead Workshop , Trail Public Library, September 25 Castlegar Drum Circle , Circle of Indigenous Nations, September 30 Elements of Truth: Before

Allison Alder Dean Andrea Maxie Chair Administrative Assistant Castlegar Campus Michelle Colley Instructor Tamara Hudson Instructor Dyllan Lachelt Instructor Brad McVittie Instructor Lisa Young Instructor Grand Forks Campus Christine Carlson Instructor Kim Vander Kooy Instructor Jim Leitch Instructor Kaslo Learning Centre Jennifer Lucke Instructor Mark Lada Instructor Nakusp Learning Centre

Photo: (C) 2021 Bobbi Barbarich for the Nelson Museum, Archives & Gallery Understanding Barriers and Opportunities Exploring Progressive Solutions: Innovating within the Regional Cannabis Sector is a three-year project that aims to understand the barriers and opportunities for the rural economic development of the regional cannabis sector and to co-design, co-pilot and co-evaluate viable action

How do I make a payment online? Payments can be made through your financial institution with online banking or from your student record . How do I pay through my financial institution? Each financial institution is a little different. Generally, you will login to your bank account and indicate that you want to pay a bill. Add Selkirk College as the vendor or payee. Your account number will be your

All fees are due and payable on or before the first day of class. Pay from Your Bank Account Sign into your online banking. Add Selkirk College as a payee. Enter your student identification number as the account number. Make a payment. The funds will be deducted from your account immediately and you will get a confirmation number. It will take two business days for the payment to reach your

We value respect, diversity, openness, collaboration and caring, and we're here to help. Angela Kelly Accessibility Coordinator, Castlegar Campus, Trail Campus, Grand Forks Campus Sara Markin Accessibility Coordinator, Nelson Campuses, Castlegar Campus, Kaslo Campus, Trail Campus, Grand Forks Campus Nadya Sofonoff Accessibility Services Assistant, Castlegar Campus Myriam Spencer Accessibility

A Living Lab for Hands-on Learning The Skattebo Education Forest (SEF) covers 285 hectares along the east shore of the Kootenay River. Since the Province of BC granted the land to Selkirk College in 1999, it has been an outdoor classroom with a variety of vegetation, shrubs, wildlife and tree species where students in Forest Technology , Recreation, Fish and Wildlife , Applied Environmental

Food systems around the world face many unprecedented threats and challenges. In the midst of this, alternative agrifood and seafood networks that deliver locally harvested products to communities are emerging. Exploring the Roles of BC's Food Hubs An interdisciplinary research team from across North America is studying the resilience of these emerging alternative networks. As part of this project

Learn the basics and beyond in first aid and safety training. Let our trained instructors take you through the basics and beyond of how to keep yourself, your family and your co-workers healthy and safe in any situation. Please note: Students are advised to wear long pants, shoes, and socks during all first aid courses. First aid courses are physically demanding and require people to be in good

Help Prevent the Spread We can all take steps to prevent the spread of communicable diseases and help keep our community healthy. A communicable disease is an illness that can be transmitted from one person to another, such as coronavirus, hepatitis A, norovirus, influenza, measles, meningococcal meningitis, mumps, rubella or tuberculosis. Following a few simple practices can help protect the

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

What is our admission process? The BSN program uses a selective admission process. Get up-to-date information. When will new applications be accepted? Applications open October 1, 2024, and January 17, 2025. All supporting documents must be received by February 24, 2025. What is the number of seats in the program? We welcome 32 students into the program each year. How much does the Bachelor of

Typing tests are done over Zoom only. These qualify as in-person tests for all employment purposes, such as BC's Interior Health, Vancouver Coastal Health, Northern Health, Vancouver Island Health Authority and Fraser Health. Planning and Booking Your Test 1 Plan for your exam Access typing test and booking information . Explore typing test requirements . 2 Register for your exam Get registered

Your Adventure Awaits Join us in the heart of the beautiful British Columbia Interior, surrounded by the great Canadian outdoors! Every year, we're honoured to welcome students from around the world. Read Our Viewbook We're here to help as you learn, meet new people and explore the natural beauty on our doorstep.

Elders on Campus Elders and Knowledge Keepers carry their stories, teachings, laws and songs within them to pass on to the next generations. Elders on Campus offers the opportunity to meet and make connections with Elders in our community. We are honoured to have them join us on campus to give us a wider sense of community and provide learning opportunities through intergenerational connections