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Student Profile: Sheri Varghese Mathew

Profile | Dec 15, 2017

Learn more about NYIT-Vancouver student Sheri Varghese Mathew.


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Third Annual Vancouver Cybersecurity Conference: Protecting the Cloud

Feature | Nov 10, 2017

For three days, industry experts discussed the design, analysis, and implementation of dependable and secure infrastructures, systems, algorithms, and protocols as they relate to network computing, mobile and cloud systems, and the Internet of Things.


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NYIT Magazine: Check out the Fall 2017 Issue

Feature | Oct 24, 2017

The Fall 2017 issue of NYIT Magazine showcases global ventures, industry partnerships at the School of Management, and alumni profiles.
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Exploring the Fraser Valley

  • Sonny, the Cultural Advisor and Stó:lō Historian for the Stó:lō Research and Resource Management Centre, shares with students stories about first nation communities.
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    Sonny, the Cultural Advisor and Stó:lō Historian for the Stó:lō Research and Resource Management Centre, shares with students stories about first nation communities.

  • We had a quick stopover at Bridal Veil Falls for lunch.
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    We had a quick stopover at Bridal Veil Falls for lunch.

  • We hiked along a pretty tree-lined path at the Coquihalla Canyon Provincial Park before reaching the Othello Tunnels.
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    We hiked along a pretty tree-lined path at the Coquihalla Canyon Provincial Park before reaching the Othello Tunnels.

  • We took a picture in front of one of five tunnels connected by bridges.
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    We took a picture in front of one of five tunnels connected by bridges.

  • Students enjoy a big scoop of ice cream at the Hell’s Gate observation deck in the Fraser Canyon.
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    Students enjoy a big scoop of ice cream at the Hell’s Gate observation deck in the Fraser Canyon.

  • We posed in front of a sign welcoming us to the Hell’s Gate Airtram in British Columbia.
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    We posed in front of a sign welcoming us to the Hell’s Gate Airtram in British Columbia.

  • Students jump for joy on a bridge suspended over the Fraser River.
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    Students jump for joy on a bridge suspended over the Fraser River.

  • We took a group picture on the suspension bridge at Hell’s Gate.
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    We took a group picture on the suspension bridge at Hell’s Gate.

  • An NYIT-Vancouver student peers into a telescope at the Hell’s Gate observation deck.
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    An NYIT-Vancouver student peers into a telescope at the Hell’s Gate observation deck.

  • We rode the air tram before returning home to Vancouver, BC.
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    We rode the air tram before returning home to Vancouver, BC.

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  • Sonny, the Cultural Advisor and Stó:lō Historian for the Stó:lō Research and Resource Management Centre, shares with students stories about first nation communities.
  • We had a quick stopover at Bridal Veil Falls for lunch.
  • We hiked along a pretty tree-lined path at the Coquihalla Canyon Provincial Park before reaching the Othello Tunnels.
  • We took a picture in front of one of five tunnels connected by bridges.
  • Students enjoy a big scoop of ice cream at the Hell’s Gate observation deck in the Fraser Canyon.
  • We posed in front of a sign welcoming us to the Hell’s Gate Airtram in British Columbia.
  • Students jump for joy on a bridge suspended over the Fraser River.
  • We took a group picture on the suspension bridge at Hell’s Gate.
  • An NYIT-Vancouver student peers into a telescope at the Hell’s Gate observation deck.
  • We rode the air tram before returning home to Vancouver, BC.

On Saturday, September 30, 2017, we travelled to the Fraser Valley in British Columbia. We first stopped at the Stó:lō Nation, located about an hour away from Vancouver.
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Fall for Whistler

  • Students sitting at picnic table at Shannon Falls Provincial Park.
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    Students sitting at picnic table at Shannon Falls Provincial Park.

  • Students standing in front of Shannon Falls.
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    Students standing in front of Shannon Falls.

  • Aboriginal Ambassadors sharing their own stories and first-hand cultural experiences.
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    Aboriginal Ambassadors sharing their own stories and first-hand cultural experiences.

  • NYIT-Vancouver student participating in Aboriginal dance activity.
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    NYIT-Vancouver student participating in Aboriginal dance activity.

  • Aboriginal Ambassador holding pieces of cedar root for a cedar rope craft interactive activity.
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    Aboriginal Ambassador holding pieces of cedar root for a cedar rope craft interactive activity.

  • Close-up of the cedar root interactive activity.
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    Close-up of the cedar root interactive activity.

  • Peak 2 Peak Gondola sign at the top of Blackcomb Mountain.
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    Peak 2 Peak Gondola sign at the top of Blackcomb Mountain.

  • NYIT-Vancouver students standing against the rocky summit of Blackcomb Mountain.
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    NYIT-Vancouver students standing against the rocky summit of Blackcomb Mountain.

  • NYIT-Vancouver students standing high above Whistler Village on Blackcomb Mountain.
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    NYIT-Vancouver students standing high above Whistler Village on Blackcomb Mountain.

  • NYIT-Vancouver students on Blackcomb Mountain.
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    NYIT-Vancouver students on Blackcomb Mountain.

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  • Students sitting at picnic table at Shannon Falls Provincial Park.
  • Students standing in front of Shannon Falls.
  • Aboriginal Ambassadors sharing their own stories and first-hand cultural experiences.
  • NYIT-Vancouver student participating in Aboriginal dance activity.
  • Aboriginal Ambassador holding pieces of cedar root for a cedar rope craft interactive activity.
  • Close-up of the cedar root interactive activity.
  • Peak 2 Peak Gondola sign at the top of Blackcomb Mountain.
  • NYIT-Vancouver students standing against the rocky summit of Blackcomb Mountain.
  • NYIT-Vancouver students standing high above Whistler Village on Blackcomb Mountain.
  • NYIT-Vancouver students on Blackcomb Mountain.

On Sunday, September 24, 2017, twenty three NYIT-Vancouver students were able to enjoy one of the first days of Fall in the beautiful and iconic Whistler, British Columbia.
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Sunitha Vijayakumar

Profile | Sep 21, 2017

After obtaining a degree in commerce from the University of Madras in southern India, Sunitha Vijayakumar (M.B.A. ’15) began working as a supply chain analyst for global professional services company Accenture
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Campus Life Scores Big at the Whitecaps Game

  • NYIT-Vancouver students watching the Vancouver Whitecaps Game.
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    NYIT-Vancouver students watching the Vancouver Whitecaps Game.

  • NYIT-Vancouver students watching the Vancouver Whitecaps Game.
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    NYIT-Vancouver students watching the Vancouver Whitecaps Game.

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  • NYIT-Vancouver students watching the Vancouver Whitecaps Game.
  • NYIT-Vancouver students watching the Vancouver Whitecaps Game.

On Wednesday, September 13th, NYIT-Vancouver Campus Life brought 22 students to watch the Vancouver Whitecaps FC play against Minnesota United FC at the BC Place in Vancouver, BC.
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Upcoming Events: Welcome Back to School!

Feature | Sep 07, 2017

Learn about upcoming events around NYIT.


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Breaking the ice to welcome new students

Blog | Aug 25, 2017

On Friday, August 18, I participated in 2017 Fall Orientation Leader Training program on our campus. There were sixteen other vibrant members on the team.
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Teamwork makes welcoming new students easy

Blog | Aug 16, 2017

New Student Orientation sees the arrival of new students, ready for the challenge of learning and growing academically, professionally, and personally. This event is supported by many individuals connected to our campus including students, staff, faculty, and community partners.
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