Over the course of three sessions in March, participants were encouraged to pick up a small canvas and, with the supplies provided, create a mini work of art. These paintings will eventually be placed together to form a collective mural at the AC campuses.

This project was created by Lindsay Simpson, one of our Sociology instructors. Inspired by her time at the University of New Brunswick and by the at Simon Fraser University (SFU), she wanted to bring something similar to sa´«Ã½ÓÐÏÞ¹«Ë¾.

“The project goal is simple: offer a low-barrier way for the AC community to express their artistic side and have some fun. Students, staff, and faculty created their own small canvas painting, which will be used to create a collective mural. What is great about this project is that individual creativity can shine alongside the unity and togetherness that the final artwork symbolizes.”

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Enrollment in the plan is automatic for eligible students. Coverage details, policy information, and instructions on how to access healthcare services will be shared prior to the start of the term.

For more information, please visit .

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Similar to previous New Student Orientations, the first stop for the students is the check-in desk where they receive their tote bags containing useful information. Once the students are settled in, various departments under Student Support Services, such as Academic Advising, introduce themselves and go over the main services they provide. The sa´«Ã½ÓÐÏÞ¹«Ë¾ Student Association (ACSA) also introduce themselves since they are one of the points of contact for students when they need help.

Following the presentations, the students are encouraged to introduce themselves to other new students as well as the event volunteers through a series of icebreaker activities and games. The event concludes with a guided tour of the campus and lunch.

A huge thank you to the Student Life team for hosting this event and all the volunteers that made this event possible!

To all the new students: welcome to sa´«Ã½ÓÐÏÞ¹«Ë¾!

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Hosted by the Student Life department, New Student Orientation is designed to introduce students to our campus, our services, and how to succeed as a student at sa´«Ã½ÓÐÏÞ¹«Ë¾. This event also is a great opportunity to meet other students new to sa´«Ã½ÓÐÏÞ¹«Ë¾!

At sa´«Ã½ÓÐÏÞ¹«Ë¾, our New Student Orientation begins with check-ins, then the new students watch presentations from our student support departments such as the Writing and Learning Centre (WLC) and Academic Advising in order to familiarize themselves with our services.

Following that, the students are taken on a tour around campus before returning to the main room for lunch and activities.

This year, we refreshed our theme and invited our students to embark on a new journey. Below is a statement from the Student Life team:

“We had a fun fair before because we thought it would be a nice way of them to get to know each other and then we changed it to an adventure because moving to Canada, it’s an adventure starting new, a new school, a new place, a new city, a new bus, new phone, new everything.

“This is a new beginning, this is a new path, this is a new adventure, so that’s why we changed it to ‘your adventure starts here’ and we wanted to connect it to what sa´«Ã½ÓÐÏÞ¹«Ë¾ is: a pathway to university.”

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The Vancouver campus features various student support services, along with a comfortable and spacious library, WLC, student den/lounge, science labs, and classrooms with the latest AV technology.

The Vancouver campus is located in downtown Vancouver. It is easily accessible by public transit with a 1 minute walk from the Granville Skytrain station, and also with parkades nearby for those who drive. There are opportunities to relax and enjoy downtown public spaces in nearby parks and along the waterfront harbour.

For information on getting to Vancouver campus and hours of operation, please visit our Contact Us page. For information on campus facilities, please visit the Campus Facilities page.

We look forward to welcoming all returning, new and prospective students to the Vancouver campus! If you have questions regarding the campus and attending your classes, please call sa´«Ã½ÓÐÏÞ¹«Ë¾ at 604-435-5815 or email info@alexandercollege.ca and a staff member will be glad to assist you!

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Come and support our 40 students who will be presenting research projects, poem recitals, and a play.

When: Friday November 29, from 8:45am to 12:30pm

Where: ACB, Rooms 246, 248, 249 and 252

A schedule of events can be found below.

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