Nancy Cope was in the middle of a photoshoot for the spring issue of SAIT’s alumni magazine, LINK, on March 12 when she heard the shoot’s next location had just shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “Things were starting to move really fast. Just three days later, SAIT suspended classes. Employees...
It’s been almost four weeks since countless businesses, facilities, and schools closed their doors in response to the COVID-19 crisis. Now there are no in-person meetings, events, classroom lectures or exams. SAIT’s usually bustling community of employees, students and visitors are safely working...
The benefits of active reading strategies and how they can help you get the most from what you read.
SAIT Student Development and Counselling Centre pilots sunlight replacement work station with aims to boost student mental health.
SAIT’s Sustainable Operations team is exploring new technologies for heating our buildings and selling surplus power back to Calgary’s electrical grid — and it’s only the most recent chapter in nearly a century of power generation on campus.
Each remarkable recipient of SAIT's 2019 Alumni Awards hails from the energy sector: two in oil and gas; two in solar power. Beyond their individual achievements — outstanding leadership, professional performance and valued contributions to industry and their communities — what can their stories...
Calgary teacher and SAIT Cook Apprentice grad schools students and thousands of Instagram followers on the source of ingredients and their vibrant possibilities.
Two new programs offered by SAIT's MacPhail School of Energy are focused entirely on water management and operations, training students in responsible water stewardship to tackle local and global water issues.
Steam generation is central to energy production in Canada’s oil sands, where an in-situ technology called steam-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) injects recycled steam underground to soften hydrocarbons and bring them to the surface. On campus and at CERCUTS — SAIT’s newest Applied Research and Innovation...
SAIT's Career Crates Program is going to communities across Alberta to and help youth plan for their future careers.
