We are the Students' Association of Bow Valley College About Us Established in 1994, the Students' Association of Bow Valley College (SABVC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the effective representation of Bow Valley College students. We strive to encourage and support Bow Valley College students in order to enhance the overall student experience for the entire campus community. We are currently ratified under the Post-Secondary Learning Act of Alberta (PSLA) in Section 93. You can find the full legislation on the Government of Alberta's website. Our Mission We are a student-led, non-profit organization dedicated to empowering our community through advocacy, engagement, transparency, and opportunity. Our Vision A vibrant community where students drive change and success through strong governance and collaboration. Our Core Values Collaboration We believe in the strength of community and working together toward collective success Integrity We act with honesty, transparency, and professionalism Relevance We ensure our services, programs, and advocacy remain impactful and meaningful Engagement We facilitate our community engagement and create opportunities for growth Read More About Our Strategic Plan Membership Fees Land Acknowledgement The Students' Association of Bow Valley College is located on the traditional territories of the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot Confederacy) and the people of the Treaty 7 region in Southern Alberta, which includes the Siksika, the Piikani, the Kainai, the Tsuut’ina and the Iyarhe Nakoda. We are situated on land where the Bow River meets the Elbow River, and the traditional Blackfoot name of this place is “Mohkinstsis” which we now call the City of Calgary. The City of Calgary is also home to Métis Nation of Alberta, Region 3.

Understanding the Role of a Board of Directors Key Insights into SABVC's Student Leadership Meet Your 2026 - 2027 Board of Directors The Board of Directors (BODs) are 9 student leaders elected by SABVC members. The BODs are elected annually in the winter semester. Their term with SABVC starts in May and ends in April the following year. 100% The ultimate decision-making authority over most aspects of the Association. This means that our BODs: Represents BVC students’ interests to the College, internal and external stakeholders, all levels of government, and the community Manage SABVC's governance and business Are responsible for the actions of SABVC Make informed decisions that are in the best interests of the Association. Meet the President and Vice Presidents President Tchukas Chukwukadibia Ezeudoye Board of Director | 2026 - 2027 Term president@sabvc.ca As the President, who also serves as the board chair, provides a monthly report detailing recent activities and developments. Explore each month's President's report below for comprehensive updates. Read President’s Monthly Report Vice President David Jesus Garcia Segura Board of Director | 2026 - 2027 Term vicepresident@sabvc.ca The Vice President is also dispatching monthly reports. Be sure to catch up on each month's updates to stay informed with the Vice President's insights. Read VP's Monthly Report SABVC Board of Directors 2026-2027 Term Beyond our President and Vice President, our Board of Directors is made up of committed members who actively support the organization through their work on various committees. Arshpreet Singh Brar abrar@sabvc.ca Christal Ann Concepcion-Harty cconcepcionharty@sabvc.ca Daynia Nelson dnelson@sabvc.ca Eleanor Gail Grant egrant@sabvc.ca Hazel Fay Villacarlos hvillacarlos@sabvc.ca Okechukwu Godwin Ebogu oebogu@sabvc.ca Pearl Marie Lugo plugo@sabvc.ca

Tuition & Fees Consultation As per Alberta law, the Board of Governors of the College sets the tuition fees. The College will talk with students about fee increases before the Board approves them. BVC must follow Alberta laws and regulations about tuition fees. Visit the policies and links below to learn more about the regulations and read BVC’s tuition policy. Alberta Tuition Framework Each year, Bow Valley College (BVC) holds a Tuition & Fee Consultation. The tuition consultation process helps students gain clarity on the specific costs associated with tuition, fees, and other related expenses. This transparency allows for better financial preparedness and allows BVC to hear and address student concerns. Bow Valley College Tuition Fee Schedule Understanding Tuition & Fees at Bow Valley College Your college fees include tuition fees, mandatory non-instructional fees, and other mandatory fees. A mandatory fee is a fee you must pay. A mandatory non-instructional fee is a fee that students must pay for specific goods or services that typically enhance the student experience. They are not related to instruction in a specific program and are not optional. Check out the list of tuition and fees at Bow Valley College through the link below: BVC Tuition & Fees Page How are Tuition & Fees Set BVC will form a Consultation Committee each year. The Academic Council will be the Consultation Committee, and this committee will talk with learners about services and fees. In addition, the annual Tuition and Fee Consultation will also be hosted by BVC and gives students a chance to provide their opinions about the proposed tuition and fees. The Tuition Fee Consultation and the Consultation Committee are the way that BVC discusses fees. They are also the way BVC discusses policies and procedures regarding fees. BVC will share financial information about tuition, mandatory fees, and non-instructional fees. The Consultation Committee will have two meetings a year. One meeting will give feedback before mid-December. One meeting will happen before fees are approved by the Board of Governors. How are Changes Considered When BVC increases its fees, it will look at: How the increase affect students Program costs Market Demand How many students take a program How the programs have worked in the past Fees at other colleges Other important information, including student assistance (or funding) Student Engagement BVC will be hosting Tuition and Fee Consultation each year and Students are encouraged to attend these sessions to ensure that the consultation is meaningful. This time will allow learners to share their input and have their questions answered by BVC. Do you have any questions about Bow Valley College tuition and fees? Submit your questions here, and we’ll voice them for you during the BVC's annual consultation session. *All submissions will remain anonymous. Contact us Full Name* BVC Student ID* Email* Message* Submit Tuition & Fees Consultation Records 2025 Tuition and Fees Consultation Report The tuition and fees consultation for 2025 took place on February 25 and 26, 2025, at South Campus, Esmail and Safana Bharwani Hall (N231). Please see below for this year's presentation. 2024 Tuition and Fees Consultation Report

Events Calendar September 2026 Today Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 30 31 1 2 3 11:00 a.m. SABVC/BVC Silent Disco 4 11:30 a.m. Ice Cream with the Board 5 6 7 8 10:00 a.m. Welcome Back Breakfast 9 10 10:00 a.m. National Suicide Prevention Day 11 12 13 14 15 11:00 a.m. SABVC Club Parade 16 10:30 a.m. Lunch Hour Eats 17 10:00 a.m. SABVC Vendor Showcase 18 10:00 a.m. SABVC Vendor Showcase 19 20 21 22 11:00 a.m. SABVC Book Fair 23 11:00 a.m. SABVC Book Fair 24 11:00 a.m. SABVC Book Fair 25 11:00 a.m. SABVC Book Fair 26 27 28 29 11:00 a.m. Crafternoon 30 1 11:00 a.m. International Coffee Day 2 3 4 5 6 7 11:00 a.m. Puppy Room 8 9 11:00 a.m. Free Bites Friday 10 Upcoming Events Tue, Sep 22 SABVC Book Fair / Learn more Sep 22, 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Bow Valley College, South Campus, 345 6 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 4V1, Canada buy/sell/trade books & textbooks Multiple Dates Wed, Sep 23 SABVC Book Fair / Learn more Sep 23, 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Bow Valley College, South Campus, 345 6 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 4V1, Canada buy/sell/trade books & textbooks Multiple Dates Thu, Sep 24 SABVC Book Fair / Learn more Sep 24, 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Bow Valley College, South Campus, 345 6 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 4V1, Canada buy/sell/trade books & textbooks Multiple Dates Fri, Sep 25 SABVC Book Fair / Learn more Sep 25, 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Bow Valley College, South Campus, 345 6 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 4V1, Canada buy/sell/trade books & textbooks Multiple Dates Tue, Sep 29 Crafternoon / Learn more Sep 29, 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. TransAlta Hall, South Campus, 345 6 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 4V1, Canada Monthly Theme: Painting Thu, Oct 01 International Coffee Day / Oct 01, 2026, 11:00 a.m. Location is TBD Wed, Oct 07 Puppy Room / Oct 07, 2026, 11:00 a.m. Location is TBD Load More

Resource Hub Welcome to SABVC's Resource Hub! Here you can find important information about academics, appeals, financial supports, mental health resources, and more. Looking for something you don't see here? Scroll to the bottom of this page and submit a brief description of what you are looking for and we will help you out. Academic Support Academic Success Centre Assignment Writing Support Accessibility Support GPA Calculator Graduation Letter Important Dates Transcripts Transfer Credits Financial Aid Awards & Scholarships Financial Aid Bow Valley College's Financial Aid Advisors Support Resources Anonymous Confidence Line Sexual Violence Support Learner Code of Conduct Mental Health BVC Counselling Services Iniikokaan Centre Public Health Support SABVC Video Counselling National Eating Disorder Information Centre (NEDIC) Hotline Distress Centre (Free 24/7 Crisis Line) Calgary Counselling Centre 2SLGBTQIA+ Resources and Supports Indigenous Resources and Supports Other SABVC Resources Bike Cage Usage General Rules Student Election - Candidate Campaign Members form Food Bank Resources SABVC Suggestion Box Your voice matters, and we want to hear your ideas, opinions, and suggestions. Drop your thoughts here to help us enhance your student experience and make a positive impact on campus life. Submit your entry here Appeals Grade Appeals A request to review a final grade or a grade on an assignment or test. General Appeals This is a request to review a decision that does not involve a grade. Examples include: A decision to withdraw a learner from a program A decision to withdraw a learner from a course or other learning activity A decision to restrict a learner from being on College property or some area of the College A decision to deny a learner from participating in certain activities SABVC Internal Advocacy Assistance Students can request a representative from SABVC to accompany them to the appeal meeting Learn More Navigating Bow Valley College's Campus: Your guide to getting around

Crisis Intervention Lines National Suicide Crisis Helpline 988 Distress Centre (403) 266-4357 Hope for Wellness -Indigenous support 1-855-242-3310 BVC Counselling On Campus Support (403) 410-1440 counselling@bowvalleycollege.ca Quick Request Appointment / Mental Health Wellness / Food Security / Food Security At SABVC, we're here to support you through challenging times. We offer several food security initiatives designed to help students access nutritious meals and groceries when they need them most. Explore the programs to learn how we can support you. Bunch Box Go Receive fresh, nutritious food boxes delivered directly to your home. This program helps address food insecurity by providing students with convenient access to healthy and affordable food options. Free Bites Gift Card Go Through our partnership with Sodexo, SABVC provides $6 food gift cards to students who need assistance purchasing meals while on campus. We're committed to ensuring students have access to food when they need it most. Free Bites Friday Go On one Friday each month, we provide free lunch to students on campus. Each event offers 50 free meals, so be sure to arrive early before supplies run out! Breakfast Break Go Start your day right with a free breakfast offered once a month. Check our Events Calendar for upcoming dates and join us for a nutritious morning meal. Upcoming Food Security Events Multiple Dates Fri, Oct 09 Free Bites Friday / Location is TBD Oct 09, 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 11:05 a.m. Location is TBD Multiple Dates Thu, Oct 15 Breakfast Break / Location is TBD Oct 15, 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 11:05 a.m. Location is TBD Multiple Dates Fri, Nov 20 Free Bites Friday / Location is TBD Nov 20, 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 11:05 a.m. Location is TBD Multiple Dates Thu, Nov 26 Breakfast Break / Location is TBD Nov 26, 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 11:05 a.m. Location is TBD Other Food Security Resources Are you in need of more food assistance? SABVC understands that times can be tough, and we're here to help. We encourage you to reach out to these organizations that offer food hampers. We know that sometimes our Grocery Assistant Program may not cover all your needs, and that's okay. These resources are available to lend a helping hand when you need it most. Please consider reaching out to them if you require additional support beyond what is provided through our program. Calgary Food Bank An appointment is required Go Calgary Inter -Faith Food Bank You can access three hampers through self-referral Go Veterans Food Bank Perishable and non-perishable food are available Go Dashmesh Culture Centre (South Asian food, Indian food) Go Al-Qaim Foundation Provides food, water, shelter, and essentials as well as financial support. Go BVC Financial Aid Support Explore Bow Valley College's other financial aid services and resources available to support you. Go

SABVC Fees Students' Association Fees For both full time and part time student members. Provides support student clubs, scholarships, and other initiatives. By provincial law, most Bow Valley College students are automatically members of the Students’ Association.Amount per term $65 Health and Dental Plan Fees Student Association Virtual Health Care Fee International ELL Student Medical Insurance Fee Where are Your SABVC Fees Going

Crisis Intervention Lines National Suicide Crisis Helpline 988 Distress Centre (403) 266-4357 Hope for Wellness -Indigenous support 1-855-242-3310 BVC Counselling On Campus Support (403) 410-1440 counselling@bowvalleycollege.ca Quick Request Appointment / Mental Health Wellness / Resources/Supports / Resources / Supports Mental health matters. Through Bow Valley College and our community partners, a variety of supports and services are available to help you succeed personally, academically, and professionally. Explore wellness, counselling, academic, financial, and community resources available to you. See available resources here: Click here to download all available resources Filter Resources 2SLGBTQIA+ Eating Disorders Emergency Shelters & Housing Food Security Free Counselling Services Free Mental Health Screenings/Assessments Harm Reduction and Substance Use Indigenous Resources On Campus Resources Reduced Cost Counselling Services Sexual and Gender Based Violence Looking for something? On Campus Resources Bow Valley College Counselling Go Learner Success Services, 345 – 6 Avenue SE, First floor, South Campus Offers free short-term individual and group counselling sessions and emergency appointments in cases of mental health crisis, suicide, or self-injury. (403) 410-1440 counselling@bowvalleycollege.ca Book an Appointment On Campus Resources Sexual Violence Support Go Learner Success Services, 345 – 6 Avenue SE, First floor, South Campus The Sexual Violence Response Advisor provides confidential support and care for any Bow Valley College students impacted by sexual violence on- or off-campus. (587) 393-3124 svra@bowvalleycollege.ca Visit Website On Campus Resources 7 Cups Go An online peer support service for BVC students with community forums that provide a supportive platform for people to discuss mental health experiences. Visit Website On Campus Resources Iniikokaan (Buffalo Lodge) Centre Go 345 - 6 Avenue SE, South Campus, Second Floor Provides support for Indigenous learners through programs and services such as Elder sessions, ceremonies, sessions on Indigenous cultural ways of knowing and other cultural supports. (403) 476-2255 iniikokaan@bowvalleycollege.ca Visit Website On Campus Resources Sacred Sisters Circle Go A trauma-informed, Indigenous-led space for Indigenous women to gather and talk about domestic violence in a safe space. Sign Up On Campus Resources Stronger Together: Indigenous Men's Circle: Go A weekly Indigenous Men’s Circle for Bow Valley College male identifying students to connect, share, and grow together. Sign Up On Campus Resources Flourish and Thrive: Neurodiverse/ADHD Group Go North Campus Room N629 An in-person weekly peer support group for neurodiverse Bow Valley College students to connect and support each other. Share stories, do crafts, learn coping strategies and build friendships. Sign Up On Campus Resources MindWise on Campus: Suicide Prevention Training Go An online and self-paced 30-minute suicide prevention training that uses video and interactive learning to teach students how to recognize warning signs and support those in need. Sign Up On Campus Resources Sleep 101: Self-paced Course for BVC Students on Sleep Go Online course offered to BVC students through D2L. Learn how to improve your sleep habits, manage stress, and boost productivity as a college student in our online self-paced course. Sign Up Indigenous Resources Hope for Wellness Helpline Go 24/7 telephone and online chat services for all Indigenous people across Canada. Support is available upon request in English, French, Cree, Ojibway, and Inuktitut. 1-855-242-3310 Online Chat Indigenous Resources Miskanawah Go Miskanawah East: 2335 30 Ave NE, Calgary, Alberta, T2E 7C7 Miskanawah West: 2340 1 Ave. NW, Calgary, Alberta, T2N 0B8 (403) 247-5003 Ext. 2 An Indigenous-led organization offering programs and services in the areas of family support, youth services, clinical and cultural mental health supports, crisis support, housing support, and cultural and ceremonial supports. (403) 247-5003 Ext. 1 Visit Website Indigenous Resources Aboriginal Friendship Centre of Calgary Go Offers housing services, Elders services, community member services, and community outreach and cultural reconnection to all Indigenous peoples in Calgary, Alberta. (403) 270-7379 info@afccalgary.org Program & Services Indigenous Resources BVC - Iniikokaan (Buffalo Lodge) Centre Go 345 - 6 Avenue SE, South Campus, Second Floor Provides support for Indigenous learners through programs and services such as Elder sessions, ceremonies, sessions on Indigenous cultural ways of knowing and other cultural supports. (403) 476-2255 iniikokaan@bowvalleycollege.ca Visit Website Indigenous Resources Sacred Sisters Circle Go A trauma-informed, Indigenous-led space for Indigenous women to gather and talk about domestic violence in a safe space. Sign Up Indigenous Resources Stronger Together: Indigenous Men's Circle Go A weekly Indigenous Men’s Circle for Bow Valley College male identifying students to connect, share, and grow together. Sign Up Load more

Become a Student Leader Join SABVC as a Student Leader and learn about governance, leadership, and advocacy; while offering valuable contributions into your student community. Most importantly, you can have a lot of fun and no experience is required! This page is designed to help you get answers for those questions. Gain real-world experience in a professional setting. Receive a monthly honorarium for your valuable contributions. Access networking opportunities and exlusive resources. Advocate for your peers and help strengthen the student experience on campus. So, are you thinking of running? As members of the Board of Directors (BODs), you will play a crucial role in the Students' Leadership team. Your responsibilities will include advocating for students and contributing to the Association’s decisions related to finance and governance that align with SABVC's goals and objectives. After the elections, will then select the Vice and President of the Board of Directors. Learn More about Being a BOD Please note to qualify as President or Vice President , an individual must first secure a seat on the Board of Directors through SABVC’s annual elections. Following this, the Board must formally appoint them as President or Vice President Board of Directors Responsible for the financial, governance, and advocacy oversight of SABVC. Representatives at the Academic Council. Read More Vice President Supports the President as Deputy Chief Governance Officer, Vice Chair of the Board, Board of Governors Representative, and secondary spokesperson. Read More President SABVC’s Chair of the Board, Chief Governance Office, Board of Governors Representative, and primary spokesperson. Read More Become a Student Leader FAQ What is the time commitment Student Leaders will be elected on a part-time basis for a 12-month term, spanning from May to April. SABVC is flexible and we understand your priorities as a student. However, as a student leader, mandatory attendance is required at meetings, which are typically held on alternate Fridays typically from 9:30 am - 11:00 am. Board of Directors are expected to work on average approximately 12-15 hours per month with SABVC. The President is expected to work on average approximately 20 hours per week with SABVC. The Vice President is expected to work on average approximately 16 hours per week with SABVC. Is there any compensation for a student leader position? How do I know if I'm eligible? Can international students apply? I don’t have any professional experience; can I still apply? 2026 Elections Dates and Deadlines

Mental Health Wellness We're here to support your mental health journey. Take a look at the initiatives we lead to promote wellness on campus: Resources/Supports Peer Support Food Security Mental Health Events BVC Mental Health and Wellness Worksheets and Handouts Crisis Intervention Lines National Suicide Crisis Helpline 988 Distress Centre (403) 266-4357 Hope for Wellness -Indigenous support 1-855-242-3310 BVC Counselling On Campus Support (403) 410-1440 counselling@bowvalleycollege.ca Quick Request Appointment If you or someone you know is going through a difficult time or is in distress right now, please know that support is available. You can connect with compassionate people who can help Promoting Mental Well-Being, Connecting Students to Support At SABVC, we are committed to creating a campus environment that supports the mental health and well-being of all students. Through our Mental Health and Wellness Program, we: Promote positive mental health and wellness. Connect students with available mental health resources and supports. Advocate for mental health awareness and stigma reduction across BVC. Events with Wellness We have events to help you recharge, connect, and prioritize your mental health. Wellness Wednesday/Crafternoon Puppy Room – Pet therapy with PALS Free Bites Friday & Breakfast Break – A food security and mental health initiative designed to help promote food security on campus, connection, and mental well-being. Annual Events – Including International Self-Care Day and other campus wellness initiatives. Stress Less Week – A full week of stress-relief activities during exam season. Upcoming Mental Health Events Multiple Dates Tue, Sep 29 Crafternoon / TransAlta Hall, South Campus Learn more Sep 29, 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. TransAlta Hall, South Campus, 345 6 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 4V1, Canada Monthly Theme: Painting Wed, Oct 07 Puppy Room / Location is TBD Oct 07, 2026, 11:00 a.m. Location is TBD Multiple Dates Thu, Oct 22 Crafternoon / Location is TBD Oct 22, 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 11:05 a.m. Location is TBD Take a break, get creative, and connect with others. See you there! Multiple Dates Thu, Nov 05 Crafternoon / Location is TBD Nov 05, 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 11:05 a.m. Location is TBD Take a break, get creative, and connect with others. See you there! Load More Mental Health Insights Read featured articles, wellness resources, and updates from trusted community partners. From self-care strategies to local support services, discover information that helps you stay connected and informed 1 2 3

Meeting & Activity Reports Filter by Report Name Board of Directors Meeting Minutes President's Report Vice President's Report Filter by Report Year 2024-2025 2025-2026 2026-2027 Vice President Report - July 2026 Vice President's Report Year 2026-2027 SABVC President Report - July 2026 President's Report Year 2026-2027 BOD Meeting Minutes - Aug 14 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes Year 2026-2027 BOD Meeting Minutes - July 17 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes Year 2026-2027 BOD Meeting Minutes - June 12 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes Year 2026-2027 Vice President Report - June 2026 Vice President's Report Year 2026-2027 SABVC President Report - June 2026 President's Report Year 2026-2027 BOD Meeting Minutes - May 22 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes Year 2026-2027 SABVC President Report - May 2026 President's Report Year 2026-2027 Vice President Report – May 2026 Vice President's Report Year 2026-2027 BOD Meeting Minutes - April 10 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes Year 2025-2026 SABVC President Report - April 2026 President's Report Year 2025-2026 Vice President Monthly Report - April 2026 Vice President's Report Year 2025-2026 BOD Meeting Minutes - Mar 27, 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes Year 2025-2026 BOD Meeting Minutes - Mar 13, 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes Year 2025-2026 SABVC President Report - Mar 2026 President's Report Year 2025-2026 Vice President Monthly Report - Mar 2026 Vice President's Report Year 2025-2026 BOD Meeting Minutes - Feb 27 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes Year 2025-2026 BOD Meeting Minutes - Feb 13 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes Year 2025-2026 SABVC President Report - Feb 2026 President's Report Year 2025-2026 At SABVC, we believe in being transparent. Check out our reports to see what we've been up to, from monthly updates to quarterly summaries. Looking for something?