Nominations for Student Council positions are now open. If you are interested in planning inclusive events that engage students from all programs, geographic locations, and cultural backgrounds – get involved in your local student council. Six positions are available at each Student Council branch: President, Vice-President, Indigenous Liaison, Secretary, Treasurer and Social Media Facilitator. Click […]
Program Specific & General Orientation in the Atrium for NEW students will take place in lieu of classes on the first day of the 2023-2024 school year. Invitation letters will be emailed to all students prior to September 5 with more information.
Program Specific & General Orientation for NEW students will take place in the gym in lieu of classes on the first day of the 2023-2024 school year. Invitation letters will be emailed to all students prior to September 5 with more information.
Microsoft Teams and D2L (Desire2Learn) are online learning platforms at NLC. This workshop will help you to navigate your courses, communicate with instructors, and submit assignments. We'll also show you some student success tools you can access through D2L. Bring your questions, we've got answers!
Join us for this Anti-Plagiarism workshop and learn about the definition, examples and consequences of plagiarism; the NLC Academic Integrity policy and the appeal process; and how to understand and avoid plagiarizing. This is a lunch and learn event, so come have lunch and learn with us! Location: Atrium
Join us for this Anti-Plagiarism workshop and learn about the definition, examples and consequences of plagiarism; the NLC Academic Integrity policy and the appeal process; and how to understand and avoid plagiarizing. This is a lunch and learn event, so come have lunch and learn with us! Location: Main Campus Lobby
Free Food & Drinks! Music & Games! Team Challenge Event with Prizes! Contact: Studentlife@nlc.bc.ca to sign up your team -or- add your name to our list to join a team!
Join us for an introduction to the American Psychological Association (APA) style. APA is one style you may need to use for citing your sources in essays, reports, or other submitted assignments. Location: Library
Join us for an introduction to the American Psychological Association (APA) style. APA is one style you may need to use for citing your sources in essays, reports, or other submitted assignments. Location: Atrium
Free Food & Drinks! Music & Games! Team Challenge Event with Prizes! Contact: Studentlife@nlc.bc.ca to sign up your team -or- add your name to our list to join a team!
Students, staff, and faculty are invited to enjoy a free Pancake Breakfast in the Indigenous Gathering Space at 8:30am. After breakfast, join us as we travel together to the Chetwynd Harvest Festival to participate in the NLC Team Challenge Event! Sign up your team of 2-4 to players for your chance to win some prizes!
New for Fall 2023! In this virtual workshop, you'll learn strategies, tips, and tricks for getting the most out of your online courses. Email learningsupport@nlc.bc.ca to register. Participants will be emailed a Teams link before the session begins.
Northern Lights College Foundation AGM Tuesday, September 12, 2023 5:30pm If you are interested in attending our AGM, please contact foundation@nlc.bc.ca to confirm attendance and receive more information!
Join us for this Anti-Plagiarism workshop and learn about the definition, examples and consequences of plagiarism; the NLC Academic Integrity policy and the appeal process; and how to understand and avoid plagiarizing.
As part of NLC's Truth and Reconciliation Week, our Indigenous Education Department is presenting this learning opportunity to staff and faculty in our Fort St. John campus' Gathering Space.
Truth and Reconciliation Week event: Metis Beading workshop with Haley Bassett in Fort St. John campus' Gathering Space 1pm–5pm Please get here early to be involved — there is limited space and number of participants — students have priority (15 participants max — 10 reserved seats for Indigenous students). Free event
Truth and Reconciliation Week event: Metis Beading workshop with Haley Bassett in Dawson Creek campus' Gathering Space 1pm–5pm Please get here early to be involved — there is limited space and number of participants — students have priority (15 participants max — 10 reserved seats for Indigenous students). Free event
Truth and Reconciliation Week event: Webinar with Mark Solomon 11am–12pm All My Reciprocal Relations Webinar information
It's Western Wear Day! Come dressed in your finest Western outfit, play some games, and win some prizes! Fort St. John Cafeteria & Dawson Creek Cafeteria 12-1pm
Truth and Reconciliation awareness film Picking Up the Pieces: The Making of the Witness Blanket 6-8pm FSJ Campus Atrium.
Knowledge-keeper Nathan Scott, will host a teachings circle on various cultural aspects such as medicines, drumming, and songs. This free event will be open to students, staff, and faculty. September 28, 2–5pm at the Chetwynd campus' Indigenous Gathering Space
Truth and Reconciliation awareness film Picking Up the Pieces: The Making of the Witness Blanket 6-8pm DC Campus Room 116 (Health Sciences Building)
As part of NLC's Truth and Reconciliation Week, our Indigenous Education Department is presenting this learning opportunity to staff and faculty in our Dawson Creek campus' Gathering Space.
As part of NLC's Truth and Reconciliation Week, our Indigenous Education Department is hosting the Driftpile Cree Nation, AB, Drummers & Dancers with local DC dancers on Dawson Creek Campus Centre lobby. There will be teachings about the songs, dance and drumming, tea dance and snacks. This event is free
