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Join your colleagues and students, including learners from the Nursing Program, who are on board again this year for Coldest Night of the Year. This is the third annual event hosted by Nelson CARES and in previous years, Selkirk College staff has formed teams to walk and fundraise along with donate toward the Room to Live Campaign. Homelessness and access to affordable housing is a concern for all. Currently, Selkirk College is the number one fundraising college in Canada for this event. Find out more about participating...
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This year's day of staff engagement is Healthy Campus themed. Gain valuable knowledge about supporting health and wellness, fostering access and diversity and creating an inclusive campus community. Registration closes February 7.
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Mir Centre for Peace Lecture series welcomes award winning alternative investigative journalist Amy Goodman to Castlegar this spring. Goodman is the host of Democracy Now, an independent global news program.
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Meet face to face with high school students and members of the community as they come to Selkirk College for the annual event that highlights pathways to meaningful employment. Ensure your program/school/service is on board.
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The Co-op Education and Employment Services department will be working from the Tenth Street campus starting February 21. Meet Jessica Wright, direct students her way and learn more about what Co-op has to offer at Selkirk College.
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The Movers & Shakers
Stay tuned for more people who have been added to the Selkirk College team or moved positions within the college over the last few weeks.
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Early Alert is Selkirk College's online referral system created to help connect students who may be facing challenges in their courses or programs with the appropriate college services and improve their chances of success. This Winter, Early Altert is open from January 9 to February 10. Help a student before they fall too far behind. Find out how...
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The Teaching and Learning Institute (TLI) provides opportunities for faculty, instructors and other staff to discuss and explore traditional and innovative ideas about supporting our students’ learning. This Reading Week, take advantage of two learning opportunities aiming to enhance instructional skills and use of media in the classroom. Find out more...
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Help contribute to the success of Grad 2017 held on the Castlegar Campus on April 28. This day is incredibly special to our students and we are currently recruiting for several positions to help this day go off without a hitch. Learn more...
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Homewood Health is pleased to be sending you the latest issue of our Life Lines newsletter. The February 2017 edition, Love and Healthy Relationships, focuses on how to maintain and strengthen healthy relationships. Find out more...
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Ensure that you are looking good when you celebrate Grad 2017 with your students. Celebrating this important milestone with your students is a great reason to dress for the occasion. Deadline is February 28. Order now...
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Kudos are the perfect way to recognize outstanding work or extra effort by a colleague. And as a bonus, those who receive the shout-out get to enjoy a free coffee and muffin for your efforts! Find out more about Kudos at MySelkirk and help put a smile on someone's face. The following folks were singled out for outstanding work in January:
Crystal Leblanc, Kristin Knutson, Brad McVittie, Jim Leitch,
Caroline Barabonow, Lloyd Marshall, Monique Lalonde
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