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The way we were: Winter 2020 in photos

From athletic victories to the historic unveiling of our first-ever coat of arms, the Winter semester was one that will certainly go down in history.

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Campus events March 9-13

This week you can de-stress with some doggos, discuss how better to welcome newcomers to Canada and more.

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Campus events March 2–6

This week you can get a leg up on your job hunt, have a night out at the theatre and more!

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Campus events: Feb. 24 – 28

From Black History Month events to a craft beer book launch, here’s what’s happening around Douglas College this week.

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Campus events: Feb. 10 – 14

Check out events scheduled at our New West and Coquitlam campuses this week.

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Campus events: Feb. 3 – 7

Check out events scheduled at our New West and Coquitlam campuses this week.

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Fall 2019: A semester in photos

Therapy dogs, Global Engagement Days, two amazing plays, and welcoming new Douglas students, made Fall 2019 a busy semester.

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Don’t miss this Summer’s best local events

From Surrey Canada Day to New West Pride, and every week in between, Douglas has got you covered!

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SHIFT discussions: An interview with Harlan Pruden

Image of event poster shows SHIFT in bold, bright orange, red and white. White font underneath says LET'S TALK gender violence. Registration link: douglascollege,ca/shift

Find out about the work Harlan does to combat gender violence and elevate the status of people in the Two-Spirit community.

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In honour of National Indigenous History Month and National Indigenous Peoples Day, Bachelor of Social Work student Aly Hillaby talks about the significance of the month of June and her experience at Douglas as an Indigenous student.
To honour the 215 Indigenous children who lost their lives while attending residential school in Kamloops, Douglas College and @thedsu6 have affixed local trees at both campuses with 215 orange ribbons. The ribbons will remain until Jan. 9 — exactly 215 days.
Hey Summer 2021 grads! We know you’ve missed out on your convocation, but we still want to celebrate you and your accomplishments! We’re packing up your credentials and shipping them to you along with a few extra congratulatory items. Keep an eye out for your grad box!
When Brenna Robert learned about the Psychiatric Nursing program at Douglas College – and that it offered designated seats to Indigenous students – she knew she’d found her calling.
Douglas College is deeply saddened by the recent findings on the site of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School. Our sympathies and thoughts are with the individuals, families and communities affected by this reminder of the atrocities perpetrated against the Indigenous peoples of Canada.
Ted Venema had never even heard (pun intended) of the hearing health field till he was 30. Now, the Hearing Instrument Practitioner instructor has dedicated decades to educating his students and the public on the importance of protecting our eardrums.
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