Awareness = Success!

Posted on Thursday, May 1st, 2014

We believe that awareness is an integral component of success and in staying true to our beliefs we are introducing a number of Program Awareness Camps for some of our full-time programs this spring.

Students who have confirmed their offers of admission or are interested in the programs listed are invited to take part our new Awareness Camp. These are intended to provide a snapshot of what you as a fall 2014 student will experience during your program. This interactive learning experience will also connect you as a student to faculty, support staff and fellow classmates.

• Environmental Technician
• Outdoor Adventure Naturalist
• Police Foundations
• Practical Nursing
• Radiation Safety
• Social Service Worker

Students who have applied to our Environmental Technician and Outdoor Adventure Naturalist programs are invited to participate in a two-day experience Friday, May 30 and Saturday, May 31, 2014, where you will camp overnight at our educational partner, Wilderness Tours and get a taste of activities both on and off the water to expose you to a learning experience representative of your specific program. In addition, students get to participate in a gentle river raft trip on the beautiful and scenic Ottawa River!

Prospective students who have applied to our Police Foundations, Practical Nursing, Radiation Safety and Social Service Worker programs also get the opportunity to experience a snapshot of their program at our new Waterfront Campus. This is an idea opportunity for all students in these program areas to become more aware of what awaits them in the fall. These Awareness Camps are intended to help with the transition from high school, work life or being out of school for a number of years.

Mock Disaster Simulation – Police Foundations, Practical Nursing, Radiation Safety and Social Service Worker programs

Students new found ability to perceive, to feel, or to be conscious of what is required of them for their full-time program will help them to be empowered and have a level of success that they can adhere to their educational journey.

Would a Program Awareness Camp have helped you transition to college life? Do you wish we offered Program Awareness Camps for our other full-time programs? Let us know!

Posted by: Jodi Bucholtz

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