Interviews with graduates about their academic and social experiences at BCIT. Interviews are with Karla Baughman, Aviation ; Darren Plested, Wood Products ; Christine Lanyon, Petroleum & Natural Gas ; Kelly Chow, Architectural Drafting ; Gwen McReynolds, Automated Business Equipment ; Julie Baldwin, Nursing ; Chris Lodder, Mining ; Kathy Uhryn, Operations Management ; Gordon Harkies and Sylvia Eggenberger, Building Technology.

Promotion video for BCIT that includes sound bites from hiring managers, instructors, graduates and current students plus video clips from various programs. Programs mentioned are Business, Broadcasting, Computing, Construction, Electrical and Electronics, Health Sciences, Manufacturing, Processing, Energy & Natural Resources, Transportation, Part-time Studies, Nursing, Forensic Science. Departments included Technology Centre and Industry Services.

Program produced for BCIT Office of Harassment and Discrimination and hosted by TV reporter Mi-Jung Lee that explores the issues of harassment and discrimination using dramatic scenes based upon real-life incidents. Includes an introduction from Brian GIllespie, President at BCIT, and an interview with Bill Graham, Harassment and Discrimination Advisor.

Educational video produced for critical care nursing students. Using a dramatization, the video teaches students how to combine a conversational interviewing style with a physical examination for a comprehensive assessment.

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.

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.

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).

• 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.

Promotional video for BCIT. Voiceover of video of stills photographs, maps and logos. Includes images of staff, faculty, new touchscreen system, students, buildings, classrooms and offices. Listing student resources and services.

Recording of Mark Angelo's presentation from a BCIT Speakers Bureau event. Mr. Angelo's presentation is about the threats to rivers in BC and the need for a provincial wild river strategy. Includes question and comment period after the presentation. The Speakers Bureau was created for members of the BCIT community to improve and practice their communication and public speaking skills.

Educational film for Critical Care Nursing Specialty students about how to assess neuro signs on a patient. The film is hosted by Carol Peterson and filmed at St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver, BC.

Part 1: Event recording of the presentation of the Distinguished Service Award and Honorary Doctor of Technology to Cecil Roper (June 21-22, 1995). Includes speeches and award ceremonies. Part 2: Event recording of the presentation of an Honorary Doctor of Technology to Sam Simpson at the convocation ceremony on June 23, 1995.

Promotional video of BCIT Downtown campus. Animated logo and visualization of the building. Interview with Duke Dukowski, Director, BCIT Downtown and students. Features classroom footage. Focus on business partnerships as well government and industry. Mentions Sim Tech, a virtual reality lab. The Living Lab is also highlighted as a partnership with SFU. Three key focuses of BCIT Downtown campus are: community pride, partnerships and high tech learning. Created by BCIT's Learning Resources Unit or LRU, now known as the BCIT Learning and Teaching Centre (LTC).

Interviews with past employees, instructors and graduates from the class of 1966 at the BCIT 30th Anniversary event. Interviewees include: Al Willcox, Mining instructor, 1965-1976 and Head of Continuing Education for Engineering night school,1976-1981 (00:06-04:19); R. Ian McNeil, Survey instructor 1964-1989 (04:20-12:11); John Bowmer, member of advisory committee for Medical Laboratory Technology (12:12-18:36); 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)[Part 1 ends and Part 2 begins partway through this interview]; 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 ends and Part 3 begins partway through the interview with the Andersons]; 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 ends and Part 4 begins partway through the interview with Mr. Wooley & Mr. Elliott]; 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).

Describes the measures needed and options for personal safety when using a portable circular saw. Demonstrates how to change a blade and describes the various types of blades available. Video produced by the Pacific Vocational Institute.

Part of a telecourse series, this film provides background to help the entrepreneur understand how a business plan is used to determine the viability of a proposition, to organize planning, and to obtain financing. Randy Vandermark, Department head, BCIT Marketing Management, introduces the film: Do you need a business plan? The middle section, Starting a Business: Do you need a business plan?, is hosted by Bob Grasley. Using still cartoons and interviews with business people the topic is explored. Interviewees include: Jeremy Brown, The Brownstone Press, Edward Starr, The Starr Group, Don Campbell, Vice-President Chateau-Gai Wines, Kishore Doshi, Video Captions, Deepak Sahasrabudhe, film sound studio, Michael Volker, Volker-Craig, and Derek Buntain, Private Risk Investor. Video concludes concludes with a panel discussion with Morie Shacker, Marketing Management BCIT Faculty and Brian Hann of The Royal Bank. This telecourse if made possible by: The British Columbia Ministries and Education and Small Business Development.

Illustrates base-climbing and web-climbing techniques to help ironworkers develop the confidence to work and move more easily around the job site.

Wynne Powell reading and presenting material promoting BCIT and the value of a BCIT education.

Promotional video for BCIT's Aviation and Aerospace programs. Hosted by Sandra Borromeo who interviews students and tours the facilities and aircraft at the aerospace campus. Camera operator William Dhawan. Editor Peter Steel. Music by Jamie V.

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.

Program produced for BCIT and hosted by TV reporter Mi-Jung Lee that explores the issues of harassment and discrimination using dramatic scenes based upon real-life incidents. Includes an introduction from Brian GIllespie, President at BCIT, and an interview with Bill Graham, Harassment and Discrimination Advisor.

Interviews with BCIT alumni. Profiles include: Dr. G. Wynne Powell, Lifetime Achievement ; Andrew Hazelwood, Public Service ; Nancy McKinstry, Community Service ; Dr. J. Basil Peters, Entrepreneurial Innovation ; Elaine Woo, Excellence in Teaching ; David J. Bran, Outstanding Student Leadership.

Educational video about vehicles emissions and air quality in British Columbia. Includes information about provincial plans to lower vehicle emissions in 1990. Includes a short interview with Dr. Joffre Berry who talks about how BCIT's Automotive and Chemical Sciences Environmental programs are helping lower emissions.

[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.

Introduces library research tools available for students enrolled in the distance education program. Includes information about the BCIT research guide, how to research a subject in a library catalogue, how to find an item in the library, what information to note for a bibliography, how to use a periodical index, and how to request an item from the BCIT Library.