At the School of Global Access we have a broad goal of advancing the Diversity Advantage. We develop concepts of intercultural understanding and positive relationships at the College, promoting learner and staff engagement, and create a sense of community and ethical citizenship on campus.
Fostering inclusion and meaningful connections.
Located on the third floor of our North Campus, the Intercultural Centre (IC) provides training, workshops, community volunteerism, and College wide events for staff, faculty, and learners.
The IC was created to foster and advance diversity and inclusivity on campus. Whether you want to learn about other cultures, develop intercultural competency skills, become a leader, or volunteer, the IC has something for you.
Please note that our on-campus location is currently not open. Please reach out to us at intercultural@bowvalleycollege.ca
In collaboration with the Alberta Aboriginal Construction Career Centre, this online training program is designed for Calgary employers. Learn more
We offer customized intercultural training workshops to support workplaces in building intercultural awareness. Learn more
Gain practical skills to succeed in Calgary workplaces. A self-paced online course which can be modified for your organization.
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For more information, contact the Intercultural Centre at 403-410-3217 or email intercultural@bowvalleycollege.ca
Become a member. Participate in professional learning and expand your network. Membership is free. Learn more
Participate in Intercultural Centre events this semester! Visit our Events Calendar for details.
The Intercultural Centre’s “ICan Crew” volunteer corps is made up of students from just about every program at Bow Valley College.
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As we begin February, we are well into a new year and a new decade. In this spirit, the Intercultural Centre is excited for the upcoming TEDxBowValleyCollege.
This year’s TEDx theme is Niitawatophii: Our Journey.
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Today the United Nations observes Human Rights Day.
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The Intercultural Centre (IC) first met Mohamed El Daher in the fall of 2018.
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The Intercultural Centre is hosting its second IC Week, from October 29-31. Addressing the annual theme of Ubuntu, October’s IC Week will explore our interconnectedness within different mediums, and topic areas.
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IC hosts a specific theme each year, where it draws inspiration, and connects its programming for the year. The IC has unveiled its second annual theme, for the 2019/2020 academic year, as Ubuntu.
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The following blog post was written by Carmela Dimaculangan at the School of Global Access.
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The following blog post was written by Tahira Ebrahim, Centre Liaison Officer at the School of Global Access.
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