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NTEP student presented with Queen's Jubilee Medal
Written by Margaret BenthamNunavut Arctic College would like to congratulate Daisy Dyer-Eyegetok, a fourth-year NTEP student in Cambridge Bay, on being awarded the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal for her dedication and contributions to community.
Nunatta Campus celebrates graduation day in Iqaluit
Written by Nunavut Arctic CollegeNunatta Campus celebrated graduation day with their families, friends and community in Iqaluit last week.
Camp Cook students celebrate graduation in Rankin Inlet
Written by Nunavut Arctic CollegeNunavut Arctic College Camp Cook students at Kivalliq Campus celebrated graduation last week in Rankin Inlet. This is the first time the Camp Cook has been available for students from the smaller communities.
Kitikmeot Campus celebrates graduation in Cambridge Bay
Written by Nunavut Arctic CollegeNunavut Arctic College's Kitikmeot Campus celebrated graduation day with their families, friends and community in Cambridge Bay.
Yesterday's graduation in Iqaluit was quite an engagement, especially for Environmental Technology Program graduates Emily Karpik and Derek Williams. They're going to get married!
Emily this year’s ETP Student of the Year and Derek, last year’s ETP Student of the Year, got engaged last night during after graduation celebrations.
From all of us at Nunavut Arctic College, Congratulations Emily and Derek! It's a match made in ETP.
Environmental Technology graduates celebrate at appreciation luncheon
Written by Nunavut Arctic CollegeGraduates of the Nunavut Arctic College Environmental Technology Program are celebrating their special day today with an appreciation luncheon at the Nunavut Research Institute.
The Nunavut Research Institute was packed for the special event with friends, family and supporters of the highly-successful two-year diploma program. A special thanks to Tom Williamson for his excellent BBQ skills!
Graduation starts at 2:00 today at the Old Residence.
