Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Calgary Folk Festival

This past weekend SAIT participated with a booth at the Calgary Folk Festival.

Saturday’s weather was amazing. The sun shone, the rain stayed away. I was lucky enough to have the company of Lorna and Walter from SAIT’s Student Services office! On Sunday, Jason, Trenton and Michael saw a little rain but it didn’t dampen the mood at the Festival.

We spoke with people who were interested in our Continuing Education programs as well as some that were wondering which full-time programs still had availability for this fall.

Sometimes at these events, even we seasoned recruiters learn something new. There was interest in our Marine Electronics, which I was unaware we offered! Which leads me into some great news. The Student Recruitment Officers will be soon sporting some new equipment. In order to ensure we have the most updated information at our fingertips, we will now have access to Notebooks and internet sticks so we can access SAIT’s website at all times.

All in all, we had a great weekend listening so some great music, eating some fantastic food and meeting some wonderful people.

Next up: Marda Gras in Marda Loop on Sunday August 9, from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Come by and see us!

Thursday, July 23, 2009

Calgary’s Folk Music Festival 2009

The summer festivals have been a lot of fun. We have enjoyed talking to many, many of you at these events. Last weekend was the Sun and Salsa Event in Kensington. The beautiful weather brought many of you out to enjoy the sunshine. It also allowed us the opportunity to speak to many people interested in everything from Business Intelligence: Data Analysis to Administrative Information Management.

This weekend you’ll find us at the Calgary Folk Music Festival. Follow the music to the greatest show in town. We’ll be under the big red tent, ready to answer any questions you may have. SAIT is still accepting applications for a select number of programs if you’re interested in returning to school this fall. Just click here to apply. See you at (Prince’s Island) Park!

Peace,
Jason