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Tech talk: Here’s how you can help us improve our tech services

A Student IT advisory group was created to help inform the College about pressing IT issues experienced by students first-hand.

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Rewriting her story and making a difference

Telka Pesklevits is a poet-activist looking to make positive change within her community.

Posted on October 30, 2018 by

Humans of DC: Carpe Diem

Sydney Clarke, Douglas College student

Douglas student Sydney Clarke has a new outlook on life after recovering from a serious illness.

Posted on September 18, 2018 by

SHIFT discussions: An interview with Simka Marshall

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

Douglas College student Simka Marshall shares her insight on the conversations around gender violence and what makes her hopeful for the future.

Posted on September 10, 2018 by

Douglas College launches Let’s Do Respect campaign

Poster campaign aims to promote positive student behaviour on campus.

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“It was make-or-break. Let yourself get destroyed on camera, and it takes a toll on your business. You become a joke. So it was like my baby was on the line, you know? No margin of error.”
We unveiled the welcome figure, “Salmon Woman Welcomes Salmon Home,” today! The two-and-a-half-metre traditional Coast Salish welcome figure will welcome students, employees and other members of the community arriving on the Coquitlam Campus.
We are unveiling the welcome figure, “Salmon Woman Welcomes Salmon Home,” Tuesday, Oct. 5, at 11am at the Coquitlam Campus. The figure stands on the southeast lawn, near the flagpoles. Please join us in celebrating this event.
The College will be closed Thursday, Sept. 30, for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This day honours the lost children and survivors of residential schools, their families and communities. In the spirit of reconciliation, Douglas College encourages everyone to take this day as an opportunity to learn more about Canada’s Indigenous history, and to explore ways in which you can personally contribute to truth and reconciliation. The Canadian and B.C. flags will be flying at half-mast for this occasion.
We are so excited that our campuses are now open to you and the public. Whether it’s your first time or you’ve been here before, welcome! Many services and resources for you, including the library, food services, advising, counselling and more, are available in person once again.
“I didn’t know that a college could have tutors that support you in your classes or a department that helps you create a learning plan if you have accessibility needs. I didn’t even know that you could get a job as a student assistant with many of the service departments. After going through Strong Start, I wanted to be as involved as possible in college life.”
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