• As the Fall 2020 semester approaches, work continues in preparation to welcome back and reintegrate essential College departments and students to campus.
  • Currently, GPRC premises on both campuses remain closed with limited access.
  • New and returning faculty and staff who will be returning to campus must watch the GPRC Staff and Faculty COVID-19 Awareness and Training Video: Returning to Campus.
    • A student training video will also be released.
  • The health and safety of members of the College Community continues to be the top priority. GPRC has implemented a mandatory screening process via the GPRC mobile app. Please update your app to ensure access to the COVID-19 screening process feature.
  
  
  • The College has released the Campus Access Guidelines and Expectations outlining rules and procedures that anyone on College premises must adhere to.
    • A recorded session reviewing the guidelines and expectations can be found be found on the right-hand side of this webpage.
  • Faculty continue to work with instructional designers from D2L and Athabasca University to develop a number of online courses. This important work continues to increase the accessibility of GPRC programming to current and future students.
  
  
  • College-Wide New Student orientation will be held online this year. Student Services is currently working with departments to coordinate program orientations which will also be conducted remotely for Fall 2020. Details will be shared once finalized.
  
  
  • In-person Employee Recognition celebrations have been cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions. GPRC's Human Resources department is hard at work to create a virtual celebration planned for August 27, 2020. A recognition video and electronic program will be sent on that date.
  
  
  • The campus bookstores are working to prepare for the Fall 2020 semester. Once students know their courses, they are encouraged to visit www.gprcshop.ca to order their books online. Details regarding access to the bookstores in the Fall will be shared once finalized.
  
  
  • Plans are currently underway for the Grande Prairie and Fairview residences to open at reduced occupancy in September 2020. Detailed plans are being refined to ensure the protection of our students.
  
  
  • GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page that is updated regularly, and a central e-mail address for questions: covid19@gprc.ab.ca.
    • Staff COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions are currently being updated on Sharepoint.

• As the Fall 2020 semester approaches, work continues in preparation to welcome back and reintegrate essential College departments and students to campus.
  • Currently, GPRC premises on both campuses remain closed with limited access.
  • Students are not permitted on either campus and faculty and staff must have approval to enter campus premises. Inclusion on the GPRC 'Essential List' and/or approval by your Vice-President or Vice-President designate is required.
  • The health and safety of members of the College Community continues to be the top priority as work begins to resume on-campus operations.
    • GPRC is implementing mandatory health and safety protocols at both the Grande Prairie and Fairview campuses, including a screening process via the GPRC mobile app. Please update your app to ensure access to the COVID-19 screening process feature.
  • The College has released the Campus Access Guidelines and Expectations outlining rules and procedures that anyone on College premises must adhere to.
    • A recorded session reviewing the guidelines and expectations can be found be found on the right-hand side of this webpage.
  • An official Campus Access Guidelines and Expectations reintegration video for staff and students will be released before returning to campus
• GPRC's Relaunch Strategy and Fall Course Delivery are being updated as required and you will find the most current information on this webpage.


• The College welcomes two new members to the GPRC Executive team. Upon their arrival to the region, work will begin to arrange opportunities for them to meet with groups and departments throughout the College.
  • Ms. Cherene Griffiths will begin her new role as the Vice-President, External Relations, on Monday, August 10, 2020. Ms. Griffiths brings over 15 years' experience in the post-secondary education sector and looks forward to leading the strategic communications and engagement initiatives of the College.
  • Dr. John Rigby will lead the College's academic mission as the new Vice-President, Academic and Research, beginning Tuesday, August 4, 2020. Dr. Rigby brings 35 years' experience in post-secondary education to Alberta, having worked at the University of Manitoba and the University of Saskatchewan.
• Faculty continue to work with instructional designers from D2L and Athabasca University to develop a number of online courses. This important work continues to increase the accessibility of GPRC programming to current and future students.


• College-Wide New Student orientation will be held online this year. Student Services is currently working with departments to coordinate program orientations which will also be conducted remotely for Fall 2020. Details will be shared once finalized.


• Plans are being finalized by GPRC's Human Resources department for virtual New Faculty Orientation set for August 17, 2020. Details will follow once finalized.


• In-person Employee Recognition celebrations have been cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions. GPRC's Human Resources department is hard at work to create a virtual celebration planned for August 27, 2020. A recognition video and electronic program will be sent on that date.


• Effective immediately GPRC will be implementing innovative changes to their libraries and support services on both campuses to a comprehensive Learning Commons model.


• The campus bookstores are working to prepare for the Fall 2020 semester. Once students know their courses, they are encouraged to visit www.gprcshop.ca to order their books online. Details regarding access to the bookstores in the Fall will be shared once finalized.


• Plans are currently underway for the Grande Prairie and Fairview residences to open at reduced occupancy in September 2020. Detailed plans are being refined to ensure the protection of our students.


• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page that is updated regularly, and a central e-mail address for questions: covid19@gprc.ab.ca.
  • Staff COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions are currently being updated on Sharepoint.

• As the Fall 2020 semester approaches, work continues in preparation to welcome back essential College departments and students to campus.
  • Currently, GPRC premises on both campuses remain closed with limited access.
  • Campus Access Guidelines and Expectations will be shared once finalized.
  • A Campus Access Guidelines and Expectations video for staff and students will be released before returning to campus.
• GPRC's Relaunch Strategy and Fall Course Delivery are being updated as required and have been uploaded to the College's COVID-19 response webpage.


• The College welcomes Dr. John Rigby to lead the College's academic mission as the new Vice-President, Academic and Research. Dr. Rigby brings 35 years of experience in post-secondary education to Alberta, having worked at the University of Manitoba and the University of Saskatchewan. Dr. Rigby begins his new role on Tuesday, August 4, 2020.


• GPRC is implementing mandatory health and safety protocols at both the Grande Prairie and Fairview campuses, including a screening process via the GPRC mobile app.
  • An update for the GPRC app is available for Apple and Android devices to access the COVID-19 screening process feature.
  • Currently, students are not permitted on either campus and faculty and staff must have approval to enter campus premises. Inclusion on the GPRC 'Essential List' and/or approval by your Vice-President or Vice-President designate is required.


• Faculty have started to work with instructional designers from D2L and Athabasca University to develop a number of online courses. This important work continues to increase the accessibility of GPRC programming to current and future students.


• College-Wide orientation will be held online this year for new students. Student Services is currently working with departments to coordinate program orientations which will also be conducted remotely for Fall 2020. Details will be shared once finalized.


• Plans are being finalized by GPRC's Human Resources department for virtual New Faculty Orientation set for August 17, 2020. Details will follow once finalized.


• In-person Employee Recognition celebrations have been cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions. GPRC's Human Resources department is hard at work to create a virtual celebration planned for August 27, 2020. A recognition video and electronic program will be sent on that date.


• Effectively immediately GPRC will be implementing innovative changes to their libraries and support services on both campuses to a comprehensive Learning Commons model.


• The campus bookstores are working to prepare for the Fall 2020 semester. Once students know their courses, they are encouraged to visit www.gprcshop.ca to order their books online. Details regarding access to the bookstores in the Fall will be shared once finalized.


• Plans are currently underway for the Grande Prairie and Fairview residences to open at reduced occupancy in September 2020. Detailed plans are being refined to ensure the protection of our students.


• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page that is updated regularly, and a central e-mail address for questions: covid19@gprc.ab.ca.
  • Staff COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions are currently being updated on Sharepoint.

• GPRC's Fall 2020 semester will be delivered through a mixed delivery model, encompassing remote delivery for most lecture and seminar components with onsite face-to-face delivery of lab components where needed.


• Course Listings for method of delivery have been finalized. The Registrar's office is currently updating the Course Timetable to indicate section delivery method, clearly distinguishing online delivery (asynchronous), remote delivery (synchronous), and onsite delivery methods.


• Virtual Convocation will be released at 9 a.m. on Friday, June 26, 2020. View details and send well wishes to the 2020 graduates at gprc.me/convocation.


• GPRC premises on both campuses remain closed with limited access. Campus Access Guidelines and Expectations will be shared once finalized.
  • This includes the fitness facilities and Douglas J. Cardinal Performing Arts Centre.
  • GPRC Summer Camps are also cancelled.
  • Access to these facilities will be reassessed for the fall.
  • A guiding principle behind this decision is to ensure protection of the health and wellbeing of GPRC's students, faculty, staff and community as we do our best to mitigate risk and reduce the spread of COVID-19.
     
• GPRC is implementing mandatory health and safety protocols at both the Grande Prairie and Fairview campuses, including a screening process via the GPRC mobile app.


• Faculty or staff seeking access to campus who have travelled outside of Alberta will be evaluated on a case by case basis. Please stay up to date and follow the current Government of Alberta health guidelines and isolation requirements.


• Faculty have started to work with instructional designers from D2L and Athabasca University to develop a number of online courses. This important work will increase the accessibility of GPRC programming to current and future students.


• The campus bookstores are working to prepare for the Fall 2020 semester. Once students know their courses, they are encouraged to visit www.gprcshop.ca to order their books online. Details regarding access to the bookstores in the Fall will be shared once finalized.


• The Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) has cancelled the Fall 2020 athletic season. GPRC supports this decision. The wellbeing of our GPRC Wolves community is a top priority as we work to prevent the spread of COVID-19.


• Plans are currently underway for the Grande Prairie and Fairview residences to open at reduced occupancy in September 2020. Detailed plans are being refined to ensure the protection of our students.


• GPRC is part of a taskforce to support COVID-19 economic recovery efforts along with our partners Comprehensive Community Colleges across Alberta. Watch the full video here.


• The GPRC Cares initiative continues as staff aid with food donations, food drop offs and writing letters to seniors. Follow the initiative through #GPRCCares on our social media channels to learn more.


• GPRC's recruitment team continues to work with departments in creating ways for current and future students to connect, ask questions and learn information about attending College.
  • Live chat is available on our GPRC website.
  • A list of free webinars is constantly being updated to help you decide on your next education or career step at gprc.me/ExperienceGPRC.
• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page that is updated regularly, and a central e-mail address for questions: covid19@gprc.ab.ca.

As the province and Alberta's colleges continue to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) has announced the Fall 2020 sport season has been cancelled.

GPRC supports the decision made by the ACAC to suspend athletics as our College continues to prioritize the health of our student athletes, coaches, administration and fans. The wellbeing of our GPRC Wolves community is vital as we work to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Read the full official statement from GPRC Sport, Fitness and Wellness Director, Thomas Slifka here.

Other Updates

• The Fall 2020 semester at GPRC will be delivered through a mixed delivery model. You will find more information below, in GPRC's Relaunch Strategy update released June 11, 2020.


• Premises in Grande Prairie and Fairview will remain closed to the general public.
  • The College regularly reassesses this decision and will provide an update if this status changes.
• The College's fitness centres, gymnasium and climbing gym will remain closed throughout the summer.
  • Access to these facilities will be reassessed for the fall.
  • A guiding principle behind this decision is to ensure protection of the health and wellbeing of GPRC's students, faculty, staff and community as we do our best to mitigate risk and reduce the spread of COVID-19.
• GPRC is implementing mandatory health and safety protocols at both the Grande Prairie and Fairview campuses. Details have and will continue to be shared with students, faculty and staff.


• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page that is updated regularly, and a central e-mail address for questions: covid19@gprc.ab.ca.


• GPRC will be celebrating its 2020 graduates from both the Grande Prairie and Fairview campuses with a virtual Convocation on June 26, 2020. Stay on top of the excitement here!


• GPRC's recruitment team is connecting with students online. Check out gprc.me/experienceGPRC for ways to connect.


• GPRC continues work with Athabasca University on the online learning platform to improve access to education opportunities for northern Alberta students.

As the province moves forward with the next stage of Alberta's relaunch strategy, we wanted to provide an update on the ongoing work GPRC is doing to prepare to bring limited faculty, staff and students back onto College premises.

As we look ahead, we remain committed to protecting the health of our students, faculty, staff and community while taking the actions necessary to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

Decisions related to GPRC's relaunch include:

• The College continues to diligently plan and prepare for the Fall 2020 semester. With last Thursday's announcement of the mixed delivery model starting in September, GPRC is finalizing the College's Relaunch Plan. Details are forthcoming.


• Premises in Grande Prairie and Fairview will remain closed to the general public.
  • The College regularly reassesses this decision and will provide an update if this status changes.
• Plans are currently underway for the Grande Prairie and Fairview residences to open at reduced occupancy in September 2020. Detailed plans are being refined to ensure the protection of our students.


• The College's fitness centres, gymnasium and climbing gym will remain closed throughout the summer.
  • Access to these facilities will be reassessed for the fall.
  • A guiding principle behind this decision is to ensure protection of the health and wellbeing of GPRC's students, faculty, staff and community as we do our best to mitigate risk and reduce the spread of COVID-19.
• Planning has begun to transition Administration and Faculty back to campus starting August 2020. These dates are subject to change. There will be continued emphasis on enabling working-from-home for those employees who can complete their duties and tasks from home.


• GPRC is implementing mandatory health and safety protocols at both the Grande Prairie and Fairview campuses. Details have and will continue to be shared with students, faculty and staff.

As GPRC continues to implement the 2020-21 Relaunch Plan, we again want to emphasize that the health and safety of our College community continues to be the top priority. We thank you for your continued patience as we remain responsive to the changing conditions of COVID-19.

Please also keep in mind:

• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page that is updated regularly, and a central e-mail address for questions: covid19@gprc.ab.ca.


• Fall 2020 registration is currently open, and Academic Advisors are taking appointments by phone at 780-539-2229.


• GPRC will be celebrating its 2020 graduates from both the Grande Prairie and Fairview campuses with a virtual Convocation on June 26, 2020. Stay on top of the excitement here!


• GPRC's recruitment team is connecting with students online. Check out gprc.me/experienceGPRC for ways to connect.


• GPRC continues work with Athabasca University on the online learning platform to improve access to education opportunities for northern Alberta students.

GPRC’s upcoming fall semester will be offered through a mixed delivery model.

In order to keep our community safe and to prevent further spread of COVID-19 the College is committed to mitigating risk and adhering to protocols, recommendations and guidelines of the Chief Medical Officer of Health for the Province of Alberta (Chief Medical Officer).

This important decision was reached after extensive consultation with public health officials as well as staff, faculty and student working groups.

The mixed delivery model encompasses remote delivery for most lecture and seminar course components, and in-person delivery for labs and practicum course components, where necessary and safe to do so. The College is currently finalizing the list of courses and their fall semester delivery method. The list will be available on our website as soon as it is available.

Criteria has been established to guide decision-making concerning delivery in September, prioritizing the health and wellbeing of students, faculty and staff above all else while continuing to deliver excellent learning experiences and comprehensive supports to achieve success in all delivery models for students. The College is currently finalizing the 2020-21 Relaunch Plan which will be available on the website for review.

In preparation for managing in-person learning, classrooms, labs and studios will undergo retro-fitting and enhanced cleaning and sanitization practices, along with adjustment to maximum capacities, consistent with public health requirements in order to ensure safety of students, faculty and staff. GPRC will mandate health and safety protocols enforcing physical distancing and requiring the use of masks when face-to-face interaction is required and physical distancing is not possible, in accordance with requirements of the Chief Medical Officer.

GPRC is committed to maintaining an excellent and positive learning experience and providing access to support services to all students, regardless of whether courses are being delivered in-person or remotely. Details of services will be posted on our website as they are finalized.

Please keep in mind:

• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page that is updated regularly, and a central e-mail address for questions: covid19@gprc.ab.ca.


• Fall 2020 registration is currently open, and Academic Advisors are taking appointments by phone at 780-539-2229.


• GPRC's recruitment team is connecting with students online.
  • Check out the new "chat" feature in the lower-right hand corner.
  • Inquiry forms for prospective students have been added to all program pages in the right-hand column. Here's an example.
  • Free webinars to help guide students to a clear path of how to determine their next education or career steps, are available.
• GPRC continues work with Athabasca University on the online learning platform to improve access to education opportunities for northern Alberta students.


• GPRC buildings on both campuses remain closed with limited access.
  • Student support services have moved online. For a list of online resources, visit gprc.me/onlineresources.

• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page that is updated regularly, and a central e-mail address for students and the public. E-mail us at covid19@gprc.ab.ca.


• Fall 2020 registration is currently open.
  • GPRC’s Academic Advisors are taking appointments by phone. Call 780-539-2229 to book an appointment.
• GPRC has been working closely with the Government of Alberta, public health officials as well as with other Alberta post-secondary institutions on the possible outcomes for delivery of the Fall 2020 semester.
  • GPRC Senior Leadership has created working groups with staff, faculty and students to aid in the discussions.
• GPRC will be celebrating its 2020 graduates from both the Grande Prairie and Fairview campuses with a virtual Convocation on June 26, 2020. Stay on top of the excitement here!


• GPRC's recruitment team is connecting with potential students online.
  • Check out the new "chat" feature in the lower-right hand corner.
  • Inquiry forms for prospective students have been added to all program pages in the right-hand column. Here's an example.
  • Free webinars to help guide students to a clear path of how to determine their next education or career steps are available.
• GPRC continues work with Athabasca University on the online learning platform to improve access to education opportunities for northern Alberta students.


• Alberta's 11 Comprehensive Community College's (CCC )have been leading the way to support their local communities. Check out the series of news releases..
  • Launch of the Economic Recovery Taskforce chaired by GPRC President and CEO Dr. Robert Murray.
  • GPRC along with Alberta’s colleges support students through COVID-19 response.
  • Alberta’s colleges give back to the community during time of need.
  • Alberta’s colleges ready to help lead economic recovery.
• The GPRC Cares initiative continues as staff aid with food donations, food drop offs and writing letters to seniors. Follow the initiative through #GPRCCares on our social media channels to learn more.


• GPRC buildings on both campuses remain closed with limited access.
  • Student support services have moved online. For a list of online resources, visit gprc.me/onlineresources.

• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page that is updated regularly, and a central e-mail address for students and the public. E-mail us at covid19@gprc.ab.ca.


• Alberta's 11 Comprehensive Community College's (CCC) have launched an Economic Recovery Taskforce to assist the work of local, provincial and federal governments, and industry, as they tackle the economic challenges faced as a result of the global COVID-19 pandemic.
  • The taskforce is chaired by GPRC President and CEO Dr. Robert Murray. Read the news release here.
• GPRC has signed a new partnership agreement with Athabasca University (AU) to improve access to education opportunities for northern Alberta students. GPRC will join AU's online learning platform, moving current courses online and developing new online courses over the next few months. Learn more about this partnership here.


• Since GPRC's recruitment team can't be out in schools and in the community, GPRC has added a "Chat" feature to connect current and prospective students with our recruiters. Check out our Future Students page and click on "Chat" in the lower right-hand corner to speak with a team member today!


• GPRC's recruitment team is hosting free webinars to help guide students to a clear path of how to determine their next education or career steps after COVID-19. These unprecedented times have called for our institution to think outside the box in how we engage with new and prospective students. While we are not able to host visits on campus, we are still here to help you find the best options for your future.
  • Visit gprc.me/experienceGPRC to learn more and to register.
• GPRC will be celebrating our 2020 graduates from both the Grande Prairie and Fairview campuses with a virtual Convocation on June 26, 2020.


• To receive the full virtual Convocation experience, students who have previously applied to convocate and/or receive their parchment have been automatically added to the participation list for virtual Convocation.
  • If a student has not applied to convocate and now wishes to participate, GPRC has re-opened the application portal to participate in virtual Convocation until midnight on Sunday, May 10, 2020.
  
  
  • Students can apply through their myGPRC account by completing the following steps:
    1. Log into your myGPRC account
    2. Click "My Courses" and "Graduation"
    3. Check the appropriate box(es)
    4. Fill out the form
  • All our 2020 graduates will also be invited to attend a future Convocation ceremony to provide them the opportunity to experience in-person convocation.
  • GPRC extends a sincere thank you to our graduates for their patience as well as our congratulations on their accomplishments.
• GPRC will be mailing Convocation "Wolf Pack" packages to all graduates who have applied to participate in virtual Convocation. Students need to ensure their address is up-to-date. To check and update your address:
  • Log into your myGPRC account
  • Click "My Profile"
  • Click "Addresses"
  • Ensure the address is correct for where you are currently living
  • If you have multiple addresses listed, ensure the correct address is labelled as the "Preferred Address"
• Early registration for returning students opened May 1, 2020.
  • Registration for new students starting in Fall 2020 opens May 15, 2020.
  • GPRC’s Academic Advisors are currently taking appointments by phone. Call 780-539-2229 to book an appointment.
    • Returning students get priority appointments until May 15, 2020.
• Spring session started online at GPRC on May 4, 2020.


• The GPRC Cares initiative continues as staff aid with food donations, food drop offs and writing letters to seniors. Follow the initiative through #GPRCCares on our social media channels to learn more.


• GPRC buildings on both campuses remain closed with limited access.
  • Student support services have moved online. For a list of online resources, visit gprc.me/onlineresources.

• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page that is updated regularly, and a central e-mail address for students and the public. E-mail us at covid19@gprc.ab.ca.


• Early registration for returning students opens May 1, 2020.
  • Registration for new students starting in Fall 2020 opens May 15, 2020.
  • GPRC’s Academic Advisors are currently taking appointments by phone. Call 780-539-2229 to book an appointment.
    • Returning students get priority appointments until May 15, 2020.
• Spring session starts online at GPRC on May 4, 2020.


• GPRC donated more than $6,000 worth of food to the Salvation Army Community Kitchen that is operated by the Grande Prairie Friendship Centre as part of GPRC Cares to support the communities the College serves while we respond together to the COVID-19 pandemic. Thank you to our community partners who helped make this gift possible.


• GPRC Mental Health Services is offering online wellness seminars, check them out here.


• GPRC is exploring options to celebrate the achievements of our graduates from both campuses.
  • GPRC is working on a plan to celebrate the achievements of our graduates online later this spring.
  • All our 2020 graduates will be invited to attend a future Convocation ceremony so they have the opportunity to experience in-person convocation.
  • GPRC extends a sincere thank you to our graduates for their understanding as well as our congratulations on their accomplishments.
• GPRC students finishing their certificate or diploma this semester must apply to graduate so their transcripts are correct.
  • Log into your myGPRC account, click “My Courses” and “Graduation”, check the appropriate box(es) and complete the form.
  • We recommend you apply as soon as you are confident you will complete all of your courses successfully.
• The last day of final exams for most classes is Saturday, April 25. 2020.


• GPRC Residences currently remain open. Students who are able to go home are being strongly encouraged to do so. Please check in with Residence staff before your departure.
  • Students who remain in residence will be expected to uphold strict social distancing guidelines as determined by residence staff in consultation with public health agencies.
• GPRC buildings on both campuses remain closed with limited access.
  • Student support services have moved online. For a list of online resources, visit gprc.me/onlineresources.

• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page that is updated regularly, and a central e-mail address for students and the public. E-mail us at covid19@gprc.ab.ca.


• GPRC has launched its GPRC Cares initiative to support the communities it serves while we respond together to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Read our news release.
  • Watch some of the great videos our student, faculty and staff have put together to support each other.
• GPRC is exploring options to celebrate the achievements of our graduates from both campuses. More details will come soon.
  • GPRC made the difficult decisions to cancel the in-person Fairview campus Convocation on March 14 and Grande Prairie campus Convocation scheduled for May 2, 2020.
  • While we had hoped the events could proceed it is important we support the work underway across the province to prevent the spread of illness.
  • To our students, GPRC extends its sincere thank you for your understanding as well as our congratulations on your accomplishments.
• Although GPRC’s Convocation ceremonies have been cancelled, students who are planning on finishing their certificate or diploma this semester must still apply to graduate, so their transcripts are correct.
  • Log into your myGPRC account, click “My Courses” and “Graduation”, check the appropriate box(es) and complete the form.
  • We recommend you apply as soon as you are confident you will complete all of your courses successfully.
• GPRC did not adjust its Grading Systems as part of its response to COVID-19.
  • This direction is consistent with that taken by the majority of post-secondary institutions in the province.
• GPRC Residences currently remain open. Students who are able to go home are being strongly encouraged to do so. Please check in with Residence staff before your departure.
  • Students who remain in residence will be expected to uphold strict social distancing guidelines as determined by residence staff in consultation with public health agencies.
• Final exams will take place online or by other distance means during the scheduled April 15 - 25, 2020 exam period.


• GPRC buildings on both campuses are now closed with limited access.
  • Student support services have moved online. For a list of online resources, visit gprc.me/onlineresources.

• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page that is updated regularly, and a central e-mail address for students and the public. E-mail us at covid19@gprc.ab.ca.


• GPRC has launched its GPRC Cares initiative to support the communities it serves while we respond together to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Read our news release.
  • Watch some of the great videos our student, faculty and staff have put together to support each other.
• GPRC has made the difficult decision to cancel the Grande Prairie campus Convocation scheduled for May 2, 2020.
  • While we had hoped the event could proceed, it is important that we support the work underway across the province to prevent the spread of illness.
  • To our students, GPRC extends its sincere thank you for your understanding as well as our congratulations on your accomplishments.
• Although GPRC’s Convocation ceremonies have been cancelled, students who are planning on finishing their certificate or diploma this semester must still apply to graduate, so their transcripts are correct.
  • Log into your myGPRC account, click “My Courses” and “Graduation”, check the appropriate box(es) and complete the form.
  • We recommend you apply as soon as you are confident you will complete all of your courses successfully.
• GPRC adjusted its course withdraw period.
  • Students can withdraw from a course on or before Wednesday, April 8, 2020 and receive a ‘W’ on their transcript.
  • Students who withdrew on Monday, March 16, 2020 or after will now receive a ‘W’ on their transcript.
• GPRC did not adjust its Grading Systems as part of its response to COVID-19.
  • This direction is consistent with that taken by the majority of post-secondary institutions in the province.
• GPRC Residences currently remain open. Students who are able to go home are being strongly encouraged to do so. Please check in with Residence staff before your departure.
  • Students who remain in residence will be expected to uphold strict social distancing guidelines as determined by residence staff in consultation with public health agencies.
• Final exams will take place online or by other distance means during the scheduled April 15 - 25, 2020 exam period.


• GPRC buildings on both campuses are now closed with limited access.
  • Student support services have moved online. For a list of online resources, visit gprc.me/onlineresources.

• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page that is updated regularly, and a central e-mail address for students and the public. E-mail us at covid19@gprc.ab.ca.


• GPRC has made the difficult decision to cancel the Grande Prairie campus Convocation scheduled for May 2, 2020.
  • While we had hoped the event could proceed, the reality is we anticipate the public health measures necessary to prevent the spread of the COVID-19, to continue for the weeks to come.
  • This is very disappointing, but it is important we support the work underway across the province to prevent the spread of illness.
  • To our students, GPRC extends its sincere thank you for your understanding as well as our congratulations on your accomplishments.
• Although GPRC’s Convocation ceremonies have been cancelled, students who are planning on finishing their certificate or diploma this semester must still apply to graduate, so their transcripts are correct.
  • Log into your myGPRC account, click “My Courses” and “Graduation”, check the appropriate box(es) and complete the form.
  • We recommend you apply as soon as you are confident you will complete all of your courses successfully.
• GPRC adjusted its course withdraw period.
  • Students can withdraw from a course on or before Wednesday, April 8, 2020 and receive a ‘W’ on their transcript.
  • Students who withdrew on Monday, March 16, 2020 or after will now receive a ‘W’ on their transcript.
• GPRC did not adjust its Grading Systems as part of its response to COVID-19.
  • This direction is consistent with that taken by the majority of post-secondary institutions in the province.
  • We are confident in our faculty’s abilities to continue with the letter grade system and students will receive grades that accurately reflect their work and achievement in their courses.
• GPRC Residences currently remain open. Students who are able to go home are being strongly encouraged to do so. Please check in with Residence staff before your departure.
  • Students who remain in residence will be expected to uphold strict social distancing guidelines as determined by residence staff in consultation with public health agencies.
• Final exams will take place online or by other distance means during the scheduled April 15 - 25, 2020 exam period.


• GPRC continues to work with its partner, Finning Canada, on student placement experiences for ThinkBIG Service Technician Diploma students.


• All GPRC employees are now working from home.


• GPRC buildings on both campuses are now closed with limited access.
  • Student support services have moved online. For a list of online resources, visit gprc.me/onlineresources.

• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page that is updated regularly, and a central e-mail address for students and the public. E-mail us at covid19@gprc.ab.ca.


• GPRC is adjusting its course withdraw period.
  • Students can withdraw from a course on or before Wednesday, April 8, 2020 and receive a ‘W’ on their transcript.
  • Students who withdrew on Monday, March 16, 2020 or after will now receive a ‘W’ on their transcript.
• GPRC students who are completing their program still need to apply to graduate by Wednesday, April 1, 2020.
  • Log into your myGPRC account, check the appropriate box(es) and complete the form.
• GPRC Residences currently remain open. Students who are able to go home are being strongly encouraged to do so. Please check in with Residence staff before your departure.
  • Students who remain in residence will be expected to uphold strict social distancing guidelines as determined by residence staff in consultation with public health agencies.
• Final exams will take place online or by other distance means during the scheduled April 15 - 25, 2020 exam period.


• GPRC continues to work with its partner, Finning Canada, on student placement experiences for ThinkBIG Service Technician Diploma students.


• All GPRC employees are now working from home.


• GPRC buildings on both campuses are now closed with limited access.
  • Student support services have moved online. For a list of online resources, visit gprc.me/onlineresources.

GPRC’s President and CEO thanks the GPRC College community – students, staff, faculty and the communities we serve – for their support of GPRC’s COVID-19 response. Read the full letter here.

• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page that is updated regularly, and a central e-mail address for students and the public. E-mail us at covid19@gprc.ab.ca.


• GPRC is adjusting its course withdraw period.
  • Students can withdraw from a course on or before Wednesday, April 8, 2020 and receive a ‘W’ on their transcript.
  • Students who withdrew on Monday, March 16, 2020 or after will now receive a ‘W’ on their transcript.
  • GPRC understands the sudden change in program delivery is a challenge for many of our students and this change provides students an opportunity to adjust their course load.
• GPRC students who are completing their program still need to apply to graduate.
  • If you'll be completing your certificate or diploma program this academic year, complete your graduation application through myGPRC.
  • Log into your myGPRC account, click “My Courses” and “Graduation”, check the appropriate box(es) and complete the form.
  • The deadline to apply is April 1, 2020.
• GPRC Residences currently remain open. Students who are able to go home are being strongly encouraged to do so.
  • Students are not required to remain on campus.
  • Students who remain in residence will be expected to uphold strict social distancing guidelines as determined by residence staff in consultation with public health agencies.
  • If a student chooses to leave residence, they must:
    • Inform residence staff before departure.
    • Take all belongings.
  • If you have previously left residence, please contact residence staff immediately at gpresidence@gprc.ab.ca or fvresidence@gprc.ab.ca
• Final exams will take place during the scheduled April 15 - 25, 2020 exam period.
  • Exams will not occur in-person.
  • Students will not be expected to be on campus during exams but will require access to proper technology – e.g. computer, internet connection.
• Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training has provided updated information for Trades students. Visit the AIT website here for more details.


• Animal Health Technology, Power Engineering, Parts and Material and Motorcycle Mechanic Certificates have transitioned appropriate course work to online delivery.


• GPRC continues to work with its partner, Finning Canada, on student placement experiences for ThinkBIG Service Technician Diploma students.


• All GPRC employees transitioned to working from home on Friday, March 20, 2020.
  • To ensure GPRC continues to function, a small group of essential staff supported by on-call staff will remain on campus. Access to the buildings will be restricted.
  • As the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic continues in the community, we will be constantly reassessing the timelines of when all staff will be asked to return to both campuses, in consultation with the provincial government and provincial health officials.
• GPRC buildings on both campuses are now closed with limited access.
  • All support services such as the library, academic success centre and mental health services have moved online. For a list of online resources for students, visit gprc.me/onlineresources.
  • Any students who still have belongings in their locker are asked to contact Security to be let in at 780-539-2700 (Grande Prairie) and 780-835-6664 (Fairview).
• GPRC is requiring all employees who have travelled internationally or have been in contact with an individual with symptoms of COVID-19 to self-isolate for 14 days to prevent the spread of illness. All employees who are self-isolating must check in here.

GPRC’s President and CEO thanks the GPRC College community – students, staff, faculty and the communities we serve – for their support of GPRC’s COVID-19 response. Read the full letter here.

• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page that is updated regularly, and a central e-mail address for students and the public. E-mail us at covid19@gprc.ab.ca.


• Most GPRC classes resumed online on Thursday, March 19, 2020, with the rest beginning the week of Monday, March 23.


• GPRC is considering an extension to the withdraw date and consulting with other post-secondary institutions in the province.
  • A decision and update will be released to you soon.
• GPRC students who are completing their program still need to apply to convocate.
  • If you'll be completing your certificate or diploma program this academic year, complete your graduation application through myGPRC.
  • Log into your myGPRC account, click “My Courses” and “Graduation”, check the appropriate box(es) and complete the form.
  • The deadline to apply to convocate is April 1, 2020.
• GPRC Residences currently remain open. Students who are able to go home are being strongly encouraged to do so.
  • Students are not required to remain on campus.
  • Students who remain in residence will be expected to uphold strict social distancing guidelines as determined by residence staff in consultation with public health agencies.
  • If a student chooses to leave residence, they must:
    • Inform residence staff before departure.
    • Take all belongings.
  • If you have previously left residence, please contact residence staff immediately at gpresidence@gprc.ab.ca or fvresidence@gprc.ab.ca
• Final exams will take place during the scheduled April 15 - 25, 2020 exam period.
  • Exams will not occur in-person.
  • Students will not be expected to be on campus during exams but will require access to proper technology – e.g. computer, internet connection.
• Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training has provided updated information for Trades students. Visit the AIT website here for more details.


• GPRC Trades Certificate programs:
  • Harley-Davidson® Technician Certificate program that started February 24, 2020 has been cancelled. Enrolled students will be contacted regarding next steps.
  
  
  • Animal Health Technology, Power Engineering, Parts and Material and Motorcycle Mechanic Certificates will deliver appropriate course work online by the week of March 23.
    • This will vary by program. Students can contact the Chair of their individual program with any questions.
  • ThinkBIG Service Technician Diploma:
    • GPRC continues to work with Finning Canada on how to proceed. Details to come.
• All GPRC employees transitioned to working from home on Friday, March 20, 2020.
  • To ensure GPRC continues to function, a small group of essential staff supported by on-call staff will remain on campus. Access to the buildings will be restricted.
  • As the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic continues in the community, we will be constantly reassessing the timelines of when all staff will be asked to return to both campuses, in consultation with the provincial government and provincial health officials.
• GPRC buildings on both campuses are now closed with limited access.
  • All support services such as the library, academic success centre and mental health services have moved online. For a list of online resources for students, visit gprc.me/onlineresources.
  • Any students who still have belongings in their locker are asked to contact Security to be let in at 780-539-2700 (Grande Prairie) and 780-835-6664 (Fairview).
• GPRC is requiring all employees who have travelled internationally or have been in contact with an individual with symptoms of COVID-19 to self-isolate for 14 days to prevent the spread of illness. All employees who are self-isolating must check in here.

GPRC’s President and CEO thanks the GPRC College community – students, staff, faculty and the communities we serve – for their support of GPRC’s COVID-19 response. Read the full letter here.

• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page that is updated regularly, and a central e-mail address for students and the public. E-mail us at covid19@gprc.ab.ca.


• Most GPRC classes resumed online on Thursday, March 19, 2020, with the rest beginning the week of Monday, March 23.


• GPRC Residences currently remain open. Students who are able to go home are being strongly encouraged to do so.
  • Students are not required to remain on campus.
  • Students who remain in residence will be expected to uphold strict social distancing guidelines as determined by residence staff in consultation with public health agencies.
  • If a student chooses to leave residence, they must:
    • Inform residence staff before departure.
    • Take all belongings.
  • If you have previously left residence, please contact residence staff immediately at gpresidence@gprc.ab.ca or fvresidence@gprc.ab.ca
• Final exams will take place during the exam period scheduled for April 15-25, 2020 and will not occur in-person.
  • Students will not be expected to be on campus during exams but will require access to proper technology – e.g. computer, internet connection.
• Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training has provided updated information for Trades students. Visit the AIT website here for more details.


• GPRC Trades Certificate programs:
  • Harley-Davidson® Technician Certificate program that started February 24, 2020 has been cancelled. Enrolled students will be contacted regarding next steps.
  
  
  • Animal Health Technology, Power Engineering, Parts and Material and Motorcycle Mechanic Certificates will deliver appropriate course work online by the week of March 23.
    • This will vary by program. Students can contact the Chair of their individual program with any questions.
  • ThinkBIG Service Technician Diploma:
    • GPRC continues to work with Finning Canada on how to proceed. Details to come.
• All GPRC employees transitioned to working from home on Friday, March 20, 2020.
  • To ensure GPRC continues to function, a small group of essential staff supported by on-call staff will remain on campus. Access to the buildings will be restricted.
  • As the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic continues in the community, we will be constantly reassessing the timelines of when all staff will be asked to return to both campuses, in consultation with the provincial government and provincial health officials.
• GPRC buildings on both campuses closed with limited access starting at the end of the day on Friday, March 20, 2020.
  • All support services such as the library, academic success centre and mental health services have moved online. For a list of online resources for students, visit gprc.me/onlineresources.
  • Any students who still have belongings in their locker are asked to contact Security to be let in at 780-539-2700 (Grande Prairie) and 780-835-6664 (Fairview).
• GPRC is requiring all employees who have travelled internationally or have been in contact with an individual with symptoms of COVID-19 to self-isolate and not come on campus to prevent the spread of illness for 14 days. All employees who are self-isolating must check in here.

GPRC’s President and CEO thanks the GPRC College community – students, staff, faculty and the communities we serve – for their support of GPRC’s COVID-19 response. Read the full letter here.

• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page and a central e-mail address for students and the public. E-mail us at covid19@gprc.ab.ca.


• GPRC classes resumed online on Thursday, March 19, 2020.


• Final exams will take place during the exam period scheduled for April 15-25, 2020 and will not occur in-person.
  • Students will not be expected to be on campus during exams but will require access to proper technology – e.g. computer, internet connection.
• Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training has provided updated information for Trades students. Visit the AIT website here for more details.


• GPRC Trades Certificate programs:
  • Harley-Davidson® Technician Certificate program that started February 24, 2020 has been cancelled. Enrolled students will be contacted regarding next steps.
  
  
  • Animal Health Technology, Power Engineering, Parts and Material and Motorcycle Mechanic Certificates will deliver appropriate course work online by the week of March 23.
    • This will vary by program. Students can contact the Chair of their individual program with any questions.
  • ThinkBIG Service Technician Diploma:
    • GPRC continues to work with Finning Canada on how to proceed. Details to come.
• All GPRC employees will transition to working from home by the end of day on Friday, March 20, 2020.
  • The College remains operational and students can access the services and supports they need online, by telephone, via e-mail and other means.
  • As the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic continues in the community, we will be constantly reassessing the timelines of when all staff will be asked to return to both campuses, in consultation with the provincial government and provincial health officials.
• GPRC buildings on both campuses will close with limited access starting at the end of the day on Friday, March 20, 2020.
  • All support services such as the library, academic success centre and mental health services have moved online. For a list of online resources for students, visit gprc.me/onlineresources.
  • Students who have not removed belongings from their locker by 4:30 p.m. on Friday, March 20, 2020 will need to contact Security at 780-539-2700 (Grande Prairie) or 780-835-6664 (Fairview) to access their belongings.
• GPRC Residence will remain open.
  • Students are not required to remain on campus with courses moving online.
  • If a student chooses to leave residence, they must:
    • Check in with residence staff before departure.
    • Take all belongings.
  • If you have previously left residence, please contact residence staff immediately.
    • Grande Prairie: gpresidence@gprc.ab.ca
    • Fairview: fvresidence@gprc.ab.ca
• GPRC is requiring all employees who have travelled internationally or have been in contact with an individual with symptoms of COVID-19 to self-isolate and not come on campus to prevent the spread of illness for 14 days. All employees who are self-isolating must check in here.

• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page and a central e-mail address for students and the public.
  • Please visit the Frequently Asked Questions page to find answers to your questions at gprc.me/COVID19FAQ.
  • If you have additional questions, e-mail us at covid19@gprc.ab.ca.
    
• Most GPRC classes resumed online on Thursday, March 19, 2020.
  • At this point, students on practicums or other practical experiences can coordinate with local supervisors.
  • Final exams will take place during the exam period scheduled for April 15-25, 2020.
  • Final exams will not occur in-person.
  • Students will not be expected to be on campus during exams but will require access to proper technology – e.g. computer, internet connection.
• Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training has provided updated information for Trades students. Visit the AIT website for more details.
  • More details for GPRC students will be available as soon as possible.
• GPRC Trades Certificate programs:
  • Harley-Davidson® Technician Certificate program that started February 24, 2020 has been cancelled. Enrolled students will be contacted regarding next steps.
  • Animal Health Technology, Power Engineering, Parts and Material and Motorcycle Mechanic Certificates will deliver appropriate course work online by the week of March 23.
    • This will vary by program. Students can contact the Chair of their individual program with any questions.
  • ThinkBIG Service Technician Diploma:
    • GPRC continues to work with Finning Canada on how to proceed. Details to come.
• All GPRC employees will transition to working from home by the end of day on Friday, March 20, 2020.
  • The College remains operational and students can access the services and supports they need online, by telephone, via e-mail and other means.
  • To ensure GPRC continues to function, a small group of essential staff supported by on-call staff will remain on campus. Access to the buildings will be restricted.
  • As the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic continues in the community, we will be constantly reassessing the timelines of when all staff will be asked to return to both campuses in consultation with the provincial government and provincial health officials.
• GPRC buildings on both campuses will close with limited access starting at the end of the day on Friday, March 20, 2020.
  • All support services such as the library, academic success centre and mental health services has moved online. For a list of online resources for students, visit gprc.me/onlineresources.
  • Any student who has rented a locker is asked to remove all belongings before end of day on Friday, March 20, 2020.
  • After 4:30 p.m. on Friday, March 20, 2020 students will need to contact Security at 780-539-2700 (Grande Prairie) and 780-835-6664 (Fairview) to access belongings in their locker.
• GPRC Residence will remain open.
  • Students are not required to remain on campus with courses moving online.
  • If a student chooses to leave residence, they must:
    • Check in with residence staff before departure.
    • Take all belongings.
  • If you have previously left residence, please contact residence staff immediately.
    • Grande Prairie: gpresidence@gprc.ab.ca
    • Fairview: fvresidence@gprc.ab.ca
• GPRC instructors are encouraged to maintain office hours virtually. Students can contact their instructors for support by telephone, email or online to ensure we are limiting contact and preventing the spread of illness.
• GPRC is working closely with our local emergency preparedness partners in the region and is following the direction and advice from Alberta Health, Alberta Health Services and Health Canada.
• GPRC is requiring all employees who have travelled internationally or have been in contact with an individual with symptoms of COVID-19 to self-isolate and not come on campus to prevent the spread of illness for 14 days. All employees who are self-isolating must check in here.

• In-person classes have been cancelled effective Monday, March 16, 2020.
  • Includes all Trades and Apprenticeship programs.
  • Includes all in-person Continuing Education courses. Online courses will run as scheduled.
• GPRC will transition classes to online delivery. Most classes will resume via this method, on Thursday, March 19, 2020.
  • At this point, students on practicums or other practical experiences can coordinate with local supervisors.
• GPRC final exams will take place during the exam period scheduled for April 15-25, 2020.
  • Final exams will not occur in-person.
  • Students will not be expected to be on campus during exams but will require access to proper technology – e.g. computer, internet connection.
  • You can find more information on our FAQ page.
• Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training has provided updated information for Trades students. Visit the AIT website for more details.
  • More details for GPRC students will be available as soon as possible.
• GPRC instructors are encouraged to maintain office hours virtually. Students can contact their instructors for support by telephone, email or online to ensure we are limiting contact and preventing the spread of illness.
• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page and a central e-mail address for students and the public.
  • Please visit the Frequently Asked Questions page to find answers to your questions gprc.me/COVID19FAQ.
  • If you have additional questions, e-mail us at covid19@gprc.ab.ca.
    
    COVID-19 and GPRC: Frequently Asked Questions
• GPRC facilities remain open but with limited access:
  • Main entrance remains open.
    • Some entrances to main buildings are now closed. Use main entrances if you need to come on campus.
    • Facilities that are currently not in use are closed.
  • GPRC Libraries on both campuses remain open and measures are in place to encourage social distancing.
    • Online options are available for students to access library service. Visit gprc.me/library.
  • GPRC Fitness Centres on both campuses are closed.
  • GPRC Climbing Gym is closed.
  • On-campus daycare facilities are closed.
  • The GPRC Fine Arts Conservatory is closed.
  • GPRC Testing Centre is closed.
  • GPRC Continuing Education office is closed.
    • Staff are working remotely. Call 780-539-2014 if you require assistance.
  • On-Campus Friendship Centre is closed.
  • Food Services on both campuses is closed.
• GPRC is working closely with Residence. At this time, residences remain open.
• Many GPRC hosted events have been cancelled.

• In-person classes have been cancelled effective Monday, March 16, 2020.
  • Includes all Trades and Apprenticeship programs.
  • Includes all in-person Continuing Education courses. Online courses will run as scheduled.
• GPRC will transition classes to online delivery. Most classes will resume via this method, on Thursday, March 19, 2020. More details to come.
  • At this point, students on practicums or other practical experiences can coordinate with local supervisors.
  • GPRC is currently exploring its options for how it will conduct final exams for students.
  • GPRC continues to work with Apprenticeship and Industry Training and provincial government officials on direction for our trades and apprenticeship students.
• GPRC instructors are encouraged to maintain office hours virtually. Students can contact their instructors for support by telephone, email or online to ensure we are limiting contact and preventing the spread of illness.
• GPRC has a Frequently Asked Questions page and a central e-mail address for students and the public.
  • Please visit the Frequently Asked Questions page to find answers to your questions gprc.me/COVID19FAQ.
  • If you have additional questions, e-mail us at covid19@gprc.ab.ca.
    
    COVID-19 and GPRC: Frequently Asked Questions
• GPRC facilities remain open but with limited access:
  • GPRC Libraries on both campuses remain open and measures are in place to encourage social distancing.
    • Online options are available for students to access library service. Visit gprc.me/library.
  • GPRC Fitness Centres on both campuses are closed.
  • GPRC Climbing Gym is closed.
  • On-campus daycare facilities are closed.
  • The GPRC Fine Arts Conservatory is closed.
  • GPRC Testing Centre is closed.
  • On-Campus Friendship Centre is closed.
  • Food Services on both campuses is closed.
• GPRC is working closely with Residence. At this time, residences remain open.
• Many GPRC hosted events have been cancelled.

• In-person classes are now cancelled effective Monday, March 16, 2020.
  • Includes all Trades and Apprenticeship programs.
  • Includes all in-person Continuing Education courses. Online courses will run as scheduled.
• GPRC will transition classes to online delivery. Most classes will resume via this method, on Thursday, March 19, 2020. More details to come.
  • At this point, students on practicums or other practical experiences can coordinate with local supervisors.
  • GPRC is currently exploring its options for how it will conduct final exams for students.
  • GPRC continues to work with Apprenticeship and Industry Training and provincial government officials to accommodate trades and apprenticeship students.
• GPRC facilities remain open but with limited access:
  • GPRC Libraries on both campuses remain open and measures are in place to encourage social distancing.
    • Online options are available for students to access library service. Visit gprc.me/library.
  • GPRC Fitness Centres on both campuses are closed.
  • GPRC Climbing Gym is closed.
  • On-campus daycare facilities are closed.
  • The GPRC Fine Arts Conservatory is closed.
  • GPRC Testing Centre is closed.
  • Food Services on both campuses is closed.
• GPRC is working closely with Residence. At this time, residences remain open.
• Many GPRC hosted events have been cancelled.

• In-person classes are now cancelled effective Monday, March 16, 2020.
  • Includes all Trades and Apprenticeship programs.
  • Includes all in-person Continuing Education courses. Online courses will run as scheduled.
• GPRC will transition classes to online delivery. More details will come soon.
  • This decision follows the direction provided by provincial health officials.
  • Classes already delivered online will continue.
  • At this point, students on practicums or other practical experiences can coordinate with local supervisors.
• GPRC facilities remain open but with limited access:
  • GPRC Libraries on both campuses remain open and measures are in place to encourage social distancing.
    • Online options are available for students to access library service. Visit gprc.me/library.
  • GPRC Fitness Centres on both campuses are closed.
  • GPRC Climbing Gym is closed.
  • On-campus daycare facilities are closed.
  • The GPRC Fine Arts Conservatory is closed.
  • Food Services on both campuses is closed.
• GPRC is working closely with Residence. At this time, residences remain open.
• Many GPRC hosted events have been cancelled.

• At this time classes will continue as scheduled Monday, March 16, 2020. Students, faculty and staff are to use hygiene practises that will minimize the spread of the virus.
  • This decision is based on advice provided by Alberta Health and Advanced Education.
  • GPRC is constantly reassessing this in consultation with provincial officials.
  • Contingencies are being put in place in the event the College needs to shift its delivery of programming for students.
• GPRC facilities remain open.
  • Over the weekend our staff made adjustments to common spaces to encourage social distancing. For example, tables and chairs in these spaces are repositioned to maintain safe distances to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
• GPRC Libraries on both campuses will remain open at this time and measures are in place to encourage social distancing.
  • Online options are available for students to access library service. Visit gprc.me/library.
• GPRC is working closely with its students living in residence to maintain their health and safety. At this time, residences remain open.
• Students, staff and faculty members who have come into contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19 must isolate themselves from GPRC premises for a 14 day period from when they had contact.
• Soap and hand sanitizer stations are being monitored to support proper hand hygiene and additional cleaning is being done as required. Hand sanitizer use has increased exponentially which has reduced our surplus stock. Please continue to wash your hands with soap and water regularly.
• Students and staff who are self-isolating must register online.
• Contingency plans are now being put in the place to ensure the continuity of teaching and learning for GPRC students.
• Many GPRC hosted events have been cancelled until further notice to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

• At this time classes will continue as scheduled Monday, March 16, 2020. Students, faculty and staff are to use hygiene practises that will minimize the spread of the virus.
• Students, staff and faculty members who have come into contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19 must isolate themselves from GPRC premises for a 14 day period from when they had contact.
• Food Service delivery has been adjusted to remove communal products. Common staff kitchenettes or beverage areas within departments are to be used for handwashing purposes only to limit any potential spread of the virus through use of communal dishes and cutlery.
• Soap and hand sanitizer stations are being monitored to support proper hand hygiene and additional cleaning is being done as required. Hand sanitizer use has increased exponentially which has reduced our surplus stock. Please continue to wash your hands with soap and water regularly.
• Students and staff who are self-isolating must register online.
• Contingency plans are now being put in the place to ensure the continuity of teaching and learning for GPRC students.
• Many GPRC hosted events have been cancelled until further notice to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

• Students, staff and faculty returning from international travel after March 9, 2020 must isolate themselves from GPRC premises for 14 days from the time of arrival in Canada, even if they are feeling well.
• Supervisors of staff and faculty members that are currently travelling outside of Canada should try to contact their employee ahead of the employee’s return to campus date.
• Students, staff and faculty members who have come into contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19 must isolate themselves from GPRC premises for a 14 day period from when they had contact.
• All College-related international travel is prohibited including prior approved conferences and professional development activities. Please contact Finance to follow up regarding reimbursement.
• All personal international travel is strongly discouraged.
• All College-related non-essential domestic air travel is prohibited.
• We strongly urge extreme caution and judgment for your personal domestic travel.
• Many GPRC hosted events have been cancelled until further notice to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Prior approved domestic travel for GPRC related matters, including professional development, will need to be reviewed on a case-by-case basis with your supervisor to determine if travel is still appropriate.