Promotional video about BCIT made for a high school student audience. The film includes sound bites from hiring managers, BCIT instructors, graduates and current students plus video clips from various programs. The Campus Live! segment is hosted by two Broadcast students and highlights student services, recreation and athletics, BCIT Students Association and social events.

[Part 4 continues the interview] Terry Elliott, Business graduate 1966, and Peter Wooley [poor audio quality] (1:24:03-1:36:16); Wayne Wutzke and Henry Bow, Business graduates 1966 [poor audio quality] (1:36:17-1:42:54); Gordon Farrell, Business graduate 1966, Dean in the School of Business (1:42:55-1:48:35); Cam Barnetson, Chemistry instructor (1:48:36-1:54:18)

[Part 3 continues the interview with Mr. Berghold] Stephen Berghold, Forest Products instructor (58:02-1:01:02); 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)

[Part 3 continues the interview] Jennifer Anderson, Medical Laboratory graduate 1966, and Bill (William A.) Anderson, Forestry graduate 1966 (58:19-1:04:24); Dave Breckner, program committee member for Instrumentation, Computers in Business, and Natural Gas Technology (1:04:25-1:11:17); Peter Wooley, Financial Management instructor, and Co Boer, Business graduate 1966 (1:11:18-1:23:59); Terry Elliott, Business graduate 1966, and Peter Wooley [poor audio quality] (1:24:03-1:36:16)

[Part 3 continues with Mr. Barrett's presentation] Scott Barrett, graduate of BCIT Fish, Wildlife and Rec. program.

Signed, dated, 2004.

[Part 2 continues the interview with Mrs. Monroe and Ms. Sorace] 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 continues the interview] H. Leslie Smith, involved in conception of BCIT and member of the advisory committee, and Stan T. Richards, Head of Medical Laboratory starting 1964-1981(?) (18:36-43:30); Anne McMillan, Medical Radiography graduate 1966, later became Program Head of Medical Radiography program (43:31-52:32); Anita Yourt(?), Medical Radiography graduate 1966 (52:33-58:18); Jennifer Anderson, Medical Laboratory graduate 1966, and Bill (William A.) Anderson, Forestry graduate 1966 (58:19-1:04:24)

[Part 2 continues the presentation by Ms. Payette] Krista Payette(?), graduate from Fish, Wildlife and Rec. program; Greg Lorack(?), Manager of Continuous Learning and Special Initiatives, Canadian Heritage ; Michelle Suitor, graduate of BCIT Forestry program ; Steve Dumell(?), Manager from Ministry of Forest ; Scott Barrett, graduate of BCIT Fish, Wildlife and Rec. program.

Signed, dated, 2004.