TR grads use therapeutic recreation to help kids with disabilities improve their quality of life
A passionate dedication in helping others led two TR grads, Kelsey Merritt and Danielle Barrett, to create a program to aid children and youth with disabilities in pursuing their dreams.
Why volunteer? It’s good for your mind, body and soul – and your career
Here are four great reasons (and one great example) of how volunteering will improve your life – and your community. Bonus: We’re hosting a Volunteer Fair Sept. 24 & 26!
New to Douglas College? Learn the ropes from a Kickstart Coach
From what to expect your first week at College, to how to get involved in the Douglas community, Kickstart Coaches have got you covered!
From quiet to confident: how the Student Ambassador Program changed my life
Want to get involved, boost your resume and learn new skills? Apply by May 12 to join the Student Ambassador Program!
Reading between the lines
Teaching literacy to adults gives one student an appreciation for one of his most basic skills.
Rewriting her story and making a difference
Telka Pesklevits is a poet-activist looking to make positive change within her community.
UK journalist launches writing career at Douglas
Professional Communication grad Maansi Pandya dishes on her love of the written word, the challenges of crafting a creative career and how Douglas College helped her spread her wings.
Framing the world with a different pair of glasses
A successful career can mean different things to different people. For Dispensing Opticianry grads Sara Moshurchak and Dana Dempsey, success means bringing creativity and customization to producing unique eye wear in an industry dominated by mass production.
Humans of DC: Carpe Diem
Douglas student Sydney Clarke has a new outlook on life after recovering from a serious illness.
Keeping it local
Music alum and craft beer enthusiast featured in Douglas College Arts at One concert Oct. 25.