Thursday, November 26, 2015 - $10 a person (see attachment to register)
7 - 9 p.m.  @ David Thompson Secondary School Auditorium
(Address: 1755 East 55 Avenue, Vancouver, B.C.)
featuring Ocena van Samang on Mental Health in children & youth
Featured Speaker: Ocean van Samang, Biography
Ocean van Samang is a trainer and consultant for Safer Schools Together. She has worked in the field of mental health and disabilities for more than 15 years. She is currently the Clinical Coordinator of the Child and Youth Crisis Program Fraser Health North Team. Ocean is a therapist and she has designed and facilitated numerous groups for youth and adults in the areas of communication, mental health conditions, self-esteem, resiliency, and mindfulness; developed curriculum for post-secondary institutions; and presented in various school districts to assist teachers and counsellors in finding strategies in educational environments to support children and youth with anxiety, depression, and self-harming behaviours. Ocean collaborates with schools and community partners to develop and support safe school teams, threat assessments, suicide prevention protocols, and mental health literacy.

Gr 11-12 & Parents. U.S College & University Fair: About 80 institutions will be at this event on Thur, Oct 15, 2015 from 4:00 to 5:00 pm at West Point Grey Academy, 4125 W 8th Ave, Vancouver (parking off W 4th Ave). There are also some workshops with very limited seating from 5:00 to 6:00. Free admission. Go to www.wpga.ca/vaisfair.

Gr 10-12 & Parents. Info Session (Four) U.S. Universities: Duke, Georgetown, Northwestern and Vanderbilt invite you to hear from admission directors about undergraduate programs, admission and financial aid procedures. Tues, Sept 29/15 from 7:00 to 9:00 PM at St. George's School Senior Campus - McLean Hall, 4175 West 29th Ave, Vancouver. Space is limited and registration is highly recommended. Go to https://ugadmission.northwestern.edu/portal/international.

Gr 10-12 & Parents: Info Session (Seven) U.S. Institutions: Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Princeton & UPenn. Find out about undergrad programs, admissions, student life, c

Please let your Grade 9 girls know about our upcoming event at our Vancouver Campus:

Engineering Explorations 9: Go ENG Girl  Saturday, October 17, 9:00am-3:30pm

A day of engineering activities where Grade 9 girls can connect with other like-minded students. During this fun workshop, they will be able to talk to current engineering students and professors who will share their stories and experience. The event is FREE and lunch will be provided to all registered participants. We will be in touch again this year, asking for your nominations for your top grade 12 science/math students interested in engineering to attend our Future Leaders Breakfast – a part of our Open House activities. Keep an eye out for our email or letter.

Save the date: Engineering Open House – Saturday, November 28 – our biggest event of the year!

Geering Up High School Outreach – we’ll come to your classroom: find out more here: www.geeringup.apsc.ubc.ca.

Science World, Innovators Speaker Series: In honour of Ada Lovelace Day: five inspiring women in STEM share their thoughts on what it is like to work in STEM fields – at Science World on October 13.

Lab tours – in September and October

Engineers help prevent disease, reduce poverty and create solutions to protect people and our planet: engineers are humanitarians, innovators, visionaries and entrepreneurs. An in-demand and rewarding option, in almost any industry you can imagine, engineers are involved. Many engineers also use their degree to become doctors, lawyers, CEOs and entrepreneurs.

These amazing opportunities, as well as all our program options are all showcased in our new Engineering Viewbook (3 copies/school in the mail). Please forward these viewbooks to your career counsellors. If you would like copies for yourself or to request more, please contact [email protected].