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Barrie Black Memorial Award - AMTEC

Award at a glance

Value

varies

Type

Award

Eligibility

All students

Donor

Friends and Family of Barrie Black

Number of Awards

Multiple

Award description

Digital Production, Writing and Design

Code#: COM7A

Applications accepted January 1 - April 15.

This award is for one or more students completing the Digital Production, Writing and Design program with a special interest in web design.

This award was established by the Pacific Instructional Media Association (later amalgamated with the Association for Media & Technology in Education Canada) to honour Barrie Black.

Barrie Black was the founder and director of PEMC (Provincial Educational Media Centre) in the 1970s and early 1980s. After working for many years with CBC producers on Canadian School Broadcasts, Barrie helped establish the Ministry of Education's first studio to produce television to meet the specific needs of BC educators. He was a pioneer in the Application of multimedia systems for teaching and learning in the Province.

Criteria

You must:

  • be a graduate of the Digital Production, Writing and Design program
  • be a student who has graduated from the Camosun College Digital Production, Writing and Design Program during the past year.
  • have attained high academic achievement.
  • have demonstrated the ability to work well with others.
  • have demonstrated strong web production and design skills.
  • submit a copy of your unofficial Camosun transcript.

Application process

Apply now

 

Questions

If you have any further questions, please contact your instructor, call 250-370-3298 or email artsci@camosun.ca.

Thank you to our donor

Friends and Family of Barrie Black