Transfer & Articulation Service Award

ALEJANDRA MAZARIEGOS
Transfer Credit & Graduation Supervisor, Capilano University.

Not only am I proud of the growth that Alejandra has shown and the dedication to this role but others throughout the University have seen it as well. She is our subject matter expert and has always provided her guidance to areas that require it. I truly believe this reward is deserved and we can’t wait to see all the other great things she will contribute to transfer credit over the coming years.

Jaspreet Jhutti (Associate Registrar, Transfer Credit & Curriculum, Capilano University)

Transfer & Articulation Service Award

LISA RANDELL
Transfer & Articulation Officer, Langara College.

Lisa Randell's decades of service, unmatched expertise, and commitment to excellence have left a lasting impact on BC's transfer and articulation system. She has strengthened collaboration between institutions, refined processes to improve efficiency, and, most importantly, enhanced the academic journeys of countless students. Her dedication exemplifies the very spirit of the Transfer & Articulation Service Award, making her an outstanding and deserving nominee.

Sophia Gaba (Assistant Registrar, Graduation & Transfer Credit, Langara College)

Transfer & Articulation Service Award

HILARY THOMAS
Associate Registrar, Nicola Valley Institute of Technology.

Hilary's efforts to advance and advocate for transfer connections to and from NVIT have greatly benefited the NVIT community, aligning the institution with BC transfer standards while also promoting Indigenous education through her exemplary allyship practices. Overall, Hilary’s leadership is marked by forward-thinking initiatives, relationship-based practices, and a strong commitment to learners and institutions across the province. These qualities make her a strong candidate worthy of recognition.

Amanda Street (Registrar, Nicola Valley Institute of Technology)

Franklin Gelin Lifetime Achievement Award

MAGGIE REAGH
EAP Program Coordinator, ABE Recruitment Convenor, Capilano University.

Maggie has been a transformative force in the EAP for credit movement in British Columbia, championing the cause of transfer credit for EAP students with unwavering dedication and vision. Her leadership is marked by both tenacity and grace; she is both principled and ambitious, always pushing boundaries while remaining deeply respectful of diverse perspectives... By securing recognition for EAP courses as credit-bearing, Maggie has helped dismantle barriers that limited EAL students’ academic mobility, fostering their sense of legitimacy and belonging. This has opened pathways that allow students to see themselves not just as language learners, but as full participants in the academic community, with the same opportunities and potential as their peers.

Gordana Sokic (TESL Coordinator, TESL & ELLA Instructor, Language, Literature & Performing Arts Faculty & EAL Articulation Coordinator, Douglas College)

Click here to view a JAM 2022 presentation by Maggie and Marta Tejero (CNC) regarding the EAP for Credit initiative in BC: https://youtu.be/CENe10nsfrA?si=p5gRL_8kv1IiXaYe