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Thanks to the Global Skills Opportunity (GSO) program, Keyano College's Huskies athletes experienced life-changing international trips to Japan and Serbia, opportunities that extended far beyond sports. These journeys enabled student-athletes to immerse themselves in new cultures, deepen team bonds, and develop global perspectives, showcasing the value of Keyano's commitment to providing impactful international experiences. The GSO program, part of the Government of Canada's...
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Keyano College is thrilled to announce that this year’s 4th Annual Keyano Huskies Golf Tournament, presented by AirCon Technologies, successfully raised $65,000 (net) to support Huskies Athletics . Held on August 23, 2024, at the Fort McMurray Golf Club, the tournament brought together sponsors, golfers, and volunteers for a fun-filled day on the course to foster excellence in student-athlete development at Keyano.
“ We are deeply grateful for the unwavering......
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Keyano College has expanded its Social Work Diploma Program , supported by a grant from the Government of Alberta as part of a $10 million investment to address the increasing demand for mental health professionals. The grant allows Keyano to add 30 seats over a period of time to its program, improving capacity and enhancing learning facilities, including additional lab spaces and strengthened practicum placements. This expansion will ensure students are better prepared to meet...
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The world of Esports is evolving, and Keyano College is making significant steps to ensure it remains a key player in this dynamic field. The recent addition of a talented athlete to the Keyano Huskies team underscores the college's commitment to promoting competitive gaming talent and providing new opportunities for students interested in this rapidly growing industry.
From a young age, Jasmine Manankil, the newest member of the Huskies, has been deeply immersed in the...
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Keyano College's Indigenous Student Centre (ISC) , which will become a cornerstone of cultural engagement and education, has received a generous $100,000 donation from Syncrude, operated by Suncor.
The ISC will feature a ceremonial area, learning commons, a communal kitchen, an Indigenous art display, and a space for an Elder-in-residence program. The Centre aims to promote inclusivity, a sense of belonging, and celebrating Indigenous culture. By providing a dedicated space...
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