Alberta University of the Arts welcomed hundreds from Alberta’s post-secondary institutions, government, community and industry on July 2 for the second annual Alberta Post-Secondary Network (APSN) Stampede Reception.
Taking place at AUArts campus and organized by APSN, the Stampede event welcomed over 400 individuals, celebrating Alberta’s post-secondaries and their roles as drivers of economic and social prosperity.
Guests heard remarks from the Honourable Myles McDougall, Minister of Advanced Education, APSN Executive Director John Alho, AUArts President and CEO Dr. Janis Goldie, APSN Board Chair and King's University President Dr. Melanie Humphreys, and Calgary Economic Development President and CEO Brad Parry.
Minister McDougall shared:
"Alberta’s post-secondaries are key to our province’s future – preparing students for rewarding careers and helping our economy thrive. It’s a pleasure to celebrate that work with APSN and our partners, and to congratulate AUArts on 100 remarkable years.”
The Honourable Myles McDougall, Minister of Advanced Education
AUArts has a unique role in the sector, as the only institution of its kind in Alberta and across the Prairies. President Goldie reflected on the importance of bringing the arts, post-secondary, government and community together:
"As we celebrate 100 years of creative education, we're also looking ahead to an innovative future. AUArts was thrilled to welcome colleagues from across Alberta and Canada to our campus and we look forward to creating opportunities for the next generation of learners and leaders."
Dr. Janis Goldie, President and CEO of Alberta University of the Arts
