People and Places
This section should be referenced when writing about SAIT buildings, facilities, important locations, departments and faculties and individuals within the SAIT community.
4Nines Diner — considered separate from the Culinary Campus International Market
Aldred Centre
Art Smith Aero Centre
Begin Tower
Buck Crump
Butchery Lab — see The Butchery
Campus Centre Cenovus Energy Centre
Centre for Advanced Patient Care Simulation
Charcuterie Lab — see The Michelle O’Reilly Charcuterie Lab
Clayton Carroll Automotive Centre
Cohos Commons Field
Crandell building — see E.H. Crandell Building
Crane and Ironworker Facility
Culbert Atrium (in the Johnson-Cobbe Energy Centre)
Culinary Campus International Market — the baked goods and meat counters found in this market are called The Baker and The Butcher respectively
Destinations (student travel agency)
East Hall residence building
E.H. Crandell building
Enerplus Centre for Innovation
Eugene Coste building
Founding Builders Atrium (in the Aldred Centre)
Green Building Technologies Lab and Demonstration Centre
Health and Public Safety labs
Heritage Hall
Highwood — see The Highwood Kitchen + Bar
Irene Lewis Atrium (in the Stan Grad Centre)
Jackson Henuset Memorial Culinary Garden
John Ware building
Johnson-Cobbe Energy Centre
Macdonald Hall
Main Gymnasium / Gym
Market Place or Marketplace — see The Market Place
Natoysopoyiis
Orpheus Theatre
Point Trotter Campus
Reg Erhardt Library
SAIT Health Services Clinic
SAIT Parking Garage
SAIT Wellness Centre
Senator Burns building
Stan Grad Centre
Tastemarket — see The Tastemarket Canadian Kitchen
The Butchery — refers to the downstairs meat shop in the John Ware building
The Highwood Kitchen + Bar
The Market Place
The Michelle O’Reilly Charcuterie Lab
The Odyssey
The Station Market
The Tastemarket Canadian Kitchen
Thomas Riley building
The official names of offices, divisions, departments, teams, groups and schools are to be used in all SAIT publications and communications.
Names often shortened to acronyms should be spelled out on first reference, followed by the acronym without periods in brackets.
School for Advanced Digital Technology (SADT).
Acronyms should only be used in internal communications.
Avoid ampersands.
See punctuation, abbreviations and symbols for more information.
Departments, teams and groups
Academic Services
Alumni and Development
Applied Research and Innovation Services
Athletics and Recreation
Business Intelligence and Analytics
Centre for Applied Education Innovation
Centre for Learning and Teaching
Commercial Services
Communications
Continuing Education and Professional Studies
Corporate Development
Corporate Engagement
Employee Services
Executive Management Council
Executive Offices
Facilities Management
Finance Information Systems
Internal Audit
International Centre
International Institutional Business Development
International Projects
Marketing
Office of the Registrar
Program Quality and Development
Records Management
Safety and Community Services
Strategic Enrolment Management
Strategic Planning
Student Development and Counselling
Student Services
Divisions
Academic
Corporate Development, Applied Research and International
Coporate Services
External Relations
People and Culture
Schools
MacPhail School of Energy
School for Advanced Digital Technology
School of Business
School of Construction
School of Health and Public Safety
School of Hospitality and Tourism
School of Manufacturing and Automation
School of Transportation
It is acceptable to use “Dr.” ahead of names in editorial copy or speeches — typically only on first reference.
Dr. Rose Hatcher will be in attendance.
The exception is for SAIT President and CEO Dr. David Ross, who is always referred to as Dr. Ross for any subsequent mentions.
PhD should be listed after the name for business cards and cutlines.
Rose Hatcher, PhD
Only the highest accreditation should be listed after a name.
Omit periods for abbreviations that begin and end with a capital letter.
PhD, MA, MBA, EdD
For degrees where both the degree name and the field of study are abbreviated, include periods but no spaces.
Rose Hatcher, B.Sc., P.Eng.
Oki, Âba wathtech, Danit'ada, Tawnshi, Hello.
SAIT is located on the traditional territories of the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot) and the people of Treaty 7 which includes the Siksika, the Piikani, the Kainai, the Tsuut’ina and the Îyârhe Nakoda of Bearspaw, Chiniki and Goodstoney.
We are situated in an area the Blackfoot tribes traditionally called Moh’kinsstis, where the Bow River meets the Elbow River. We now call it the city of Calgary, which is also home to the Métis Nation of Alberta.