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A digital collection of Douglas College Calendars (1970-2005). Original copies are available in the Douglas College Archive.

Flower Darby wrapped up the week nicely with a very energized presentation of the themes in her “Small Teaching Online” book. Flower modelled the level of eye contact and high energy needed to keep students engaged in online classes. Here are some…

A digitized collection of Douglas College community and student newspapers and newsletters. Use rights may be restricted. For more information contact the Douglas College Archives at archives@douglascollege.ca

A collection of faculty sponsored student essays and capstone projects of excellence in all disciplines.

Ross Laird was a perfect choice to tackle discussing the collective trauma we all experienced from the extraordinary events of 2020 and 2021. Of course, for individuals and many groups of people, traumatic experiences can be ongoing, or stretch over…

A selection of digitized records from the Douglas College Archives collections located at the New Westminster Campus. We continue to add records as time permits. To make an appointment to access the archives or for more information, contact archives…

Were you unable to attend a Douglas College faculty Research Café? Watch your colleagues research presentations anytime here in the Research Café collection. The collection includes videos, podcasts and power point presentations highlighting faculty…

A new collection of digitized Douglas College institutional reports and documents starting with Douglas College Annual reports back to 1978 and Fact Books from Institutional Research back to 1996. Documents will continue to be added time permitting.

This collection contains flyers and brochures digitized from the Douglas College Archive holdings. More will be added to the collection as time permits. Publication may be restricted. Contact the Douglas College Archives at archives@douglascollege.…

Marlene Hancock, former faculty member of the Political Science department created, organized and developed the Douglas College International Model UN (DOUGIMUN) program and before passing away in 2017 she donated her DOUGIMUN records to the Douglas…

Through our archival photographs, video, and textual materials we’re putting a brief spotlight on the College’s many(!) campuses. College campuses are more than lecture halls; they play a significant role in student life as well as in their…

Explore the digital repository of scholarly, research, academic and creative works by faculty and staff of Douglas College.

Collections of Douglas College student works of research, scholarly or creative excellence and faculty sponsored. The collections include Student Research Days posters, essays, conference presentations, creative works and other capstone research…

Douglas College celebrates student research and the contributions they make to knowledge creation and distribution. This collection gathers the award winning and capstone student research posters, reports and demonstrations presented at the annual…

The Climate Action Panel was a starting point in engaging the whole Douglas College community in discussions about environmental and social sustainability topics and climate change. Dave Taylor, Douglas College’s Director of Communications provided…

This collection contains various Douglas College newsletters digitized from the Douglas College Archives holdings. Publication may be restricted. Contact the Douglas College Archives at archives@douglascollege.ca for more information on access and…

Cia guided 2022 Better Together Conference participants in considering the demands on their available attention and ability to learn, which she refers to as “Bandwidth Tax.” Cia is an expert in the field and provided a crash course in empathy with…

Dylan Le Roy’s session was a perfect wrap to the previous sessions . He patiently, and with great grace and humour, helped conference participants remember the grounding they each have in things they can be grateful for. The 20-minute guided…

Douglas College and the New Westminster Museum collaborated to host the Tick-Talk: Crime and Consequences Student Conference (March 20, 2019), which featured criminology student's presentations on a variety of crime, justice, and social issues…

A collection of student theses for the Applied Criminology (Bachelor of Arts, Honours) degree.