Students to explore theme of progress at showcase event

By College Relations | March 11, 2024
           

White poster with blue squiggly lines. Poster reads: AFP March 21st, 2024, 6 - 9 pm. Life in progress student showcase.

For Nikita Worm, attending Adult Upgrading classes at Okanagan College changed her outlook and gave her life new meaning.  

Learning new skills through one of OC’s foundational programs, was just the tonic to help support her in her outlook on life.  

"The College and the courses here have helped me to be so positive about my life and my future. I feel like I’m worth something now," said Worm.  

Worm will be one of many students presenting their work at an upcoming student showcase, scheduled to take place at OC's Kelowna campus on March 21, 2024, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the Centre for Learning Atrium. Students, staff and community members are invited to attend.  

The Student Showcase, themed A Life in Progress, will celebrate work from students in Arts and Foundational programs, including students from the Arts, Adult Upgrading, English Language, and Accessible Education and Training.  

The showcase will feature presentations in the form of visual art, posters, design table displays, screen videos, read stories, essays and poems, among other options. 

Okanagan College Dean, Arts and Foundational Programs, Dr. Judith Anderson spoke to how the showcase demonstrates OC’s mandate to support student learning and connection to the community.  

"We are thrilled to provide a platform for our students to showcase their talents and accomplishments," said Dr. Anderson. "The event underscores OC’s commitment to supporting student creativity, innovation and excellence.  

The Life in Progress: A Student Showcase event aims to highlight student's learning, providing a comprehensive representation of the exceptional talent fostered at Okanagan College. 

For more information about the event, please visit okanagan.bc.ca/event/13086-life-in-progress-afp-student-showcase.



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