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Scholar's Dining Room, Nelson

Experience Fine Dining Join us for a great meal and a great experience, all prepared by Professional Cook , Resort & Hotel Management , Postgraduate Culinary Management and Postgraduate Hospitality Management students. Scholar's Dining Room is an interactive classroom where our students can practice and learn service standards and operations in a safe, supportive environment. While we strive to do

Theresa Southam

Move to the Mountains I looked out of my dormitory window and thought, "I'm home." Theresa moved to Columbia Basin in 1990 to attend the Creative Writing Program at David Thompson University and live in the mountains. Later, after taking courses in university arts and sciences at Selkirk College and graduating from the Fine Woodworking Program , she travelled extensively. Upon returning home to

Explorers - Famous & Less Well Known

This course will provide an historical background to human migration and world's exploration, including biographies of selected explorers, their lives, travels, and contributions to history and science. The content of the course will include four women and four men. Class format is instructor introduction followed by class member round table discussion with suggested outline. Format suggestions

Art, Culture & Music

Join us as a beginner or explore your existing interest to discover new techniques. Tap into your creativity with some of the best instructors in our region through courses in clay, drawing, writing, music, painting, fibre arts and mixed media.

Non-Profit Advisor Series

This series of workshops is designed to help build the knowledge and capacity of non-profit organizations in the Columbia Basin. It is brought to you by Columbia Basin Trust in partnership with Selkirk College.

Library

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

Important Dates - Welding

2024 January 2: Program continues. March 28: Welder Foundation ends. September 3: Welder Foundation begins. 2025 January 6: Program continues. March 27: Welder Foundation ends. Modular Welder B or Welder A, Apprenticeship Levels 1, 2 and 3 Welder, Multi-Process Alloy and Welder Upgrader are continuous intake between the months of August to December and March to May. Please contact Admissions at

Important Dates - Carpentry Apprenticeship

Carpentry Apprenticeship Training Schedule: 2023 Level 3 - October 30-December 15 2024 Level 4 - January 2–February 16* Level 3 - February 20–April 5* Level 1 - May 6–June 21* Level 2 - September 16-November 1 Level 4 - November 4-December 20 2025 Level 3 - January 6–February 21* Level 4 - February 24–April 11* *All levels are now harmonized. Learn more about Harmonized Carpentry at the Skilled

Important Dates - Millwright/Machinist

2024 February 5: Winter 30-week program begins. August 29: Winter 3-week program ends. September 3: Fall 36-week program begins. 2025 May 22: Fall 36-week program ends. February 3: Winter 30-week program begins. August 28: Winter 30-week program ends. Find out about college-wide important dates .

Conversation Series: Disability & Access

Monday, October 21, 2024 | 12pm - 1pm
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Castlegar, Side Pit

Thrive Week

Monday, April 8, 2024 | All Day
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Multiple Campuses

Geographic Information Systems

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Advanced Diploma
Bachelor's Degree
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School
Environment & Geomatics
Campus
Castlegar

Gentle Flow Yoga

Wednesday, October 2, 2024 | 12pm - 12:45pm
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Castlegar, Castlegar Campus Gym, Room U6

Circuit Training

Tuesday, October 1, 2024 | 4pm - 4:45pm
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Castlegar, Castlegar Campus Gym

Careers - Forest Technology

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

Important Dates - Forest Technology

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

Cosmic Bowling

Saturday, November 16, 2024 | 2pm - 4pm
Castlegar, Castle Bowl, 206 11 Ave, Castlegar, BC

Forestry Technology Faculty

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