Scholarships are a tremendous opportunity for Selkirk College students to help offset the costs of their education and be rewarded for their hard work. The online scholarship application process has now opened and staff are being encouraged to point students to selkirk.ca.
Selkirk College Food Services employees are putting money where hungry mouths are. Over the last year the staff at the Ripple Café, Glacier Café, Tenth Street Campus cafeteria and Tenth Street Residence Bistro have been collecting tips at their cash registers for the Selkirk College Student Emergency Food Bank.
Canadian author Tom Rand is coming to Nelson on March 16 to speak about the dangers of passive denial when it comes to climate change. Taking a proactive approach to finding solutions, the entrepreneur will talk about the positive stories of clean energy abundance. The event is free for Selkirk College students.
The Selkirk College Saints locked up home ice advantage in the first round of the British Columbia Intercollegiate Hockey League playoffs after two huge wins on Vancouver Island this past weekend. The Saints will host the best-of-three semi-final starting on March 6 at the Castlegar Recreation Complex. Come out and cheer them on!
Living in residence is an important and memorable part of college life. Recent renovations to the kitchen and laundry facilities at the Kekuli House Residence on the Castlegar Campus have resulted in a new spirit of community amongst the students who call the location home during the college year.
In our day to day work, we commit to:
>>Focus on the learner
>>Teaching excellence
>>Community engagement & innovation
>>A healthy workplace
>>Sustainability of the college.
Learn more about our Strategic Plan.
We encourage staff to work across disciplines & adapt to changes in education through learning, by participating in TLI initiatives like:
>>Book Clubs
>>Speaker & Event Series
>>Online Resources
Learn more about our Teaching & Learning Institute.
Local student, Micheline Marr, is passionate about history and the outdoors and has always been interested in archaeology. This summer, she followed those passions and enroled as the only Selkirk student in the Lemon Creek Archaeology Field School in South Slocan.
Learn more about Micheline's summer adventure.
Kudos is a program that provides the opportunity to recognize colleagues and co-workers who consistently treat students, faculty and staff with courtesy and respect. Your nomination will then be provided with a Kudos Card, which entitles them to free coffee and a muffin!
Learn more about the Kudos Winners.