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Camosun College President Sherri Bell has been appointed Board Chair of BC Colleges for a two-year term effective Nov. 21, 2019.

After a national search, Vancouver Community College is proud to welcome Clayton Munro as the college’s new Dean of Indigenous Initiatives.

A booming insulation industry, coupled with growing consumer interest in making their homes more efficient, continues to add up to a strong need for skilled workers in the Southern Interior.

When Camosun’s Ian Warrender first touched down in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania in 2010, he knew instinctively that he was onto something life-changing.

Students from the School of Business at Selkirk College recently got the chance to network with local accounting professionals, learning about career options in the finance and accounting industry.

Students in College of the Rockies’ Golden campus’ Adventure Tourism Business Operations program are working alongside biologist Rachel Darvill, principal consultant at Goldeneye Ecological Services, conducting experimental cattail manipulation in hopes that it will increase the available marsh bird breeding environment.

To say it simply, Jacqueline Pettersen is a high-achieving, award-winning brain doctor. To put it more eloquently, she is a cognitive behavioural neurologist who specializes in the brain and mental processes.

Coast Mountain College’s efforts to Indigenize curriculum, provide Indigenous student supports and respond to the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission were highlighted yesterday in Saskatoon, SK at the Colleges and Institutes Canada 2019 Indigenous Education Symposium.

NICBotCamps came alive in the halls of NIC again this summer with beginner and advanced camps as well as a Girls Only camp held in Comox.

From founders to change makers and visionaries, Langara College is proud to honour 49 Langarans who have made an impact at Langara, in their profession, and in the community over the past 49 years.