TRU North Happenings - issue twelve
Thursday, 15 November 2012 08:07 | 
| Education |
TRU North Happenings
By Jacquie Johnston
Can you dig it?
TRU North is going to be offering a Fraser River Archeological Field School for the summer of 2013. TRU North has paired with the Northern Shuswap Tribal Council to create a fascinating archeological adventure! This 9 credit field school takes participants along the Fraser River and teaches them a broad range of archeological techniques and methods! The school is directed by Professor Beth Bedard Ph D. (Candidate). Participants will get the chance to live amongst the wild and get to know the great outdoors. All meals are provided by our camp cook and hiking and other activities are included. Archeology 1190 is a prerequisite for the field school and will be offered at TRU North during the winter semester 2013. For more information regarding the field school, please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call .
Winner winner, chicken dinner!
The Williams Lake Secondary School post-secondary Institute Day (PSI) was a success. Congratulations to Anna Zinth, first place winner of the TRU North sweatshirt. The TRU North Table was flooded with students eager to ask questions about the educational programs. It probably had nothing to do with the free candy… The University is very excited to speak with prospective students and help them understand their educational opportunities. TRU North campus is a very welcoming place for new students; we look forward to seeing some of your faces in the hallways.
By Jacquie Johnston
Can you dig it?
TRU North is going to be offering a Fraser River Archeological Field School for the summer of 2013. TRU North has paired with the Northern Shuswap Tribal Council to create a fascinating archeological adventure! This 9 credit field school takes participants along the Fraser River and teaches them a broad range of archeological techniques and methods! The school is directed by Professor Beth Bedard Ph D. (Candidate). Participants will get the chance to live amongst the wild and get to know the great outdoors. All meals are provided by our camp cook and hiking and other activities are included. Archeology 1190 is a prerequisite for the field school and will be offered at TRU North during the winter semester 2013. For more information regarding the field school, please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call .
Winner winner, chicken dinner!
The Williams Lake Secondary School post-secondary Institute Day (PSI) was a success. Congratulations to Anna Zinth, first place winner of the TRU North sweatshirt. The TRU North Table was flooded with students eager to ask questions about the educational programs. It probably had nothing to do with the free candy… The University is very excited to speak with prospective students and help them understand their educational opportunities. TRU North campus is a very welcoming place for new students; we look forward to seeing some of your faces in the hallways.
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