12/07/2012
This is BIG! You are invited to watch a simulcast of a special announcement at: kwantlen.ca/BIG.html
The Foundations in Design (FIND) is a one year certificate program.
It offers students the opportunity to develop the fundamental knowledge, insights and skills common to the field of design and its diverse disciplines and to explore and assess educationa
12/07/2012
This is BIG! You are invited to watch a simulcast of a special announcement at: kwantlen.ca/BIG.html
Call for Presenters at the at the KPU Student Leadership Conference
Students from any discipline are invited to submit brief proposals to highlight their academic work and/or leadership involvement at the 5th annual KPU Student Leadership Conference in January 2013.
(Conference Day is Saturday January 26th, tickets required)
The “Spotlight on Student Leadership” Event will be Thursday January 24th on Surrey campus, free of charge and open to the public.
Students may apply to present via Poster, and/or brief (10-15 min) Oral Presentation at the Thursday “spotlight” event.
Presentations may be based on course assignments, or independent work (individual or team-based).
Themes for presentation may include:
a) Leadership for Social Change;
b) HIghlighting Student Leadership activity;
c) Leadership Perspectives/Models;
d) Other topics considering Leadership
Conference Website: www.kwantlen.ca/leadership and click on ‘Student Presentations’)
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Students who present at the pre-conference will receive:
a) Listing in the 2013 conference program and website;
b) Documentation of conference presentation;
c) Experience, networking opportunity and a great CV addition!
Limited space -- Submit your proposal before December 17th for guaranteed consideration.
Students submitting proposals will be informed of acceptance status within one week of submission.
For more information please contact:
Kurt Penner, Faculty -- Student Leadership & Development
Advisor to the KPU Student Leadership Conference Planning Team
[email protected]
Are you interested in applying to Kwantlen’s Faculty of Design programs? Applications for our Fall 2013 intake open today (Nov 1) and will close March 31. Portfolios are not submitted with the applications. The portfolio review is a separate process that takes place in April/May.
Learn about entry requirements, including the minimum English grades for our Bachelor programs, and other information on how to apply here: kwantlen.ca/design/admissions.html
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