News Archives
Oct 07 2016
Since Selkirk College alumni began transitioning into the regional workforce in the late-1960s, individuals educated close to home have helped build and grow the economy of the West Kootenay and Boundary region. As the college celebrates its first 50 years and looks towards the next half-century, an exploration of the relationship post-secondary has with local business and industry tells a story of success.
Oct 06 2016
When Santanna Hernandez makes a decision, the mother of four young children not only has her own future in mind, she has her family in mind. There’s a lot to consider. She saw Selkirk College had a lot to offer. And now, ready to start her second year of the Rural Pre-Medicine Program, she knows she’s on the right path.
Oct 05 2016
As the British Columbia economy continues to grow and the need for skilled workers increases, the Provincial Government has invested in the post-secondary education required to be successful.
Oct 04 2016
College hockey returns to the Castlegar & District Recreation Complex this Saturday night as the Selkirk College Saints hit the ice for the new BCIHL season where they will be chasing their unprecedented fifth straight league title.
Sep 22 2016
With the successful Selkirk College Homecoming Weekend now part of the regional post-secondary history books, President Angus Graeme expresses appreciation for all those who had a hand in making it happen and those who helped celebrate.
Sep 20 2016
On October 3, Jazz guitarist Albert Vila will appear at the Shambhala Music & Performance Hall at Selkirk College with Canadian virtuosos Kodi Hutchinson on bass and Julian MacDonough on drums. While in Nelson, the musician will also spend time offering clinics with Contemporary Music & Technology Program students making his visit a valuable learning opportunity.
Sep 20 2016
With strong support from alumni, retirees, current staff and students, and community supporters, Selkirk College celebrated its golden anniversary at the Castlegar Campus over the weekend with a homecoming fit for a major milestone.
Sep 15 2016
Well-known Indigenous leader, artist and journalist Wab Kinew will be speaking at Selkirk College this month. Seeking to engage with Canadians to dispel Native stereotypes and work toward a world that’s compassionate, Kinew brings a wealth of experience to two conferences – one aimed at furthering the causes of peace and justice and the other to empower Indigenous youth.
Sep 14 2016
The Selkirk College Faculty Association Standing Committee On Professional Excellence (SCOPE) committee is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2015/16 award: Gail Potter, Kay Armstrong, Mike Konkin, Duff Sutherland, and Doris Hausleitner. The College community is invited to help celebrate these worthy recipients at our annual SCOPE Awards Ceremony.
Sep 13 2016
A party 50 years in the making has arrived with the Selkirk College Homecoming Weekend. The representative of Her Majesty The Queen in British Columbia will be one of the guests who will help us celebrate this golden anniversary.
Sep 12 2016
Since Selkirk College alumni began transitioning into the regional workforce in the late-1960s, individuals educated close to home have helped build and grow the economy of the West Kootenay and Boundary region. As the college embarks on a celebration of its first 50 years and looks towards the next half-century, an exploration of the relationship post-secondary has with local business and industry tells a story of success.
Sep 11 2016
It's a weekend 50 years in the making. To officially kick off the Selkirk College golden anniversary, the community is invited to the Homecoming Weekend celebrations which take place at the Castlegar Campus on September 16 to 18.
Sep 02 2016
As Selkirk College students head back to class next week, they will notice a new bright rainbow crosswalk on the Castlegar campus. The fresh paint symbolizes the College’s support for its LGBTQ students and efforts to ensure inclusion and connectivity on campus.
Sep 01 2016
Selkirk College offers students an opportunity to get engaged as leaders on campus. Early each school year, six positions are up for election, two to the Board of Governors and four to the Education Council. It’s a chance for students to be directly involved in what goes into making education possible while continuing their learning outside the classroom.
Aug 31 2016
Since Selkirk College alumni began transitioning into the regional workforce in the late-1960s, individuals educated close to home have helped build and grow the economy of the West Kootenay and Boundary region. As the college embarks on a celebration of its first 50 years and looks towards the next half-century, an exploration of the relationship post-secondary has with local business and industry tells a story of success.