School of Arts & Science
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Why Arts & Science?
In the School of Arts and Science you can begin your university studies, obtain hands-on career training, and/or complete an Associate Degree in a learning environment committed to student success and instructional excellence. We also offer online courses, and academic upgrading. We are proud of the quality of the education we offer and the very good monetary value it represents. Join us for an Information Session for your program of interest.
Exhibitions by Visual Arts Graduates
Open Space Nathan Bomford, "Bamberton: Contested Landscape" invites visitors to physically move through, over, under and around an installation made of reused material from demolition sites and from previous work. The structure confronts land use skirmishes of Bamberton, an abandoned cement plant on Vancouver Island, through architectural references and a fabricated oratorical arena. January 8 - February 20, 2010
Slide Gallery Caleb Speller, "Natural Disaster" a photographic exhibition that investigates our problematic relationship with nature. January 15 - February 15, 2010
Deluge Contemporary Art Jess Wheaton (& Jon Tracy), "Division of Labour" study the meaning of the phrase "division of labour" through the paintings of these American born artists. January 15 - February 13, 2010
Collective Works Gallery Pete Rockwell (& Jan Johnson), "Scared Places" photographs and sculpture extracted from Jordan River. January 15 - 30, 2010
News
Camosun College African Awareness Committee
Camosun College African Awareness Committee has been very busy in 2009 spreading the word about recent progress and changes in Africa... read more here. The Committee recently co-sponsored a special screening of Cinema Politica's Artistide and the Endless Revolution in support of aid relief for Haiti. If you missed the screening you can watch the trailer here, and if you want to help support Haiti contact Francis Adu-Febiri, adufebir@camosun.bc.ca.
Archaeological Field Assistant program heads north
Camosun College enthusiastically accepted the invitation to deliver its unique Archaeological Field Assistant program in the northern community of Tsay Keh Village. Read more about the challenges and success of this unique project. Certificate in Archaeological Field Assistant next intake starts May 2010.
Events
- Arts & Science events calendar (pdf, 38KB)
- February 19: College Connections Day, College Closed
February 25: Cinema Politica screens Blood Coltan at 7pm in Y216. Why watch great films alone at home when you can talk about them with other thinking people?- February 26: 12:30-1:30, Young 316, SD Brownbag Showcase - Arts & Science faculty members host lunch hour sessions describing their latest research.
- March 2: Spring/Summer, 2010 & Quarter 3/4 course schedules available on Camlink
- March 5: Deadline to submit Application to Graduate/Request for Credentials