University College of the Cariboo

Trent Hammer (left) at Science and Technology Night at the Kamloops campus of the University College of the Cariboo.

University College of the Cariboo Actor's Workshop production of The Collected Works of Billy the Kid by Michael Ondaatje.

University College of the Cariboo Actor's Workshop production of The Collected Works of Billy the Kid by Michael Ondaatje.

University College of the Cariboo Actor's Workshop production of The Collected Works of Billy the Kid by Michael Ondaatje.

University College of the Cariboo Actor's Workshop production of The Collected Works of Billy the Kid by Michael Ondaatje.

University College of the Cariboo Actor's Workshop production of The Collected Works of Billy the Kid by Michael Ondaatje.

Co-sponsored by the University College of the Cariboo Continuing Education department and other community agencies and enterprises, the 'Women in Focus Conference' was held in the Campus Activity Centre on February 18th. Gail Lyons (left) can be seen attending the event.

Nursing student David Thompson, from Lakehead University, was on campus at the University College of the Cariboo providing free Blood Pressure Screening Clinics across campus as part of a practicum opportunity offered by UCC.

Students from the 'Home Support/Resident Care Attendant' program become the first grads of 2000, receiving their certificates at a special ceremony on January 28th.

Minister of Labour Joan Smallwood (left), University College of the Cariboo President Roger Barnsley (centre), and CSS President Chris Bose (right) open the Career Connections 200 student employment event held in the Grand hall of the Kamloops campus of the University College of the Cariboo on February 8th.

Donald Lawrence from Visual Arts has a solo show at Gallerie Vox in Montreal, entitled 'The Underwater Pinhole Photography Project.' The name of the installation piece is 'Kayak/Darkroom.'

Art Meger shows off the desk-top size computer numerically controlled milling machine. This high-tech work cell is used by Wood Process Technology students.

From left to right: Victoria Baker, Nadine Cutler, Kathleen Biagioni, and Heather Scollon get ready for Oktoberfest held on September 29th on the Campus Activity Centre rooftop patio. Oktoberfest will feature a German buffet, entertainment, door prizes, and more.

Renovations to Kamloops campus bookstore, Bookie's.

Gay Pride booth at the Welcome Back BBQ at the Kamloops campus of the University College of the Cariboo.

Band performs at the annual Welcome-Back BBQ at the Kamloops campus of the University College of the Cariboo.

Janet Maskell of the University College of the Cariboo's Capital Planning and Projects office won four medals at the Masters Track and Field event over the summer. She is the winner of two silver medals in the Canadian Masters and a silver and a bronze medal in the World's Masters.

Canadian Council for the Advancement of Education (CCAE) organizer and volunteers are seen at the CCAE convention in Whistler. Shown from left to right are: Kathleen Biagioni (convention organizer), Arnold Boudreau (volunteer), Reg Maidment (volunteer), Heather Scollon (volunteer).

Group photo of faculty and staff who had started with Cariboo College in the 1970s - employed within the first ten years of the inception of Cariboo College - and who have completed 20 years of continuous service will be recognized on the Pioneers' Wall of Recognition. They are assembled in front of the Pioneer Wall which is located at the west end of the Old Main Building.

Cutting of the cake for the opening of the Career Technical centres - a joint initiative of School District #73 and the University College of the Cariboo. Roger Barnsley, University College of the Cariboo President, is shown in the centre of the group.

A joint initiative between the University College of the Cariboo and School District #73, has seen career-technical centres open in high schools in Kamloops which allows grade 11 and 12 students to finish their high school education on top of starting their first-year of post-secondary education in Professional Cook Training, Partsperson, and Information Technology.

Theatre professor, Dr. James Hoffman (left), and University Librarian Nancy Levesque (right) show off some of the material found in the Theatre Energy donation made to the new University College of the Cariboo Special Collections.

Dr. James Hoffman (left), professor from the University College of the Cariboo Theatre department, drops off the first major addition to the new UCC Library Special Collections. Helping him is Jim Dupuis from the University College of the Cariboo Library. Material included in the donation was from the Theatre Energy theatre collective active in the West Kootenay area of British Columbia from 1976-1993.