#1: Course Information Forum!

Comox Valley ElderCollege invites you

to the Information Forum for 2025 Winter Courses!

Saturday January 18th 9:30 to 11:30 AM

Stan Hagen Theatre (in Komoux Hall) at NIC's Comox Valley Campus

This event is a great way to

• Get a glimpse into the courses being offered this session.
• Find out more details on this session's Lecture Series!
• Talk to our volunteer leaders about opportunities for your unique skills.
• Meet other ElderCollege members.

#2: Registration Day Event!

January 21, 2025 9:00 am to 1:00 PM

In-person 1:1 guidance

for logging on and registering!

Would you like some guidance when you log in to register? Join us in the CV campus Library (Discovery Building) from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm on January 21st! We will have volunteers ready to walk with you through the steps to log in, register, update your information and more! NIC Tech Support will also be there to assist!

Also: Guided Tours of the NIC Library system!

On January 21st, when you pop in to ask a few questions about logging in and registering, join NIC's Librarians for a tour of the resources you have access to as a NIC CVEC Member!

#3: NEW this session for the Lecture Series:



1. DLS1: We have added the option to register in an ONLINE ONLY section of the Lecture Series! This section (DLS1) is intended for those who know at the outset that they are only going to attend the lecture series online.
2. CVS1: You still have the same choice as last year - to register into the full series of 6 lectures (CVS1) and choose to attend either in-person or online. You will still receive the online link and have the option to attend in person or online, as usual.
3. Registering for individual lectures remains the same as in the past. You will have the choice to attend an individual lecture in-person or online.
4. The tuition amount is the same

Questions? We're here to help!

ElderCollegeCV@nic.bc.ca | 250-334-5005

nic.bc.ca/continuing-education/eldercollege/comox-valley/

NIC is honoured to acknowledge the traditional territories of the combined 35 First Nations of the Nuu-chah-nulth, Kwakwaka'wakw and Coast Salish peoples, on whose traditional and unceded territories the College's campuses are situated.