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Your job hunt starts when you start at SAIT Get career ready with help from Career Advancement Services

Making it happen Danica researched several trades before pursuing a career in plumbing.

SAIT Update 05.14.2020 This week: Canada Emergency Student Benefit (CESB), get a peer mentor, get what you need from what you read, get involved and connect with community

Making it happen George knew he wanted to go back to school to earn a credential so that he could move forward in his career.

SAIT Update 05.12.2020 This week: What a semester #hereatsait, job interview tips, leadership program, claim your CCR

Stop by the library...online! Librarians are hosting drop in online workshops on research tools, citations, misinformation, and more!

Making it happen After completing a diploma in criminal justice and working in administration, Lauren knew she wanted to do more within the field of security.

Job interviews 101: Before the interview Great news! They got your resumé, you got the call. Now what?

Job interviews 101: During the interview Great news! They got your resumé, you got the call. Now what?

Job interviews 101: After the interview Great news! They got your resumé, you got the call. Now what?

Local anchor stays on the air to deliver essential COVID-19 news It’s the same but it’s different. That’s the way to describe Linda Olsen’s job as an anchor during a world-wide pandemic.

Recipe for a helping hand SAIT instructors and alumni team up with members of local food scene to bring lunches to vulnerable youth

Making it happen At 71, John has returned to school to complete his third trade.

Alumnus expands his business to supply face shields to front-line workers Doug Braden responds to the critical need for PPE across Canada.

SAIT Update 04.29.2020 This week: SAIT backgrounds, tips for virtual networking, Statistics Canada survey, Winter 2020 final grades

Finishing strong The Net-Zero Circuit team were one of many groups of SAIT students who had to revise the final stages of their capstone project.

SAIT backgrounds for Teams and Zoom Level up your next online class or virtual meetup.

Bringing “in class” online How instructors are instilling skills for the future, community and hands-on learning in SAIT’s digital classrooms

Plug into virtual networking Make career connections online.

SAIT Update 04.23.2020 This week: understanding your grades, Randy's story, Statistics Canada survey, Winter 2020 final grades

Making it happen SAIT business student Heather is setting the stage for her future.

SAIT alumna launches charitable art project encouraging people to #stayhome Artist launches line of glass houses to help fill Calgary Food Bank pantries

SAIT student juggles multiple jobs on the COVID-19 front line To say Annalise Woertman’s life has been disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic is an understatement.

SAIT President celebrates student leadership through annual awards Meet the 2020 President's Medal and Student Leadership Award recipients

Making it happen Second-year Automotive Service Technology student Randy started out in the field of social work before coming to SAIT

Beta Sigma Tau members honoured for leadership and commitment Over the past year, SAIT’s honour society pulled out all the stops to support Canada’s veterans.

Ready to respond SAIT ships 13 ventilators to support province’s COVID-19 response

First, find it. Second, cite it. Ramp up your research chops.

Host your own cyber celebration Connect with friends and family remotely while practicing physical distancing

Try these tips to catch more zzzs Rest for success.

Study smart Ramp up your study skills with tips from the pros in Academic Coaching.

Strategies for learning online Make the most of your online learning experience.

SAIT cooks up ranking success School of Hospitality and Tourism named one of world’s best

SAIT alumna gets competitive career advantage The Alberta Deans Case Competition helps grad nab her first job in industry

Celebrating the women of SAIT SAIT recognized some of the incredible women in our community during the Women in Trades and Technology International Women’s Day conference.

UAE shift in economic approach bolstered by SAIT programming In a Dubai classroom, a quiet yet historical moment unfolded in the fall.

REDress Project Recognizing Canada’s missing and murdered Indigenous women

The house that green technology built SAIT is developing new tech that will change the way we build homes

Immersive technologies used in SAIT classrooms Students at SAIT expand their classroom experiences through extended reality.

Make Valentine’s extra sweet Surprise friends or loved ones with this oh-so-tasty cookie recipe from Baking and Pastry Arts Instructor Victoria German.

Closing the Cybersecurity skills gap Four SAIT programs respond to the need for cybersecurity professionals.

Which entrance award best suits you? From the do-gooder to the scholar, there’s an entrance award for just about everyone.

Taking environmental technology to Tripoli SAIT to create curriculum for Libyan petroleum institution

Paul Brandt and SAIT — what you need to know about the unlikely pairing SAIT students reimagine the creative process with the help of Paul Brandt

The faces of SAIT Pride Students share what Pride means to them

Boost your mood and beat the winter blahs Commit to one daily mood boosting activity throughout February.

Your mind matters — check your wellness Every student can thrive at SAIT.

What makes a solid concrete toboggan team? What do you get when you take project management, engineering and architectural students and mix them all together? A capable crew.

7 SAIT Summer Camps for the mini techie in your life Camp themes cover a wide range of interests.

The power of voice: podcasting tips from a journalist Crime reporter and SAIT alumna Nancy Hixt shares how podcasts are changing journalism — and how to start one yourself

Traveling for technology SAIT students take innovation international

Alexa, meet SAIT: How a business instructor is using AI in the classroom SAIT Bachelor of Business Administration students develop their own Amazon Alexa flash briefings

SAIT Update | 12.18.2019 This week: holiday stress-busting tips, final grades, online systems outage

3 ways to support diversity this holiday season It’s more than saying, “Happy Holidays”

Holiday spirits Celebrate the festive season with three new beverages

Spreading the word Shalom Heinsen wants to bring awareness to people who live with disabilities and the services available to set them up for success.

Enhance your calm at the Student Zen Den New student space designed to promote relaxation

Greetings from Denmark Sara Lolarga is spending a semester at VIA University College — check out her postcard home.

Simple ways to spread kindness It's World Kindness Day. Here are three ways to spread kindness today and every day.

Ace your convocation Here’s everything you need to know to make the best of your big day!

Bringing innovation to industry Using UAVs to improve safety, sustainability and operational efficiencies in today's economy.

Learning from the past Kept from his culture for more than a decade, a residential school survivor and SAIT alumnus shares his story

7 simple ways to get involved at SAIT Join in – it’s your campus community

Cadmus Chair looks to create world peace through food Introducing Rosalyn Ediger, 2019/20 Cadmus Trades Teaching Chair

A recipe for competition SAIT alumnus Nolan Moskaluk reveals the ingredients that have flavoured his experience as a chef

Powwow primer What you need to know to make the most of this tradition

Meet the Makers SAIT celebrates alumni winner and nominees in the first Made in Alberta Awards

Be a wellness warrior Apply for funding to promote student mental health and well-being at SAIT.

5 things you probably didn’t know about Kazan, Russia The ancient city’s hosting WorldSkills 2019, but this isn’t the first time it’s been on the international map.

Ten-year challenge: WorldSkills edition See how WorldSkills shaped the lives of SAIT's 2009 competitors.

Empowering women in the trades Partnership with Manpower Alberta helps women develop new skills for new jobs.

How to grill the perfect steak Juicy tips from a SAIT chef

Crafting a dream Taylor Desjardins has spent hundreds of hours working on just one project — earning a spot at WorldSkills.

WorldSkills 101 The ins and outs behind this Olympic-style, trade and technology competition.

Young originals in the house Camp’s in for summer

Peak conditions for ice cream transport Ensuring trucks and drivers are meeting required delivery standards.

Just add water Creating cleaner fuel one step at a time.

SAIT Class of 2019 holds key to digital transformation Entire graduating class to also receive credentials via blockchain technology

Phi Theta Kappa graduates to greatness SAIT’s honour society chapter enrolment jumps from 800 to 1,370 members

Skills Canada National Results SAIT took home seven medals in the 2019 Skills Canada National Competition.

A student’s second chance Matt Brewer took a leap by attending SAIT — and landed on his feet.

Energy Dragons Winners Present a Water Reduction Solution for the Oil Sands Energy Dragons first prize winners create an innovative way to reduce water rates in the oil sands.

Prescription for better health Smart dispenser gives powerful drugs in proper doses

The business pivot: staying nimble to stay profitable What does technology disruption mean to your workforce?

Supply chain and collaboration crucial to weathering economy If your company has closely examined supply costs in light of reduced revenues, you’re not alone.

Modest grant for tiny house has big payoff When a shipping container was trucked onto the parking lot beside SAIT’s Green Building Technologies house, it seemed a big delivery had just arrived.

Making a splash SAIT tackles skill gap in water management with innovative new program

SAIT climbs 10 spots on list of best hospitality schools in the world Institution only Canadian program honoured

SAIT enhances commitment to student mental health New strategy focuses on learner success through positive mental well-being

Building on the future with experience gained at SAIT To Anjali Patadia, a grade 12 student in Calgary, building stuff brings joy.

Building on the future with experience gained at SAIT The SAIT lab where high school student Anjali Patadia volunteers is an immersive journey into the real world of fabrication.

New SAIT department will help your organization prepare for the future world of work Meet Randy Paquette, Director of SAIT's new Corporate Engagement Office.

New skills for new jobs Manpower and SAIT team up to provide programs to those changing fields

A better balance Celebrate International Women’s Day with SAIT

Eating up the competition SkipTheDishes founder shares entrepreneurial tips with SAIT

From ‘nice to meet you’ to ‘I do’ Alumni tie the knot where it all began

Building SAIT Pride Foster inclusivity and support for our diverse community

Our casa, su casa Get comfortable at SAIT’s Open House

Six lessons we’re building on in 2019 Green Building Technologies (GBT) at SAIT is always looking to the future when it comes to building healthy, hardworking homes and offices.

SAITSA makes history with a precedent-setting gift to SAIT Money will support future student space

Calling all young innovators, athletes, artists and entrepreneurs SAIT Summer Camps registration now open

Merry and bright As we head towards longer days of sunshine, why not capture the sun's power to brighten our winter nights?

SAIT first in Canada to issue digital credentials through blockchain Idea for digitizing credentials at SAIT originates with students

Add Chocolate Snowballs to your holiday baking Tis the season for holiday baking

Education applied How SAIT makes a difference in students’ lives

7 SAIT presents for easy giving Stay at SAIT for holiday shopping

Navigating the digital vortex Preparing SAIT students and business partners for disruption

Nine life lessons from the Edge The good, the bad and the ugly – SAIT students hear what it takes to be an entrepreneur.

Pressure cooker Fundraising competition partners SAIT students with popular chefs

Legacy bequest establishes the Randy O'Dell Centre for Electrical Trades The Centre will benefit thousands of students in electrical apprenticeship programs within SAIT's MacPhail School of Energy.

Wearing SAIT colours with pride Canadian Armed Forces lieutenant talks deep connection to institution

A world of opportunity The scenic route to discovering a career in international education can be different for everyone.

Community service meets study abroad adventure in Guatemala Unique experience builds more than houses

Clean steam New lab aims to provide environmentally-friendly solutions for the oilsands

Let’s get global International Education Week is Nov. 13 – 16

Federal funding helps SAIT’s CIRUS take flight The Centre for Innovation and Research into Unmanned Systems (CIRUS) receives $2 million from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada’s College and Community Innovation Program

Exploring new skies Unmanned aerial vehicle testing area opens beside Crane and Ironworker facility

A natural entrepreneur Jennifer Carlson is applying her entrepreneurship skillset once more

The highs and lows of cannabis use SAIT following municipal bylaws of no cannabis in public spaces

Become a test prep expert and own your midterms Feeling confident and prepared for an exam is one of the keys to academic success.

Taking the lead in tech SAIT becomes a training hub for Swiss robotics giant

Every child matters: Show your support for Orange Shirt Day Honour residential school survivors by wearing orange on Monday, Oct. 1

Beetles, bicycles and Beakerhead Art, science and engineering come together on campus

Giving teachers the proper tools SAIT holds annual woodworking boot camp for CBE teachers

Getting to know open educational resources When it comes to teaching and learning, how open are you to open source?

Business beyond borders SAIT faculty and students travel to Zanzibar for international teachings

An insider’s look at on-campus deals From hot dogs to gourmet student-prepared meals, SAIT has you covered

New policy a breath of fresh air Designated smoking areas clean up campus

Make the most of your First8 Set yourself up for success when you start at SAIT

New seats for new tech SAIT adds spots and cybersecurity program

SAIT tackles today’s “skills gap” through the IBM Skills Academy SAIT offers IBM Skills Academy certification, including unique training opportunity in blockchain technology

Phase one done John Ware building upgrades continue

New armour, same warrior spirit Revamped Trojans brand celebrated on campus

Full steam ahead SAIT receives funding for steam generation research

Capstone meets cattle in industry partnership Information Technology students bring project to market

The next generation of Trojans Our favourite warrior gets a fresh look for game day

SAIT plays host to unique Indigenous youth camp Visiting students from Montana First Nations get the full SAIT experience

School of Hospitality and Tourism ranked among Top 50 in the world SAIT named on list for third straight year

Howdy pardners SAIT supplies “hitches” and hurdles for popular Stampede event

Camp’s in for summer at SAIT Record number of young camp enthusiasts kick off summer season

Harnessing the sun Newly added solar carport is first of its kind

5 things you probably didn’t know about SAIT’s convocation A look at the production, traditions and hidden meanings

SAIT students top national podium Skills competitors add two gold and two silver medals to the mantle

Skills Canada 2018 highlights SAIT representation on Team Alberta remains strong

SAIT Start for a great start New students brought the questions – SAIT Start brought the answers

Highlights from the Provincial Skills Canada Competition The olympics of trades showcases future workforce

Seeing pipeline monitoring through a new lens New approach to course content connects industry to the Indigenous perspective

From convocation to career 90% of SAIT grads getting work

They’ve got skills Team SAIT hard at work preparing for 2018 provincial skills competition

There's an app for that SAIT prepares learners for the mobile economy

Employee success strikes eighth note SAIT named as an Alberta Top Employer for the eighth time in nine years.

Classroom champion SAIT welcomes new instructor with Olympic past

SAIT addressing violence head on Workshop a proactive approach to identifying, acting on risks

SAIT classes cancelled Due to severe weather, all classes are cancelled today. Get the details.

How's your elevator pitch? Learn how to make a positive and lasting impression by perfecting your elevator pitch.

Victory set in stone SAIT’s Great Northern Concrete Toboggan team slides into gold.

Trailblazing Trojans SAIT athletes raising the bar on leadership in sport.

Micro power for major impact SAIT receives federal funding for energy efficiency project

Choose your own adventure SAIT Summer Camps broaden horizons with increased programming.

Top restaurants helmed by SAIT alumni Grads from the culinary program earning accolades.

Bringing current events into the classroom Dr Igor Paramonov uses NAFTA research to demonstrate how curriculum relates to current events.

Man-and-dog duo become familiar sight on campus Labrador retriever getting his own kind of education at SAIT.

SAIT students developing real-world business skills internationally Business students go abroad to enhance their accounting and business knowledge.

SAIT program to give difference-making students a boost The new Co-Curricular Records (CCR) program to officially acknowledge student activities outside of the classroom.

Gone to the gamers SAIT’s eSports intermural intramural program proving popular during inaugural run.

Giving back to students SAIT's School of Business launches Executive in Residence program to provide students access to mentorship.

SAIT's war effort Whether it's been providing training, emergency programs or space, SAIT has been a part of Canada's war efforts since the First World War.

SAIT adds to leadership team Roy Daykin to take on Chief Financial Officer and Vice President Corporate Services role.

Nationally acclaimed entrepreneur comes full circle at SAIT Successful entrepreneur and SAIT distinguished alumna, Jennifer Carlson, takes on new role.

SAIT earns hardware at WorldSkills Alumni and current apprentice competed with the best in Abu Dhabi.

Short list for SAIT Navdeep Bains, Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, was on campus Oct. 12 for "supercluster" announcement.

SAIT takes entrepreneurship global Registration is open for SAIT's next Massive Open Online Course (MOOC), a free elearning course for aspiring entrepreneurs.

SAIT competes on international stage Three SAIT alumni and one current student to compete at WorldSkills 2017.

5 ways SAIT keeps getting better SAIT is expanding to add five new facilities and enriching the student experience.

Beakerhead blows up on campus with inflatable art City-wide annual event brings installation to SAIT and ACAD.

At-risk youth program at SAIT gets $2M boost Multi-million dollar gift helps students cook up amazing opportunities.

Understanding grad survey results Results are in, and 87% of the 2016 class are employed — but there’s more to the big picture than a single number.

A heartfelt pat on the back, and a plaque CEMA recognizes SAIT for efforts during Fort McMurray fires.

Happy Birthday, Canada! SAIT sends a big birthday greeting to our great nation.

SAIT sets its sights on sustainability SAIT open its doors to the Green Building Technologies Lab and Demonstration Centre — the first net-zero commercial building in Calgary.

SAIT instructor a bona fide Master Chef SAIT chef and professional cooking Michael Allemeier earned his Master Chef certification.

SAIT students score at National Skills Competition SAIT students score seven medals at the Canada National Skills Competition in Winnipeg on May 31 to June 3.

Capping off centennial with a moment in time On June 5, SAIT buried a time capsule to be opened in 100 years — and later unveiled a centennial art installation.

Dear 2116, this time capsule is for you Join us on June 5 as SAIT buries a time capsule that won't be opened for 100 years.

SAIT strikes gold at Provincial Skills Seventeen SAIT students garnered gold medals at the Skills Canada Alberta Competition held May 10-11 in Edmonton.

SAIT lauded for unique approach to applied research Twice the celebration for SAIT with Innovation Excellence Award

Bringing new food flair and flavour to downtown Calgary SAIT unveil's plans for The Tastemarket

Paving the way for zero emissions technology education with world-class certification Paving the way for zero emissions technology education with world-class certification

Send a message to the year 2116 Contribute to the SAIT Centennial Time Capsule — tell us how life will be different in 100 years.

#SAIT100 Photo Mosaic becomes permanent installation on campus Staff, faculty and students attend an exclusive unveiling and celebration.

SAIT snags its seventh Alberta Top Employer title We're celebrating some of the the perks that come with a career at SAIT.

Campus construction plans in motion Upgrades to John Ware and Senator Burns lay the groundwork for a bigger brighter future.

Capturing carbon to make commercial products SAIT partners on the development of a Carbon Commercialization Centre in Calgary.

The workforce connection The internet of things is changing how we work and SAIT is ready to respond.

Making inclusivity the standard SAIT’s Interfaith Centre builds community on campus.

SAIT Trojans get loud about mental health The award-winning Make Some Noise campaign returns for the third year to raise awareness and reduce stigma.

Transforming academic probation into academic success SAIT’s academic coaching and Back on Track programs guide students to graduation.

$1 million gift means a new machining lab for SAIT SAIT has received $1 million US from the Gene Haas Foundation to expand and enhance its machining lab in the School of Manufacturing and Automation.

Celebrating Craft and Design You are invited to Lignum Vitae: The Tree of Life, an exclusive showcase of beautifully hand-crafted fine woodwork.

Lest we forget to give Students aim to keep donations for the Veteran’s Food Bank soaring past Remembrance Day.

On this land Treaty expert Sykes Powderface helps us understand the history of Treaty Seven lands.

A Day to Remember Honouring SAIT’s fallen heroes.

Welcoming our youngest student to SAIT Congratulations to the lucky bundle of joy receiving a full SAIT scholarship: SAIT’s centennial baby.

SAIT breaks ground on new facility New trades training facility is the first expansion in our next century.

SAIT top workplace for volunteerism Our giving nature wins us a provincial prize.

Jim Szautner named Avenue’s Top 40 Under 40 Associate Dean lands on long-running list of Calgary's who's who.

Our next century begins with a bang SAIT’s 100th birthday party brought together an incredible community to celebrate 100 innovative years in education.

Welcome new alumni! See highlights from Fall Convocation and learn more about the perks of being a SAIT graduate.

The icing on the cake SAIT instructor and master baker, Rose Warden serves up her personal-best for SAIT’s 100th birthday cake.

Celebrating $21 million for campus upgrades Federal government invests in job creation, environmental advances and research expansion.

Musical memories with Dan Mangan The singer-songwriter reflects on his own history ahead of his performance at SAIT’s centennial celebrations Oct. 16.

Welcome to the new sait.ca It’s been reimagined with a focus on the student journey — from researching program options, all the way to graduation and beyond.

From 1991 with love Unearthing buried treasure from the neon era left behind 25 years ago by SAIT's Alumni Association.

True success for SAITSA SAIT Trojans receive major shout out for Make Some Noise for Mental Health campaign.

Show your SAIT style Start the school year fresh with new SAIT gear.

Wheeling to the Summer Games SAIT researchers help equip Canadian Paralympic athletes with enhanced wheelchairs.

Celebrate 100 years with SAIT We’re one month away from a celebration that only rolls around every one hundred years.

SAIT alumni find their way in a new economy Students benefit from unique resources to help them find a job post-graduation.

Altalink Gift Powers Learning In Electrical Engineering AltaLink gift powers learning in electrical engineering.

MacPhail School of Energy unveils energy artwork installation MacPhail School of Energy unveils energy artwork installation.

Votes for innovation Social media adds a new dimension to Student Project Showcase.

Pieces of history SAIT artifacts give a glimpse into the lives of staff and students from days gone by.

SAIT aims to travel the globe with new centennial geocache Geocachers are invited to visit SAIT’s new geocache and grab one of our exclusive trackables.

3D learning in the lab Non-Destructive Testing Foundations program to launch pilot project this fall.

Getting personal A centennial social media campaign, #SAITstory, is sharing our colleagues, students and friends' deep connections with SAIT.

100 days to 100 years SAIT is counting down to its centennial and gearing up for a celebration of historic proportions.

SAIT makes amazing challenge a reality The Amazing Race Canada takes a detour to SAIT’s Crane Simulation lab.

Kids send their best to evacuees Displaced Fort McMurray residents staying on campus get a heartfelt surprise from Ottawa kids.

Heather Culbert the first SAIT grad to serve as Board Chair Heather Culbert named Chair of Southern Alberta Institute of Technology Board of Governors

Remembering Fred Jorgenson, former president Fred Jorgenson, whose career at SAIT progressed from instructor, to being appointed by the provincial Government as our first President, died Wednesday, June 8. He was 93.

Six medals for our students at National Skills Competition The hardware collection continues to grow for SAIT students attending the Skills Canada National Competition in Moncton, NB this past week.

Drone Fair comes to Calgary Drones are taking over SAIT on Father’s Day weekend as Drone Fair Calgary flies onto campus.

SAIT strikes gold at Provincial Skills Eight SAIT students garnered gleaming gold medals at the Skills Canada Alberta Competition held May 13-14 in Edmonton.

SAIT opens campus to evacuees SAIT opens campus to evacuees

Welcome to the new Dean of MacPhail School of Energy Welcome to the new Dean of MacPhail School of Energy

Calgary girls explore High-tech options Calgary girls explore High-tech options

Summer camps click with careers Daniel Caine is all business as a SAIT student after four seasons as a summer camper.

What makes top teachers tick? Lessons and reflections from SAITSA’s 2016 Instructor Excellence Award winners.

School of Hospitality and Tourism ranked Top 50 in the world School of Hospitality and Tourism ranked Top 50 in the world

To infinity and beyond Matt Heverly’s hands-on robotics education propelled him to Mars — and SAIT.

Trudeau talks trades with students Canada’s prime minister got a lesson in our kind of cabinetmaking during his visit to SAIT campus.

Train with top chefs Train with top chefs

A fresh brand for the same great SAIT We’re stepping out with a new brand identity for the first time since 1998 — a lot has changed in 18 years.

Our New Brand revealed After nearly a year of research, consultation and creation, SAIT is proud to show off its new brand.

Career Directions: SAIT students and industry discuss the future SAIT holds a Career Directions fair for students

Hospitality students cash in on low Canadian dollar Hospitality students cash in on low Canadian dollar

Remembering John Aldred The SAIT community mourns the loss of a generous friend, benefactor and honorary degree recipient.

SAIT houses North America's first ICAR-accredited test lab SAIT houses North America's first ICAR-accredited test lab

CAPP president talks tough times and opportunities CAPP president talks tough times and opportunities

"Because someone did it for me" SAIT instructor explains her reasons for making time to mentor the next generation.

Dual credit for a job well done Students are making the most of their options — racking up high school credits and a SAIT credential at the same time.

SAIT thanks employees for Top Employer win SAIT has been named one of Alberta's Top Employers.

Experience the Human Library Living books share their personal stories, defy labels and break down stereotypes.

Heritage Hall stands the test of time SAIT’s landmark stands tall 95 years after its ground breaking and its design continues to influence the look of the modern campus.

SAIT keeps swimming in Campus Centre The swimming pool at SAIT will remain a part of campus wellness centre facilities.

Say ‘I do’ at SAIT SAIT campus is quickly becoming one of Calgary’s most desirable ― and affordable ― all-in-one nuptial hubs.

A call to end violence The REDress visual installation is crying out for all Canadians to look beyond the headlinesabout the violence that takes place both on and off campus.

New SAITSA HQ building a go New SAITSA HQ building a go

SAIT researcher recognized for innovative cattle-tracking system SAIT researcher recognized for innovative cattle-tracking system

SAIT ranked among top research colleges in Canada SAIT is one of the top three research colleges in the country. The recognition came today as the annual Top 50 Research Colleges list was released by RE$EARCH Infosource Inc.

We're 99 years old We've come a long way since 2016. See what's changed over Alberta's last century.

Brett Wilson’s Top 10 principles for a life well-lived SAIT’s honorary degree recipient will address the class of 2015 this fall but first he shares some wisdom about what his mistakes have taught him.

New partner helps SAIT in stand against sexual assault SAIT is taking a stronger stand against all forms of sexual violence, supported by a new partnership with Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse.

SAIT is rebranding Work to redefine the SAIT brand is currently underway and a new brand will be revealed by fall 2016.

Time dances on National Ballet soloist trades pliés for pliers to begin a new career in Electronics Engineering.

The walls come down on Owasina After more than four decades as part of Calgary's skyline, Owasina Hall is coming down brick-by-brick.

Get moving for 40 days of fitness Athletics and Recreation at SAIT offers holistic fitness and dietary program for affordable price

Chinese educational leaders experience “back-to-school” at SAIT CEOs and vice presidents from Chinese technical and trades colleges are at SAIT this week as they begin a month-long Canadian study program.

Recharging learning with new 3D simulation software New SAIT-designed online learning environments will allow electrical students to understand theoretical concepts in a visual and interactive way.

Government of Canada invests in applied education at SAIT Western Economic Diversification provides SAIT with funding to support new innovative learning spaces and programs.

SAIT students make nature more accessible Mechanical Engineering students collaborate with Alberta Parks to empower individuals with special needs to wander off the beaten path.

Transforming at-risk youth into culinary leaders SAIT’s partnership with All In For Youth is helping vulnerable high school students with a passion for cooking work towards successful culinary careers.

SAIT sends its finest to WorldSkills São Paulo 2015 Four young SAIT tradespeople are off to Brazil to demonstrate their world-class skills at the world’s largest professional education event.

Working together to provide better patient care SAIT and the University of Calgary collaborate to help students learn how they’ll operate as part of a real-world healthcare team.

SAIT dean named one of Alberta’s 50 Most Influential People Tom Bornhorst, Dean of SAIT’s School of Hospitality and Tourism, has been named one of Alberta’s 50 Most Influential People for 2015 by Alberta Venture magazine.

SAIT Trojans receive national award for mental health campaign The Trojans’ Make Some Noise for Mental Health campaign was honoured with the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association Community Services Award.

SAIT and Calgary Stampede host international pancake event SAIT's Culinary Campus and the Calgary Stampede team up to celebrate cultural diversity with an international tasting event in downtown Calgary.

Three SAIT competitors bring home hardware at National Skills SAIT competitors captured three medals at the 21st Skills Canada National Competition.

Experimenting with the flipped classroom Some SAIT instructors are turning teaching on its head by implementing a new teaching method their courses.

SAIT credentials pay off The initial results of the new graduate employment survey show the average salary of a SAIT graduate has jumped 13 per cent since 2010 to more than $54,000.

SAIT Summer Camps: offering fun and essential skills This year campers will come away with key skills for their future along with their go-carts and fresh baking.

Honourary Degree recipients set to inspire at Spring Convocation Successful businessman Dave Mowat, news anchor Linda Olsen and 100-year-old SAIT alumnus Calrence Hollingworth are the 2015 Honourary Degree recipients.

SAIT and Big Rock take learning out of the classroom and into the brewery SAIT marketing students win the 3rd annual WORT awards with their strategic marketing plan.

From the minds of SAIT’s honoured instructors The winners of this year’s Instructor Excellence Awards share their thoughts on teaching styles, lessons learned and characterizing colours.

Grade nine girls hit post-secondary campuses to discover wonders of STEM More than 650 girls from Grade nine classes around Calgary took over classrooms Wednesday at SAIT, Mount Royal University and the University of Calgary.

Restarting a stopped heart Just eight days after completing his CPR training, Jay Altura learns just how important lifesaving skills can be.

SAIT ramps up public safety programs SAIT and Blackfoot Motosports team up to launch a new program to protect motorcyclists from dangers on the road.

SAIT provides dental care to vulnerable Calgarians Some of Calgary’s economically vulnerable children are getting brighter smiles thanks to SAIT and the Alex Community Health Centre.

SAIT wins global challenge on student success SAIT has won top spot in an international post-secondary challenge on the issue of graduation and retention.

Distinguished Alumnus puts slow food on the fast track Nominate outstanding SAIT alumni before April 30 to join the ranks of Rouge owner Chef Paul Rogalski.

SAIT's new VP, Academic is a people person Brad Donaldson, Vice President, Academic enters his role at SAIT with fresh perspectives and deep respect for the people who make it all happen.

Text and walk without worry Robots on campus help students and staff get more done between points A and B.

SAIT mourns death of student SAIT extends deepest condolences to the family and friends of a 19-year-old-male student who died over the weekend.

First-of-its-kind training in hydrocarbon measurement SAIT teams with industry to offer the new Hydrocarbon Measurement Certificate, equipping professionals with the skills to meet evolving provincial regulations.

Three reasons to train employees in an uncertain economy Adding up the numbers: why investing in your employees’ skill development pays off

SAIT reinforces HRIA research findings Training and retention key during economic fluctuation

Experience speaks volumes Cree elder Marion Lerat shares her story, spirituality and hope with the next generation amid Native Awareness Week events and celebrations at Chinook Lodge.

Gearing up for national robo-sports competition SAIT instructors and students volunteer their expertise and facilities to help local high school teams prepare for a green-themed robotics challenge.

New tools for student success New tools for student success

Building a trades career while still in high school New dual-credit program focuses on the trades

Elevating training opportunities for crane operators Two new apprenticeship programs at SAIT will make it easier for crane and hoisting equipment operators in southern Alberta to earn their journeyperson certificates.

SAIT recognized for corporate culture SAIT's strong corporate culture has been recognized for the fifth time as part of the annual Alberta's Top Employers list.

Receive help with your tuition Have you been accepted to SAIT? Find out what student awards you may qualify for!

From Calgary to Capitol Hill Global National reporter and SAIT alumni Jackson Proskow talks about asking the right questions, taking risks and seizing opportunities.

New Leadership for Applied Research at SAIT SAIT is pleased to announce Dr. John Fallavollita as the new director of Applied Research and Innovation Services (ARIS).

SAIT encourages students to fight the “blues” It’s considered to be a “Blue Monday,” but SAIT is taking steps to keep students happy today and for the rest of the school year.

SAIT Concrete Toboggan team snags second place A team of 23 SAIT students scored second place and best steering design in the 2015 Great Northern Concrete Tobogganing Race.

Embracing organic recycling at SAIT SAIT's latest green initiative on campus is organics recycling bins in staff kitchens.

Breathing life into ethical education SAIT student Deasy Ardini hopes her research will help future respiratory therapists feel more comfortable making difficult moral decisions.

SAIT welcomes Canada Apprentice Loan SAIT is pleased with the Government of Canada's launch of the new Canada Apprentice Loan program.

Nutritionist flags smart food choices Expert advice on where to find the healthiest meals on campus.

SAIT sends condolences to families affected by tragic crash SAIT offers deepest sympathies to the families and friends of the young men involved in the tragic crash near Ghost Lake this weekend.

40 Days of Fitness Become a healthier version of yourself in 2015 with a challenge that has countless rewards — including prizes.

Don’t get buried by schoolwork Student life can be overwhelming — but SAIT’s Learner Success Centre can help lighten the load.

Catching the travel bug Find out how SAIT students can extend their education beyond borders.

SAIT selects new Vice President, Academic SAIT is pleased to announce Brad Donaldson is the new Vice President, Academic.

Meat your neighbourhood SAIT butchers The custom meat-cutting Butchery Lab has opened in the John Ware building at SAIT’s main campus.

More places for students to work and play SAIT Residence introduces a new work space, yoga studio and cardio room for students.

SAIT students in demand at career fair Increased demand for SAIT graduates has resulted in a significant expansion of the bi-annual Career Directions Fair.

Building connections to a career worth having SAIT’s Career Connector job board is helping introduce students and alumni to employers seeking their skill set.

Don’t miss the bus A new system designed by four SAIT alumni could allow transit passengers to see exactly where their bus is — and when it will be at their stop.

More than 800 program transfer options worldwide SAIT Transfer Options make it easier for postsecondary students to upgrade their credentials.

SAIT Trojans win silver at CCAA Cross-Country Running Nationals The SAIT Trojans women’s cross-country running team won a CCAA (Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association) National silver medal.

Advancing his agenda on the track SAITSA President Jared Stock Races for Canada in world’s oldest off-road motorcycle race.

SAIT sports equipment en route to Afghanistan SAIT is donating sports equipment to its students studying at the Kandahar Institute of Modern Studies (KIMS) in Kandahar, Afghanistan.

Being a global leader in applied education President and CEO Dr. David Ross unveils SAIT’s new vision — and the plan to get there.

Bissett Bursary Program creates opportunity for students in need Applications for the Bissett Bursary Program are now open for the 2015 academic year.

Class of #SAIT2014 See the highlights from SAIT's first fall convocation ceremony.

Earning high school and SAIT credentials in the same year Pharmacy Assistant dual-credit students participate in convocation.

New grant program offers tuition support Many of SAIT's programs and courses are now eligible for Canada-Alberta Job Grants. Find out how you can take advantage.

SAIT names 2014 Distinguished and Outstanding Young Alumni Meet the SAIT graduates who have made a lasting impression upon our community.

It’s a (career) match made in heaven Have a little fun with SAIT’s new online tool, and find out what programs might fit with you.

Online delivery option introduced for two in-demand SAIT programs Online delivery option introduced for two in-demand SAIT programs

Applied learning in full simulation mode It has the feel of an apartment on a Hollywood set — one way glass and cameras at all angles — but it’s really applied learning at its finest.

SAIT throws the Doors Open for YYC SAIT is pleased to pull back the curtain on two locations: the Art Smith Aero Centre and the downtown Culinary Campus.

Blending art and engineering A steampunk-style collaboration between SAIT and ACAD will make a refreshing debut at Calgary’s Beakerhead event.

Powering industry with in-demand graduates New, state-of-the-art training labs provide SAIT Power Engineering students with some of the best hands-on training in Canada.

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