Untitled - Yukon College
Untitled - Yukon College
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student information<br />
Get Settled In<br />
Residence<br />
t. 867.668.8731<br />
residence@yukoncollege.yk.ca<br />
Our single/double room residence building for those<br />
aged sixteen and older houses up to 55 residents in 48<br />
rooms and offers each resident a furnished dorm-style<br />
private bedroom, common lounge areas with kitchenettes,<br />
large common kitchen, coin operated laundry facilities,<br />
private computer areas, study rooms, washrooms and<br />
private shower rooms. Within this building one can also<br />
find recreational equipment, wireless internet capability,<br />
vending machines, free telephones for local calls and cable<br />
televisions. Our mature residence building for those aged<br />
twenty-five and older contains 12 dorm-style rooms for<br />
those seeking a quieter living atmosphere. This building<br />
offers residents a private furnished bedroom, shared<br />
kitchen and washroom facilities, coin operated laundry<br />
facilities, wireless internet capability, common living<br />
room with cable television, phones for free local calls<br />
and a study room. Our family or multi-person residences<br />
consist of 32 apartments in two buildings. These<br />
residences vary, each containing two to three bedrooms,<br />
one to two washrooms, private porch or small private<br />
lawn area. Also available to residents in apartments are<br />
common lounge areas with cable television, computers,<br />
free telephones for local calls, coin operated laundry<br />
facilities, wireless internet capability, vending machines<br />
and a shared playroom for children. The primary<br />
occupant must be at least sixteen years of age and<br />
preference is given to applicants with families however<br />
non-families may also apply. In addition, activities are<br />
planned on and off campus for those in all residence<br />
buildings.<br />
Samay Thìa - Harry Allen Lounge<br />
The Samay Thìa First Nation Lounge is a place of<br />
support for all students. Named for the late Grand<br />
Chief Harry Allen, Samay Thìa means “big salmon” in<br />
the Southern Tutchone language. The lounge offers a<br />
comfortable environment for many purposes: visits with<br />
Elders, studying, cultural activities, lunches, meetings and<br />
socializing. Everyone is welcome.<br />
Safety and Security 24/7/365<br />
t. 867.668.7243 (pager 676)<br />
c. 867.334.6042<br />
Students are encouraged to read the Safety and Security<br />
on Ayamdigut Campus booklet available at Reception<br />
and Student Services and review any related safety/<br />
security information on the <strong>College</strong> website. Students<br />
must observe safety precautions at all times Any incident<br />
involving a safety hazard or threatening situation must be<br />
reported immediately to the nearest college staff person<br />
and/or <strong>College</strong> Security at 867.668.7243 (pager 676).<br />
The Security Office is located behind the main reception<br />
area. Instructors who supervise practical work areas will<br />
outline detailed safety regulations at the beginning of the<br />
program. Students may not use any equipment or shops<br />
without the specific approval of the instructor concerned.<br />
Fire Regulations<br />
In the event of a fire alarm or evacuation order,<br />
everyone must vacate the building immediately using the<br />
nearest exit. If in a classroom, refer to the posted fire<br />
exit map. The fire alarm has an audible alarm and is also<br />
equipped with strobe lights. If you notice a fire and the<br />
alarm has not been sounded, pull the nearest fire alarm<br />
prior to evacuating the area.<br />
Student Union<br />
t. 867.668.8733<br />
The <strong>Yukon</strong> <strong>College</strong> Student Union (YCSU) is ensconced<br />
in legislation via the amended <strong>Yukon</strong> <strong>College</strong> Act of<br />
May 2009 and is incorporated under the Societies<br />
Act. All registered Ayamdigut Campus students pay a<br />
Student Union fee which is used to sponsor activities<br />
and social events. The fee is CAN$30/term for full-time<br />
students, CAN$10/term for part-time students. YCSU<br />
is responsible for student funds, organizing student<br />
activities and relating student concerns to the <strong>College</strong><br />
administration. The director of Student Services advises<br />
and consults with YCSU. Student Services staff work<br />
with YCSU throughout the year to organize activities that<br />
promote an active student life on campus, such as pub<br />
nights, films, speakers, sports and barbecues.<br />
16 www.yukoncollege.yk.ca<br />
Ayamdigut Campus toll free: 1.800.661.0504 Admissions: 867.668.8710 <strong>Yukon</strong> <strong>College</strong> 2012/13
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