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Kate Nott
Program Coordinator, SOAR & Instructor, School of Academic Upgrading and Development
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Mir Centre for Peace History
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
Short-Term Programs
1 Language & Culture Experiences This program is offered during the fall, winter and spring terms. Join existing academic English language classes at your level. Take core classes in reading, writing, grammar and communication and choose 1-2 elective seminars. If you come for less than seven weeks (1 module), you would not be expected to write final exams unless you choose to. Activities You will
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main similarities and differences between the three core programs in Environment & Geomatics? The first year of each of the programs is common to all three, covering the basics in such areas as botany, geology/soils, hydrology, navigation, computers and GIS, measurements and mathematics. The second year is where the specialization begins. There is the opportunity for students to
Kim Drew
Kim enjoys working at Selkirk College because of all the great people he encounters daily. When not on the job, he loves kayaking, hiking, skiing and gardening.
Kim Green
"With 30 years of applied geoscience experience to draw on I am able to engage students by sharing with them from my own experiences and to mentor students interested in pursuing a wide range of geoscience careers." - Kim Green Before Selkirk College... Kim has worked as a geoscientist for over 30 years throughout western North America. She graduated from the University of British Columbia (UBC)
Christine Carlson
"I see my role as an instructor as being a partnership between my passion for education, my love of science, and my desire to help in the creation of healthy vibrant communities." —Christine Carlson Christine completed her master's degree in marine lichen physiological ecology on the rocky shores of Oregon. It was during her master's that she found her love of teaching. From there she taught
Katherine (Katie) Storvold
Instructor, Bachelor of Science in Nursing My background is in pediatric nursing, and residential care. I am a Selkirk/UViC graduate and have been nursing for 11 years. I have worked locally at KBRH on the surgical and pediatric units, the Alberta Children’s Hospital in Calgary, and in residential care in Ontario. I was recently living in the Northwest Territories and completed my Master of
Laurie Grant
It is wonderful to be expanding my job experience with Selkirk College into the Project-Based Training arena in 2016 after 3+ years working at the Grand Forks Campus as an on-call Fees Clerk! I began my post-secondary education as a life-long learner here at Selkirk College and have returned many times. Additionally, I have been a student at S.A.I.T, College of the Rockies, Red Deer College
Peter Golden
Instructor, Applied Environmental Science and Planning Peter Golden is a professional environmental engineer and instructor in the Applied Environmental Science and Planning Program. After graduating from engineering at the University of Calgary, Peter worked in air pollution control and filtration. He has always been interested in the questions of "What does contamination mean to the environment
Deanne Steven
Instructor, Business Administration, Postgraduate Accounting, Postgraduate Business Management “Living, learning, and working in countries around the world has fundamentally shaped who I am as a person and as an instructor. The world is more interconnected now than ever before, and my appreciation for the value of different perspectives, cultures, and competencies directly influences how I
Kamala Melzack
Kamala Melzack has been working for Selkirk College since 2015. She graduated from the Digital Arts program with Honours in 2010.
Todd Kettner
Instructor, Psychology "I love sharing the science of emotions, behavior, relationships, and the brain with the energetic and engaged students that have chosen to learn at Selkirk." - Todd Kettner, psychology instructor The opportunities that Selkirk students appreciate to engage deeply with faculty and peers in small classes here are just as appealing to me and my talented colleagues who have
Michele Fisher
Michele was employed at Camosun College, in Victoria, for five years in a variety of positions. This exposed her to many aspects of College culture. Michel has lived in a yurt, off-grid and traveled around the world. She loves spending time with her granddaughter, friends and family. Moving to the Kootenays has made her passion for outdoor recreation very accessible and she looks forward to
Elizabeth Ferguson
Instructor, English, Indigenous Studies "It is my intention is to inspire students by sharing the knowledge of our Indigenous storytellers, elders, artists, and scientists acknowledging the inherent right to practice and articulate the wisdom of our ancestors." - Elizabeth Ferguson, Instructor, English, Indigenous Studies I would like to begin by respectfully acknowledging that Selkirk College
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