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An orientation video made for new students. Includes information about Student Services, the Registrar's Office, the Employment Services Office, financial services, the Student Association, the bookstore, campus environmental policies, on and off campus housing, transportation, parking information, bookstore location, library information, medical services, recreation services. Produced by Bert Schendel. Video plays two times in digitized copy (unknown is this happens on VHS copy).

An orientation video made for new students. Includes information about student services located in SW1, campus environmental policies, student housing, transit options, library services and media works, safety and security, the Student Activity Centre, medical and counseling services, dining options, and Student Association services.

An orientation video made by BCIT Student Services for new students. Includes information about Student Services, the Registrar's Office, the Employment Centre, where services are located on campus, campus environmental policies, on and off campus housing, transportation, parking information, bookstore location, library information, medical services, recreation services, and the Student Association. Two projector A/V transfer from Betacam master for Val Karpinski, Student Services, BCIT.

Informational video for prospective students transferring to BCIT that looks at things to consider when deciding to attend BCIT such as finance considerations, accommodation, and transportation. Producer and director, David Mattatall ; executive producer, Val Karpinsky.

Promotion video about BCIT Venture Program at the Downtown Campus for potential students. Includes sound clips from instructors, staff and graduates plus video clips of people working on and off campus. Includes: Todd Margolis, Advisor for the Venture Program ; Graduates: Mark Whalen, Judith Law, Wendi Copeland, Lucky Lauridsen, Madeleine Shaw, Ian Comishin, Chem Cohen, Chris Holmes.

• Day in the Life of a Payroll Clerk: Helps occupational nursing students become aware of hazards in an office workplace. Examines the duties of a payroll clerk, Miriam Quarin, in order to illustrate white collar physical hazards and mental stress.
• Machine Doctor: Illustrates hidden hazards in industrial workplaces. Helps occupational nursing students identify the dangers by following the daily activities of a millwright at Scott Paper.

Promotion video about BCIT's Aviation program at Sea Island. Includes video clips of people working on and off campus with a voice over (abridged version of item V000030a)

Promotion video about BCIT's Aviation program at Sea Island. Includes video clips of people working on and off campus with a voice over.

Promotional video presented by the BCIT Technology Centre about industry sponsored student projects (abridged version of item C08-v000027). Hosted by graduate Marleen Tenge. Highlighted projects are from a variety of industries and the students working on the projects are interviewed (Michelle Forrester, Belinda Kissack, Pulp and Paper ; Mike Wardas, Chad Koehn, Peter Reedeker, Ed Oswald, Mechnical Technology ; Tara Linder, Jim Byorkes, Jason Wynne, Marketing ; Phan Le, Electronics ; Scott Kingham, Heather Dowson, Tracey Lieuwen, Building Technology).

Promotional video presented by the BCIT Technology Centre about industry sponsored student projects. Hosted by graduate Marleen Tenge. Highlighted projects are from a variety of industries and the students working on the projects are interviewed (Michelle Forrester, Belinda Kissack, Pulp and Paper ; Greg MacMillan, GIS Student ; Mike Wardas, Chad Koehn, Peter Reedeker, Ed Oswald, Mechnical Technology ; Kathy Scovill, Research Technician ; Jan Borge, Electronics ; Tara Linder, Jim Byorkes, Jason Wynne, Marketing ; Phan Le, Electronics ; Troy Watts, Arthur Brisson, Robotics ; Scott Kingham, Heather Dowson, Tracey Lieuwen, Building Technology).

Promotional video highlighting student projects displayed at the TECHKNow Awards Showcase 1999. The projects included are: Gantry Robot Retrofit (Robert Hill), The Rotary Hearing & ENT Centre (Tanya MacLean, Julie Maerz from Building Engineering Technology), All-Terrain Wheelchair (Lars Taylor), Burnaby Bulldogs Research Project (Sarah Hendriks), Kiln Temperature Controller (Satheesh Hariharan). Includes portion of a speech by Norman Streat, Director of BCIT Technology Centre.

A series of "Tech Talks...from BCIT" that highlight tech projects that BCIT is involved in. Talk 1: Redford House the licensed off campus restaurant operated by the Food Training program ; Talk 2: Natural Gas Conversion course ; Talk 3: nuclear technology ; Talk 4: portable recorders used by Forest Resource students ; Talk 5: Robotic aids research team at Shaughnessy Hospital ; Talk 6: Expo 86 Radio broadcast from the BCIT Broadcast Communications department ; Talk 7: development of a Cardiology Technologist and Technician program ; Talk 8: computerized numerical control used in machine shops ; Talk 9: Aircraft Maintenance program.

Promotional video about the Steel Fabrication program made for student recruitment. In the video, a past student tells a friend general information about steel fabrication, the skills learned in the program, the program curriculum, how to apply to the program and future job opportunities.

Video designed to help a BCIT Health Part-Time Studies student choose a nursing specialty. The specialty areas included are: critical care, emergency, neonatology, nephrology, neuroscience, occupational health, pediatric nursing, pediatric critical care, perinatal, perioperative.

Educational video produced for critical care nursing students. Using a dramatization, the video helps students practice systematic analysis and decision making skills. The narrator references a workbook for students that provides corresponding information and discussion questions.

Film made for potential Nursing students about the two distance education nursing programs at BCIT: Remote Access Nursing (RAN) for the Nursing Diploma Program and distance education for Advanced Nursing Specialties. Includes interviews with instructors and nursing students around the province.

Interviews with past employees, instructors and graduates from the class of 1966 at the BCIT 30th Anniversary event. Interviewees include: Cecil E. Roper and Brian Gillespie (0:01-21:28); Kenneth W. McLean, Building graduate, Student Council President in 1966, and Mike Bretner(?), Student Council President for class of 1996 (21:29 - 27:46); Judy Monroe (Judy E. Monk), Hotel Motel graduate, Student Council Secretary and Valedictorian in 1966, and Rosa Sorace, VP of Finance and Administration for the Student Association in 1996 (27:54-38:51) [Part 1 ends at 30:00, partway through this interview]; Cam Barnetson, instructor for Chemical and Metallurgical and Chemistry [interview cuts mid sentence] (38:52-39:54); Barry Greenwood and Christine Burfltt(?), Chemical and Metallurgical graduates 1966 (39:55-44:54); Vince Dangerfield, graduate of Civil and Structural 1966 (44:55-52:27); Doug Tribe (John Douglas Tribe), graduate of Electrical and Electronics Technology 1966 (52:28-58:01); Stephen Berghold, Forest Products instructor (58:02-1:01:02) [Part 2 ends partway through this interview]; Gary G. Billmark, Allan G. Mellor, Larry Tench, graduates of Forest Products 1966 [poor audio quality] (1:01:03-1:12:28); Jake (John C.) Earwaker, Andy (Andrew D.) Dove, Richard Briggs, graduates of Forest Products in 1966 (1:12:29-1:21:12); Ron Hyde, Food Technology Dept. Head (1:21:13-1:30:44); David Anhorn, Food Processing graduate 1966 (1:30:45-1:34:36); graduate from 1966 and instructor in the biotech program in 1996 [no introduction and interview cuts out midsentence] (1:34:37-1:39:04); Ed (Edsel) Back, Instrumentation graduate 1966 and later an Instrumentation instructor (1:39:05-1:43:08); George Sinclair, Mechanical Technology graduate 1966, and his wife, Susan Sinclair [interview cuts outs midsentence] (1:43:09-1:48:16); Marv (Mavin E.) Woolley, Assistant Director of Engineering Part Times Studies 1996, Mechanical graduate 1966 (1:48:17-1:53:25); Mining instructor from 1965 (name unknown) and Ralph MacDonald, Mining advisory committee (1:53:26-1:57:44).