Thoughts on Cuts and the VCC identity and Developmental Students and the way forward Presented to the VCC Board of Governors, June 29 2022, on behalf of the VCCFA by Taryn Thomson, VCCFA President College of Access When Kathy Kinloch became president at...
President’s Letters & News
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President’s Report: June 2022
Pandemic to Endemic We have made it to the other side of the pandemic, however not in the way we imagined. Remember when we all talked about vaccines as if they would cure Covid? Remember when we thought Covid was something that could be avoided? How naive it all...
VCCFA Report to the College Board – March 2022
Ukraine We are horrified about the events unfolding in Ukraine and send our thoughts and well wishes to all the faculty, staff and students worried about loved ones there. The VCCFA sent a donation of $1000 to the Red Cross for humanitarian aid, and we thank the...
VCCFA Report to the College Board – February 2022
Winter Term We are now solidly into the winter term and all things considered, the college has managed well. We are appreciative of the decision by the college to focus on learning continuity and to allow flexibility for both students and faculty. Although there is...
Spring Report to Faculty from the VCCFA, April 30, 2021
Fatigue, vaccines, hope and holidays Thinking back as I write this now, I am quite sure that in each letter I write I say something about what a “long, strange trip it’s been” this year. I know you are exhausted. I know you are worried about the variants of concern...
B.C. post-secondary educators demand vaccine priority
VCCFA President Taryn Thomson was on City News 1130 on April 28 and explained the importance of COVID-19 vaccinations for post-secondary educators. “You don’t stop being concerned about your kids when they go to post-secondary.” K-12 teachers in B.C. are being...