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Circuit Training

Tuesday, September 2, 2025 | 4pm - 4:45pm
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Castlegar, Castlegar Campus Gym

Our Team

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

Pharmacy Technician Faculty

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

IT Services

Get Technology Support No matter what you're studying, technology will be part of your education. IT Services can support you with getting your student email and other accounts set up, troubleshooting issues, connecting to Wi-Fi and more. If you need help, contact the IT Service Desk. IT Services Support Desk Connecting to Wi-Fi Students can connect to free high-speed Wi-Fi at all our campuses and

Danny Beatty

"Engaging with students from all over the world continues to be the highlight of my career." Danny began his career as an EFL (English as a Foreign Language) teacher in Tunisia, North Africa, where he worked for three years at AMIDEAST, an American NGO, teaching mainly business professionals, followed by three years in the Department of English at the National University. Upon returning to Canada

Facility Rentals

Unique Spaces for Your Event Our campuses feature unique spaces that are suitable for meetings, conferences and other special events. While the primary purpose of these facilities is to serve our academic and operational activities, they are also available to other community and educational groups for events. To inquire about booking space at Selkirk College for events, meetings or other purposes

Advanced Computing

Where Ideas Meet Technology Connect with us for: Custom tech solutions for your unique needs. Smart systems and automation that save time, reduce costs and improve safety. Expertise you can trust, powered by researchers and students. Turning Ideas into Innovation We transform complex challenges into tailored technology solutions. From AI-driven workflows and IoT systems to reverse-engineering

Student Funding Programs

The Applied Research and Innovation Internship Training Program is supported by funding from: BioTalent Economic Trust of the Southern Interior (ETSI-BC) Environmental Careers Organization of Canada (ECO Canada) Canada Summer Jobs Colleges and Institutes Canada (CICan) Career Launcher Clean Foundation Kootenay Career Development Society (KCDS) Fast Forward Innovate BC Métis Nation British Columbia

Terri MacDonald

Dr. Terri MacDonald is the Director of Applied Research and Innovation at Selkirk College. Terri provides strategic leadership and oversight to a team of 23 research staff and $5 million in research and innovation projects annually, including innovative work happening at the Selkirk Technology Access Centre (STAC), Selkirk Ion-source Research Centre (SIRC) and the Selkirk Social Innovation Lab

Addressing Rural Labour Shortages through Newcomer Attraction

This project asks: How can rural communities attract, support and retain new community members to help address rural workforce gaps and strengthen rural communities? The project has five objectives: To examine and evaluate innovative rural workforce strategies, plans and policies to address current and future labour gaps. To conduct in-depth case studies to examine the key catalysts for success

Interactive Visits

Are you looking to solve a specific business or technical challenge for your business? Let's Problem-Solve Together Interactive visits provide clients of the National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC IRAP) with up to 20 hours of access to the equipment, facilities and expertise at STAC. Your interactive visit could include: Accessing cutting-edge technology

Drawing Essentials

An introductory course is designed to help you build confidence and skill in drawing through a focus on essential techniques.

Book Talk

A lively and informal discussion group where we’ll exchange ideas about our favorite books.

Brain Games

Come tie your brain in knots! Work out the kinks! Solving puzzles is a great way to stimulate your brain.

Dreamplay - Part 2

Continue to examine dreams, become more aware of unconscious impulses that drive us, and tap into dream-based creativity. Students must have previously taken Dreamplay.

Dreamplay - Part 1

Discover meaning in dreams based on Jungian psychology, become more aware of unconscious impulses that drive us, learn emotional differentiation and tap into dream-based creativity.

Remote Controlled: The Impacts of Disruptive Technologies in the Canadian Mining Sector

Remote Controlled is a study that seeks to understand the ways technology is changing how the mining industry works in Canada. What are the emerging technologies that are disrupting the mining sector in Canada? How is work changing as a result of these technologies and what drives the adoption within the mining sector? How are mining communities impacted by these changes? These key questions are

Local Author Series

The local Author Series includes six local artists sharing their talents and experiences. Each session will inspire.

Herbal Medicine for Mental Health

Join herbalist Travis Cartwright for an insightful and hands-on workshop exploring the power of herbal medicine in supporting mental health.

Gentle Fitness

Each class will include a warm-up, light cardio, muscle conditioning and stretching, with options for different fitness levels.

Humour 101

Explore the humour in our lives and find creative ways to express this humour.