Please join us on Friday, September 28th from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm in the Voyageur Restaurant at the Notre Dame Campus to celebrate the Annual Welcome Party. Take part in celebrating diversity and helping us extend a warm College welcome to our current and incoming students. As we are celebrating diversity, we welcome you to share your traditions and…
This week’s GO (Get Oriented) session is focused on employment. You may be just starting your program, but there are things that you should be doing to ensure that your career is on track for success after graduation. Come to this week’s GO Session to get important tips about how to prepare for success. Week 4 (Sept 24-28, 2018)…
It has recently come to our attention that some students may have been targeted by an online email scam claiming to be from Red River College requesting additional fees be paid to the institution via a third-party payment system. We can confirm that the College has not sent any type of request of this nature to any of our students….
Intercultural communication is an increasingly important skill for today’s leaders in a global workplace. Red River College’s Intercultural Mentorship Program encourages meaningful interaction and dialogue to help you build skills for success – in the classroom and in your career. Who we are: a one-on-one partnership between a Canadian-raised student and an immigrant/international student. Who you are: a positive role-model curious about…
This week’s GO (Get Oriented) Theme was Get Involved! At our sessions on Tuesday (NDC) and Wednesday (EDC), we heard about opportunities to get involved in activities to join in campus life. Check out our videos from the first session: Get Involved! Intercultural Mentorship Students’ Association Athletics More information and resources from this week are available on the International Education…
Intercultural communication is an increasingly important skill for today’s leaders in a global workplace. Red River College’s Intercultural Mentorship Program encourages meaningful interaction and dialogue to help you build skills for success – in the classroom and in your career. Who we are: a one-on-one partnership between a Canadian-raised student and an immigrant/international student. Who you are: a positive role-model curious about…
Dear Students, We hope you are all enjoying your Programs and student life on campus at Red River College. We wanted to touch base with you to personally check in to see how everything is going. Over the next term, we welcome you to come and meet with us so we can have a chance to meet one…
GO (Get Oriented) is the third stage of transition supports for new immigrant and international students. Over the first 8 weeks of your program, we have strategies, resources, and supports to help you start on the path to success in your life, program, and career in Canada. GO Workshops will run on Tuesdays & Wednesdays from September 4th to October…
The Intercultural Mentorship Program is a volunteer opportunity for students that contributes to creating a welcoming, inclusive and diverse space at Red River College and in the community. This is a one-on-one partnership between a Global Mentor (immigrant or international student) and Local Mentor (Canadian–raised student or staff) that helps build friendships, engage in intercultural dialogue, and develop skills to be successful…
Photo booth: Thank you to the new immigrant and international students who attended the Red River College RRC Connect Event last week. For those who are waiting to view the Photo Booth Album, the IEO team has posted it to their Facebook Page. You can view the album here. If you haven’t yet, follow us on facebook! We have Two…