FIND YOUR COMMUNITY

connect with campus life

With small class sizes,

encouraging faculty and

supportive staff, you’ll be sure

to feel right at home.

MAKE A CULTURAL CONNECTION The Indigenous Support Office provides a welcoming cultural workspace and connects Indigenous students to campus services and community supports including traditional Medicines and Elders. Cultural awareness activities and celebrations are held throughout the year. Learn more at www.mhc.ab.ca/services.

Become the person you’re meant to be.

GET INVOLVED join a club, make connections

Medicine Hat College is about developing relationships, encouraging growth and building community.

Get involved with the Students’ Association and be a voice for others, join a club that reflects your interests, or become an ambassador to connect with the campus community.

SAMHC The Students’ Association at Medicine Hat College (SAMHC) is your connection to campus life. They are your advocates, your classmates, and your friends. Whether you are looking for support in pursuit of your academic goals, need someone to talk to, require health and dental benefits, or just want to have fun, SAMHC is here for you. For more information and to learn about your executive team, visit samhc.ca.

CLUBS Business Ambassador Students (BAS) // Education Undergraduate Society (EUS) // Enactus MHC // In(digenous)visibility Council // Science and Engineering Undergraduate Society (SEUS) // Undergraduate Bachelor of Nursing Club (UBNC) // Visual Arts Student Society (VASS)

For a complete list of student clubs, visit www.mhc.ab.ca/clubs. MYRON CAMPBELL Bachelor of Applied Arts

“MHC’s program is unique in that it offers a real balance of both fine arts training and design training. It’s pretty rare to get that balance in a program, and the college does a great job of it.”

@artdesignmhc Follow the art and design students on Instagram to get an inside look at the program.

LIVE well

HEALTH & WELLNESS be active

With a beautiful campus trail, recreation programs, free fitness classes and weight room access, and nutrition and exercise services in the Be Fit for Life Centre, enjoying an active and healthy lifestyle has never been easier.

RATTLERS ATHLETICS get Rowdy

Medicine Hat College has a proud tradition of athletics, leadership and community engagement. Rattlers athletes bring their best in basketball, futsal, golf, soccer, and volleyball and demonstrate excellence in competition and in the classroom.

The “Snake Pit” is the place to be on game day so gather your friends, grab your face paint and be prepared to get Rowdy! Admission to home games is FREE for MHC students.

Want to be even closer to the action? If you think you’ve got what it takes to be a Rattler, attend an ID camp in the spring. To find out more information or to contact the coaches, visit rattlers.ca.

BORROW A BIKE AND ACCESS 2.9KM OF TRAIL ON CAMPUS

ATTEND A FREE FITNESS CLASS

JOIN RATTLER NATION! ADMISSION IS FREE FOR MHC STUDENTS

DID YOU KNOW

RESIDENCE ASSISTANTS LIVE ONSITE AND PROVIDE SUPPORT AND SECURITY FOR STUDENTS IN OUR RESIDENCE COMMUNITIES.

2 MIN WALK TO CLASS

300 STUDENTS LIVE IN RESIDENCE

TAKE A WALK THROUGH RESIDENCE. SCAN THIS CODE TO TAKE A VIRTUAL TOUR.

WWW.MHC.AB.CA/VIRTUALTOUR

GOLFVIEW 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms

COULEEVIEW 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms

RESIDENCE move in

Live the ultimate college experience! Independence, convenience, and affordability are yours when living in residence at MHC. Connect with a close knit community and develop friendships that will last a lifetime. Accommodations are comfortable, four-bedroom, fully furnished townhouse units in two complexes—Golfview and Couleeview. Each bedroom is equipped with a bed, desk, WiFi router, and closet, while each unit is furnished with a washer and dryer, living room furniture, kitchen appliances, deep freezer, vacuum cleaner and storage space. Just bring bedding, kitchen utensils, dishes and other personal effects and you’re ready to move in! We also have eight four-bedroom units at our Brooks Campus that offer the same amenities.

With a two minute walk to classes and rent as low as $597/month including utilities and WiFi, living on campus just makes sense.

Let residence be your home away from home. Find out more at www.mhc.ab.ca/services/residence.

DINOSAUR PROVINCIAL PARK UNESCO HERITAGE SITE MEDICINE HAT tourismmedicinehat.com

Whether you already call Medicine Hat home or are ready to make a move, this warm and welcoming community in Southeast Alberta has everything you need and more. There are endless opportunities to be active and enjoy the great outdoors with the city’s extensive trail system, golf courses, and green spaces. Medicine Hat also boasts a vibrant arts and entertainment scene featuring exceptional musical talent, sporting events, and high profile shows at the Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre, Canalta Centre, and other venues around the city.

With all the amenities of a larger centre plus the advantages of living in a smaller community, like short commutes and affordable accommodations, there’s lots to love about The Hat.

Located less than 300 kilometres from Calgary and 50 kilometres from the Saskatchewan border, Medicine Hat is well-positioned along the Trans-Canada Highway with easy access to the Cypress Hills and the United States. BROOKS visitnewell.com Some of MHC’s programming is offered at our Brooks Campus, located 100 kilometres west of Medicine Hat. Brooks is a vibrant, diverse community rich in culture and western hospitality with easy access to world-renowned attractions. For a complete list of programs and services offered at Brooks Campus, please visit www.mhc.ab.ca/brookscampus or contact 403.362.1677 for more information. CANADA'S SUNNIEST CITY

2,512

HOURS OF SUNSHINE PER YEAR

BROOKS

MEDICINE HAT

Namaste Hola Sat shri akal Kia ora Kamusta Wah gwaan Hello Jambo Konichiwa

BROOKS THE CITY OF 100 HELLOS

INTERNATIONAL / EDUCATION ABROAD see the world

MHC’s international activity is guided by the philosophy that education and learning is greatly enhanced by an understanding of different cultures, languages and peoples.

Education Abroad programs provide students with opportunities to develop the skills and attitudes required to function successfully in an interconnected global society, world and economy. Choose from student or summer exchange programs.

MHC has partnerships with 30 institutions in 15 countries around the world.