Feature stories

Fred Ewanuick's new show Dan for Mayor premieres on CTV on Monday, March 1 at 8:30pm. He got his start at Douglas.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing graduate Niven Pong says Douglas' great teachers made the hard work worth it.

University professor Phillip Choi's experience at Douglas inspired him to help others realize their potential.

Students worked together with community seniors for a day of cooking, exercise, impromptu dance lessons and eye exams.

Experience the Paralympics right here at Douglas on March 3.

Valedictorian Bill Ashbee juggled his studies with fatherhood and work, winning an international online business competition to boot.

BBA student Erin Reimer has already scored an articling position with a high-profile accounting firm and she says it all comes down to Douglas.

Graduate Ivana Culina is now continuing her education in Psychiatric Nursing. She says college was the key to finding independence.

Valedictorian Chelsea Szafranski says one of the lasting lessons she learned at Douglas was that truth is stranger than fiction.

Valedictorian Noreen Chiu feels coming to Douglas has played an important part in getting her master's.

Bachelor of Business Administration student Anna Solnickova proudly carried the Olympic torch as it made it's way through New Westminster.

Douglas badminton stars Alvin Lau (right) and Melody Liang (left) brought home gold from the Nationals in January.

The new TESL program at Douglas gives potential teachers the skills to lead English as a Second Language classes with confidence.

Alaleh Zahabioun, who was a midwife in Iran, plans to study to become a midwife, radiologist or sonographer.

Liz Hammond got a Welsh perspective on her studies by taking part in the Wales Field School this Summer.

Jason Prasad says he'd be like a deer in the headlights without his Douglas Diploma.

Coming to college gave Sharon Jamieson a chance to meet new people and get the hands-on skills she needed to get a job she loves.

Fate brought (from left) Ashley-Anne Churchill, Nicole Abbott and Lois Schwarz together, but their findings could have serious implications.

Coming back to Douglas for his degree is part of keeping his skills sharp, says Jay Single.

RCMP Constable Cristina Barbat says her studies at Douglas prepared her well for her classroom training with the police force.

Starting at Douglas has taken Mandy Wong to Switzerland, and then to Whistler, where she now works at the Delta Whistler Village Suites.

BBA student Erin Reimer has already scored an articling position with a high-profile accounting firm and she says it all comes down to Douglas.

Studying part-time has allowed Rima Abduljawad to spend more time with the people who inspired her to pursue a career working with youth

Theatre instructor, actor and producer Allan Lysell (seated) says it's his students and the laughs that keep him motivated.

Now the technical director of the BC Ringette Association, Laura Pitt says she got the perfect warm-up to her career at Douglas.

Instructor Ray Yu says his graduates are in good shape when it comes to finding work, even in today's economy.

Megan Cullins and Mike Regan say they're graduating well-equipped to work in the field and continue their education.

Marketing student Bailey Chambers and Bachelor of Business Administration student Damian Craig are headed for warmer climes this winter to work with the mouse.