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Camosun alumna, Kelsey Webster, is a residential support worker at Our Place in downtown Victoria. Her studies at the college prepared her for the collaborative, team-based approach used in the mental health and addictions field.

Camosun alumnus Phillip Yee

Camosun alumna Amber Woodworth was motivated by her cousin with Down syndrome to enrol in Camosun’s Community Support and Education Assistant program

For Robin Fast, the new health education centre is an opportunity to rethink how we’re working and learning together. The chair of Camosun’s Community, Family and Child Studies department reflects on the impact this opportunity will have on students

With a $1 million gift to Camosun, the Sisters of St. Ann continue their 160-year mission of educating health care providers in Greater Victoria. This gift honours the past and impacts the future.

The chair of Camosun's Allied Health department believes that Camosun's new health centre will drive growth and innovation in the region’s health and human services sector.

51�Թ�app is proud to announce its annual Promising and Distinguished Alumni Awards recognizing two extraordinary alumni who have made outstanding contributions in their fields.