"With my love of soccer, I’ve had many coaches who gave me that mentorship and support, so that made me want to pass that on to others, and give back."
Humans of DC: Coaching for change
Refugee story comes to life in comic
Douglas student Malena Mokhovikova and her family thought they were just on holiday in Canada. They never dreamed they wouldn’t be going home.
Grief helped one grad find his true calling
Trevor Yee found his passion for psychiatric nursing after realizing his previous career wasn’t giving him a sense of fulfillment.
What’s the deal with mindfulness?
Mindfulness is all the rage. But what the heck is it? And how can it make our lives better? Douglas’s own Elliot Slinn brings us up to speed while advising us to slow down.
Marketing students help non-profits build community connections
A marketing practicum through Envision Financial allows Douglas students to use their skills to benefit local non-profits.
Drawing a map for queer and transgender kids
Psychology student Tanysha Klassen wants to help others navigate the challenges of gender identity.
‘I understand where you’re coming from.’
Ravina Dhaliwal uses lived experience to connect with her young Aboriginal clients.
What do employers really want?
We got a few key employers who’ll be at the Career Fair Feb. 27 - March 1 to dish on the dos and don’ts of job interviews.
Nominations sought for Douglas College Education Council and College Board
Call for nominations for College Board and Education Council is now open.
