College Life

Life at Briercrest means being part of a tight-knit community where together we pursue what it means to follow Jesus. The Student Development team and student leaders work together to facilitate an environment for spiritual growth that extends into all aspects of life.

Explore below to find out more about life at Briercrest College.

Student Development

Residence

Dorm life makes our community at Briercrest unique. Because nearly all of our students live in dorm, they engage in close relationships with one another and are mentored spiritually by staff and student leaders.

Activities and Events

We host a wide variety of annual events ranging from Athletics to the Arts, to youth and young adult conferences and campus visit events. You won't want to miss out!

Facilities

Our campus includes a range of facilities that support our students' learning, growth, and enjoyment. If you haven't had a chance to visit our campus in person, take a look here for a brief overview of our facilities.

For Parents

We know that there's lots to think of as your child prepares to go to college. Let us help you stay in the loop. Here you'll find helpful information about sending your son or daughter off to Briercrest.

Student Development Office

306.756.3360 studentdevelopment@briercrest.ca
Dean of Students: Kevin Thiessen
Counselling Centre Coordinator - Semhar Ghedela
Community Life Coordinator - Nichole Cara
BCA Director of Discipleship - Caleb Willems
Senior Resident Directors:
- College Men - Blair Klassen
- College Women - Tara Martens
- Briercrest Christian Academy - Kirsten Matthies

Resident Directors:
- Melanie Hill (College Women)
- Ben Banting (BCA Boys)
- Jacob Adams (BCA / PHA)
- Nathaniel Tooke (BCA / PHA)

Student Development Administrative Assistant - Lea-Anne Ramer
Den Cafe Manager - Tracy Taylor

I met a lot of professors who truly cared about their students. They taught us with great dignity and respect. I appreciate all of the faculty members that I took classes with. I will continue to keep in touch with some of the ones I connected with.

From the National Survey of Student Engagement 2015