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Arts Faculty

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 -

RPM Welcome Week

Monday, August 25, 2025 | 1pm - 4pm
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Castlegar, Mir Centre for Peace & on campus

Badminton: Nelson

Tuesday, August 26, 2025 | 3:30pm - 5pm
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Nelson Tenth Street, Mary Hall Gym

Counselling Services

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

Nonviolent Communication: Level 2

If you loved the foundational nonviolent communication training, but you are not sure how to use it in everyday life or want to feel more fluent and practice your skills, this course is for you!

Marita Harinen

Marita Harinen is a graduate of biological engineering at the University of Guelph. She is passionate about teaching and has more than 10 years of experience. She teaches math, physics, biology and English. Marita used to be a Student & Campus Life Programmer within the Athletics & Recreation. She is a certified personal trainer, yoga/fitness instructor and holistic nutritionist. Plus, she has a

Message from the Board Chair

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

Nonviolent Communication: Level 1

Nonviolent communication skills help us connect empathically with ourselves and others to have more satisfying relationships; increase our ability to live with authenticity, compassion and connection; and communicate in ways that honour everyone's needs.

Tiffany Snauwaert

Tiffany is a proud alumna of the Business Administration Program at Selkirk College. After graduating from Selkirk College, she worked a number of years in public accounting with a variety of clients in a number of industries dealing with financial accounting, audit and tax matters. She earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, Chartered Professional Accountant designation, Master’s

Food Services

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

Sustainable Selkirk

Sustainable Selkirk We are working hard to reduce our impact on the natural world by adopting more sustainable practices, reducing our carbon footprint, using resources responsibly and doing our part to mitigate climate change. Making a Difference Find out how we're diverting organic waste from landfills using FoodCyclers. {"preview_thumbnail":"/sites/default/files/styles/video_embed_wysiwyg

Reconciliation

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

Nelson Campus Tour Week

Monday, November 24, 2025 | 10am - 11am
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Nelson, Tenth Street & Silver King