Student Services 
Alumni & Development
Athletics and Recreation
Bookstore
Campus Centre
Career Services for Non-Students
Chinook Lodge Aboriginal Resource Centre
Disability Services
Health and Dental Plan
Health Services
Identification Cards
Interfaith Advising Centre & Interfaith Meditation Rooms
International Student Services
Learning & Skills Tutoring
Library
mySAIT.ca
Parking
Prior Learning & Skills Assessment (PLAR)
Residence
SAITSA
Student Development and Counselling
Student Services
Testing Services
Universal Transit Pass
Alumni and Development Welcome Future Alumni! SAIT Alumni and Development is committed to your success. As a SAIT student, you are about to embark on a journey that will result in more opportunities than you can imagine. Since SAIT opened its doors in 1916 more than 155,000 others have been in your shoes and now live and work in countries around the globe. During your time at SAIT, we hope that you will take advantage of the many networking and volunteer opportunities available to you. Through our strong alumni network in industry and our partnership with SAITSA on campus, we can provide you with relationship building advantages that will enhance your future success. We look forward to helping you make the most of your SAIT journey. Once you complete your program, the journey continues. As a graduate of SAIT, you are automatically an alumnus and eligible for a wide range of benefits and services offered exclusively to SAIT graduates. The history and successes shared by our students and alumni builds on SAIT’s strong reputation and sense of pride. Student Awards – The Alumni and Development team also administers SAIT’s Student Awards program. Take advantage of more than $3.4 million in funding and in excess of 2,800 awards available. Apply online by visiting mySAIT.ca, click on the myStudent tab, and then under the Financial Aid heading click on Online Student Awards Application Form. Most award criteria is based on superior academic achievement, community service and/or financial need. However, some awards have different criteria from what is stated above. Don’t miss out on this opportunity – apply today! Athletics and Recreation Trojan Athletics SAIT joined the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) in 1964 and is represented today in six major sports, which are competed for at the collegiate level. Whether it’s basketball, soccer, cross-country running, hockey or volleyball, SAIT Athletics provides top class coaching, facilities and training for aspiring athletes throughout the campus. The SAIT Trojan men's hockey team is the ACAC 2009-10 champions. SAIT students can enjoy the excitement and entertainment of Trojan Athletics for only $2.00 admission with their ID cards. For more information about the SAIT Trojans visit sait.ca/trojans. Intramurals All SAIT students are encouraged to participate in the student recreation activities provided through the intramural program. The combination of activity and social affiliation provides each student with the opportunity to relieve stress and meet new people with common interests. As often as is possible, most activities are organized to accommodate an already busy student schedule. The intramural program invites all SAIT students to present new ideas for activities to the co-ordinator of intramurals or to a volunteer with the organization throughout each year. For more information about SAIT Intramurals visit their website. Fitness Programs Our department offers a variety of dance, fitness, martial arts, leisure swim lessons and weekend certification courses and classes right on campus for the enjoyment of the SAIT community. Programs and classes are designed for all ages and areas of interest. SAIT full-time students may register or drop in for our noon hour fitness classes. You will need to provide your student ID card for entrance to the Wellness Centre. Youth Summer Sport Camps SAIT Athletics and Recreation offers Sports Camps in the summer for youth interested in improving their sport skills. The hockey camps cater to a variety of ages and the basketball and volleyball camps specialize in high performance training . Visit the website for a complete list of courses and online registration or call 403.210.4130 to register for next year's upcoming camp. Athletic Therapy Centre The Trojan Athletic Therapy Centre is accessible to SAIT Trojan athletes and the public to provide assessment and rehabilitation of injuries. Athlete’s Training Centre The Athletes Training Centre is run in partnership with Peak Power Sport Development and provides a high-performance training atmosphere. The Centre is home to the Trojan athletes as well as a training centre for many local elite and Olympic athletes. The centre runs laboratory testing for metabolic rates, exercise metabolism, V02 max, power tests and body compositions. Bookstore The bookstore is now online. Purchase your textbooks, SAIT gear and gifts at bookstore@sait.ca. Booklists are available online two weeks before the new semester commences. The SAIT Bookstore is the supplier of all your required course textbooks, supplies and materials. In addition to required academic reading the bookstore has a fashionable SAIT logo clothing selection, funky gifts, cards, jewellery, current magazines and a comprehensive leisure reading section. The bookstore is here to meet all your student needs including snacks and beverages, and commemorative school rings. Ask our helpful staff for assistance. | Regular Hours of Operation | Summer Hours
June - August | | Monday | 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. | 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. | | Tuesday | 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. | 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. | | Wednesday | 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. | 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. | | Thursday | 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. | 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. | | Friday | 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. | 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. | | Saturday | 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. | 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. | | Sunday | Closed | Closed | Textbook Buyback occurs four times a year. Check website for updates. All returns will require a receipt – no exceptions. Refunds are given in the original form of payment. Please see the Bookstore's Return policy on our website or in store for full details. We accept cash, Visa, MasterCard, and Debit cards. Booklists are available online at the SAIT Bookstore. Note: No bags or backpacks are allowed inside the store. We are not responsible for your belongings left unattended. A free bag check-in service is available during the first two weeks of fall and winter semesters. Campus Centre The Campus Centre provides SAIT with one of the finest social, recreational and athletic facilities in Canada. All three functions have been incorporated into the design of the building, which utilizes an open concept to encourage participation from all members of the SAIT Community, including the general public. The Campus Centre provides a focal point for social, recreational and athletic activities on campus with: its 341-seat theatre, newly renovated NHL sized ice arena with seating for 690, large conference rooms, as well as student, staff and general office space. Within the Campus Centre, the Wellness Centre facilities include: a 35 metre salt water swimming pool, 12 person hot tub, a double sized multi-purpose gymnasium, two racquetball, six squash and two volleyball/racket courts, state of the art weight room, fitness studio, four bowling lanes, and separate men’s and women’s locker areas with steam rooms. We also host several Fitness programs that are open to students, staff, alumni and general public to sign up for. We host various classes in swimming, aquatic sport programs, aquatic fitness classes, children's programs, dance, personal training, fitness, martial arts, and personal wellness. Career Services for Non-Students Making a career transition or considering returning to school but not sure what career or educational program to pursue? Find a career that's right for you!! Attend a career planning workshop or gain individual career counselling. You can work with a counsellor to explore your unique characteristics and interests using standardized assessment tools to help guide you and set realistic career goals. In addition we will teach you how to research educational and occupational options that you are interested in. It's the first step towards a new career! Services are free for current SAIT students. Individual or group career services are available to the general public for a fee. For more information and to register for these workshops visit sait.ca Career Counselling website, or book an individual appointment please call 403.284.7023 Chinook Lodge Aboriginal Resource Centre Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m – 4:30 p.m Chinook Lodge is a space dedicated to serving the learning, training and personal needs of SAIT’s Aboriginal students. As an integral part of the Centre for Academic Learner Services, the Lodge offers one-on-one support, academic advising and networking opportunities while advocating cultural awareness through the extended community. Disability Services Disability Services is committed to supporting students with disabilities studying at SAIT. Disability Services offers accommodations and services for SAIT students with documented chronic health conditions and mobility, sensory (e.g. vision and hearing), learning, attentional, neurological, psychological and temporary disabilities (e.g. broken wrist). Services provided to students with disabilities and health conditions include assistance with funding applications for services and adaptive technology, facilitation of classroom and examination disability related accommodations, access to adaptive technology, consultation and referrals. Accommodation does not lower academic or non-academic standards or relieves the student of the responsibility to develop the essential skills and competencies required of all students. To be eligible for accommodations, students must provide documentation of a disability. More information can be found in AC 3.16.1 – Accommodations for Students with Disabilities Procedures. Since arranging for accommodation and services and attaining funds for services and adaptive technology can take a great deal of time, please contact us at least three months prior to the first day of the semester or training period. Health and Dental Plan All eligible full-time SAITSA students* entering the fall or winter semester in regular day certificate, diploma and applied degree programs are automatically enrolled in the Student Health and Dental Plans upon registering at SAIT. A selection of the benefits available is listed below. For more information on the plans and benefits please visit the Student Benefits Plan office. * Ineligible students include those on work-term and students enrolled in Continuing Education Programs. Other course exceptions may apply, contact the Student Benefits Plan Office for details. Health Benefits - Prescription drugs (based on the National Formulary with a generic rider)
- Paramedical benefits (Physiotherapy, Chiropractic, Massage Therapy, Naturopath)
- Vision
- Out of province emergency and travel assistance
- Vision
- Ambulance
- Emergency travel insurance
- Tuition and tutorial insurance
- Accidental death and dismemberment insurance
Dental Benefits - Annual exam and basic cleaning
- Minor restorative (e.g. fillings)
- Oral surgery (extractions)
Why Should I Remain On The Plan? - You can coordinate the benefits of two supplementary plans to increase your overall health and/or dental coverage.
- You may add your spouse and/or dependents to the plan for an additional charge by the deadline posted. Please contact the Student Benefits Plan Office for full details.
- The Student Health and Dental Plans provide coverage to students in most need. By remaining on the plan you and other students benefit from lower health and dental costs.
Waiving The Plan Is Simple - Show confirmation of other comparable supplementary health and dental coverage (this does not include Alberta Health Care or any other basic provincial coverage). Examples of confirmation of other coverage would be a copy of your supplementary insurance benefit card or a letter from your insurance company confirming coverage.
- Follow the one time opt-out process available online at the Health and Dental Plan website or fill out a waiver form and drop it off with confirmation of supplementary coverage at the Student Benefits Plan Office.
Please note: You must waive the plan before the opt-out deadline. You only have one chance to opt-out per academic year. For example, if you started school in the fall of 2010, your only chance to waive the plan is by the fall 2010 deadline. If you miss the deadline, your next opportunity to opt out is in the fall of 2011. Opt-Out Deadlines:
September 24, 2010 by 4:00 p.m.
January 28, 2011 by 4:00 p.m. only for NEW winter students.
Health Services Main Campus Hours of Operation:*
Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Physician Hours*
Monday - 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Tuesday - 9:00 a.m.. to 2:00 p.m.
Wednesday - 11:20 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Thursday - 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Friday 11:20 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Call 403.284.8666 for an appointment as this is not a walk-in clinic.
Alberta Health Care or Out-of-Province Health Care number is required. Chiropractor’s Hours*
Monday: 1:00 p.m. to 3:15 p.m.
Thursday: 10:00 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.
By Appointment Only
Massage Therapist Hours*
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
By Appointment Only
All medical records and information are confidential and no information will be released without the student’s written permission.
*subject to change Identification Cards NOTE: As of July 12, 2010, Student Services will be temporarily relocated to the Campus Centre in rooms V220 & V221.
Hours of operation:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday: 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
All students are entitled to an ID card. The ID card is required to utilize library facilities, to obtain a locker, access the Wellness Centre, access Health Services, pick up SAIT laptops and notebooks for SAIT e-Learning programs, and purchase computer software. Lost or stolen ID cards may be reissued for a replacement fee. Interfaith Advising Centre [MC218] & Interfaith Meditation Rooms [MB314/V126] Our centre offers a variety of spiritual services to our multi-faith community. Chaplains of different faiths can be found at the centre throughout the week and are available to both staff and students. Hours and availability of personnel are posted with contact information. Leave a message at 403.284.7385 International Student Services Hours of Operation:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday: 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
SAIT offers a variety of services to its international students. Whether assisting with the transition to Canada from another country or accessing the variety of student services around campus, the International Centre can help. International students are provided with a number of resources and special services as part of their program at SAIT. The International Centre provides the following: - Academic Advising
- Admissions and Registrations Assistance
- Pre-departure Assistance
- International Student Buddy Program
- Airport pick-up
- Assistance with Study/Work Permits and Temporary Residence Visas
- Information on housing options, including Residences at SAIT and Home stay
- International Student Orientation
- Information on Health Insurance
- Cultural counselling
- Volunteer opportunities
- International Student Handbook
- A variety of social, recreational and cultural activities
- International intramural sports teams.
- An International Student Room (MB201 in the Heart Building) where you can have lunch, meet with your friends, study and have access to a phone.
Learning Skills Services Drop-in tutoring in various subjects is available. Check mySAIT.ca under the Academic Resources tab for the tutor schedule. Access to the Writing Lab where students can work on writing assignments and receive assistance from a writing strategist to clarify the assignment, show techniques for brainstorming and outlining, give feedback on content and organization and aid in documenting sources. Individual consultation with a learning strategist on topics such as time management and personal organization, text book/module reading skills, effective note-taking in classes, memory strategies, preparing for exams and taking multiple choice tests. Online student success seminars on topics such as time management and personal organization, text book/module reading skills, effective note-taking in classes, memory strategies, preparing for examinations, managing exam anxiety and taking multiple choice tests. For more information, please see online student success seminars. Library Hours of Operation: Fall and Winter Semesters:
Monday – Thursday: 7:30 a.m. – 11:00 p.m.
Friday: 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday: 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Spring/Summer Semesters:
Monday – Thursday: 8:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Please note: Hours are subject to change. Changes are posted at library@sait.ca and at the entrances to the Library. The Library, located in the Heart Building (MC111) on the main campus, provides a variety of services and resources to support the instructional programs offered at SAIT. Information resources include: - Print books, research journals, general interest magazines and newspapers
- Online web access on and off campus to full text e-books, research journals, general interest magazines and newspapers through sait.ca/library
- Audiovisual materials (DVD, VHS).
The Library website at library.sait.ca is your gateway to accessing the library resources, with links to the library catalogue, e-books and online databases. Library staff members provide assistance and instruction in locating and using information. Research and reference help is available at the Library Information Desks or online through the Ask-A-Question virtual reference service. Help sheets and tutorials are also available from the Library home page. Library services and resources are available to all SAIT students and staff and to the general public. Computer access is available on a drop-in basis, and the following services are offered: - Over 125 computer workstations in the Library
- Wireless access to the SAIT network when using a SAIT-issued laptop computer
- Access to the Microsoft Office Suite, the Internet and some specialized software
- Computer printers (black & white and colour)
- Scanners
Other equipment such as photocopiers, laminators and binders is available. Audiovisual equipment is available for onsite viewing of the Library’s DVDs and videos. Study facilities for students include: - Individual study carrels which are networked for laptop computers
- Study tables
- Eight study rooms, each equipped with a large screen, computer workstation and laptop network ports, which can be booked online at the Library web site
- Wireless access
To register for your library account, bring your SAIT ID card to the Information Desk on Level 1 of the Library. Library staff will activate your library account and give you a personal identification number (PIN). You need your SAIT ID number and Library PIN to use the electronic books and journals off-campus. With a current SAIT ID card, students can obtain the Alberta Library (TAL) card. This card gives you free access to all member libraries of the Alberta Library consortia including the Calgary Public Library, the University of Calgary, Alberta College of Art and Design and Mount Royal University. mySAIT.ca MySAIT.ca is a secure way for students to view academic and financial information via the web. Applicants can also access mySAIT.ca to check the status of any processed applications. Logging In - Your User Name will be your nine-digit SAIT ID number
- Your password is defaulted to your date of birth in the format ddmmyy
- Remember to change your password the first time you log in and set up a private security question
Getting Started As a SAIT Student Check out mySAIT.ca before you start classes to: - Find all of your Orientation information
- View and print your class schedule
- Access information about tuition fee deadlines and SAIT’s refund policy
- View your account summary and pay your tuition online
- View withdrawal and drop and add deadlines
- Apply online for SAIT Scholarships and Bursaries (once your admission has been confirmed)
What’s In It For You As A Student? Now that you have started your education at SAIT, you can log in to mySAIT.ca to keep track of your academic and financial information.
You will be able to: - Access your email through mySAIT.ca (if you are currently enrolled in a course)
- Make adjustments to your schedule by adding or dropping classes online
- View your course homepages and communicate with your instructors and classmates via email, chat rooms and message boards
- Find out what’s happening on campus and obtain information about special events
- Get information about the Student’s Association, Counselling, Disability Services for Students, Health Services and other resources that are available to you as a SAIT student
- Access SAIT Policies and Procedures
- Print your Canadian Student Tax Forms (T2202A Forms)
- Access your student records including assignment marks (grade detail), your final grades, and your final exam schedule
- View and print your unofficial transcripts
- Apprentices can find helpful information about support services, funding and much more under the Apprentices section
- Have questions or need help? Check out the Help tab for answers and contact information
Graduating From SAIT Now that you are almost finished your classes, check out mySAIT.ca to: - View graduation information and check your graduation status
- Display and print forms such as the Transcript Request Form and Parchment Request Form
- Access information about employment services, as well as the Student Employment Online Job Board
Quick Tips - Re-set your own password by clicking on the “Forgot Password?” link on the log in page
- Check the e-mail address that we have on file for you as this is required to use the “Forgot Password” link
- Find helpful information to troubleshoot any questions you may have about mySAIT.ca on the log in page
Parking SAIT has a number of parking lots that students and visitors can use: - P1 Lot – $8.00/daily entry
- P2 Lot – $1.50/15 minutes, up to $22.00 max/daily entry
- P3 Lot – $135.00/Monthly
- P5 Lot – $1.50/15 minutes; $22.00 max
- P6 Parkade Level 1 – $1.50/30 minutes up to $12.00 max/daily entry
- P8 Pay and Display – $1.50/15 minutes (max as indicated on sign)
- P9b Pay and Display – $1.50/15 minutes (max as indicated on sign)
For more information, contact Parking Services.
*all rates subject to change Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) PLAR services include the following: - Experiential Learning Evaluation: Students with extensive experience in a specialized field or have taken courses offered by non-traditional educational organizations can apply for experiential learning evaluation. Fees apply.
- International Transcript Evaluation: Students with education outside of Canada can apply for a transcript evaluation. Fees apply.
Residence Services SAIT offers on-campus housing in two residence buildings. East Hall offers on-campus housing to 456 students in a 14 storey high-rise. The majority are four bedroom apartments; however a limited number of 1-bedroom suites are also available. All four bedroom apartments feature a living-dining area, kitchen, two bathrooms and four private bedrooms with double beds. All utilities are included along with a fridge, stove, 27” television, local phone and voice mail, cable and Internet. All 1-bedroom apartments feature a living-dining area, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom with double bed. All utilities are included along with a fridge, stove, 27” television, local phone and voice mail, cable and Internet. All apartments in the building are furnished (excluding kitchen ware, linens, etc.). Furnishings include: double bed, night stand, phone, desk, and desk chair in each bedroom. Sofa, two end tables, dining table and four chairs in each living-dining area. The building is equipped with study/social lounges, an entertainment room, an extended hours front desk and laundry room. The residence provides an atmosphere conducive to academic pursuits while allowing students the opportunity to participate in recreational activities. The newest addition to SAIT Residences, The Tower @ SAIT, officially opened in August of 2008, and houses 714 students in studio and two bedroom suites. All apartments in the new residence feature a dining area – with table and chair(s) – and private bedrooms, furnished with a double bed, stacking dresser unit, phone, desk and desk chair. All utilities are included, along with cable, Internet, local calls and voice. The buildings are equipped with study/social lounges, an entertainment room, an extended hour’s front desk and laundry room. The residence provides an atmosphere conducive to academic pursuits while allowing students the opportunity to participate in recreational activities. Applications are accepted year-round (with a $50.00 application fee and $250.00 security deposit) and acceptance into a program at SAIT is not required in order to apply for on-campus housing, though you must be a registered student prior to moving into residence. One-bedroom A) Pay $7,896.00 by July 1, 2010 or
B) Pay $3,948.00 by July 1, 2010 and $3,948.00 by December 1, 2010 Four-bedroom A) Pay $5,482.00 by July 1, 2010 or
B) Pay $2,741.00 by July 1, 2010 and $2,741.00 by December 1, 2010 There are three different levels of each type of unit in The Tower, with different price points. Studio (The Tower @ SAIT) A) Pay $6,648.00, $7,480.00 or $8,728.00 by July 1, 2010 or
B) Pay $3,324.00, $3,740.00 or $4,364.00 by July 1, 2010 and the same by December 1, 2010 Two-bedroom (The Tower @ SAIT) A) Pay $5,816.00, $6,314.00 or $6,814.00 by July 1, 2010 or
B) Pay $2,908.00, $3,157.00 or $3,407.00 by July 1, 2010 and the same by December 1, 2010 SAITSA SAIT Students’ Association Student Government The Students’ Association is administered by the Students’ Executive Council (SEC), which consists of a president and three vice-presidents who are elected annually in February/March. They are responsible for the operations of the Association and representing all SAIT students to administration, government and the public. The Students’ Legislative Council, whose members are elected from each academic department at SAIT and SEC, make up SAITSA’s governing board which oversees the affairs (long range planning) of the Students’ Association and information sharing between students of different programs. The Students’ Legislative Council also appoints several standing committees, which tackles many student issues at SAIT, ranging from parking difficulties to E-Learning concerns. Students are encouraged to strengthen their leadership skills by getting involved in any aspect of SAITSA’s student government. Campus Clubs SAITSA sponsors a number of student clubs that help student groups build leadership, networking and organizational skill sets. Campus Clubs can either be academically, socially, politically or religiously focused. Campus Clubs are a great experience and a lot of fun. Publications SAITSA Publications is the publishing arm of the Students’ Association and is responsible for publishing SAIT’s weekly newspaper (The Weal), yearbook, the student handbook (Survival Guide). Students are invited to share their creative talents by contributing to The Weal and yearbook through writing or photography. Retail Operations SenSAtions SAITSA operates two retail and convenience stores. SenSAtions is located in the Senator Burns Building and will satisfy all your retail needs at student friendly pricing including: munchies, slushees, ice cream, school supplies, backpacks, magazines, calculators, clothes and lots more. Hours of Operation:
Monday – Thursday: 7:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.*
Friday: 7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.*
*Hours subject to change SenSAtions Express Our second retail outlet located west of the Heart Atrium. Hours of Operation:
Monday – Thursday: 7:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.*
Friday: 7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.*
*Hours subject to change SAITSA Seconds Used Book Store Our used bookstore is located off the Senator Burns Rotunda. Used and barely used textbooks in addition to CD’s are sold on consignment – you set the price, SAITSA sells your books and retains a 20 per cent commission. Shop early for bargains you won’t find at the SAIT bookstore. Hours of Operation:
Monday to Friday: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.*
(additional hours for peak times posted at the store) *Hours subject to change Gateway Bar & Restaurant The Gateway offers good times in a classy, casual and unique setting. Come see live entertainment – from acoustic sets to full-on rock ‘n’ roll cabarets – or sit back and relax in a soft-seating area at a coffee table and enjoy a pint from one of our 12 taps. The Gateway overlooks the new Cohos Commons field and Calgary’s distinct skyline. Pool tables, video games, televisions and full food and drink menus can be found right here on campus. Alcohol sales begin at 11 a.m. The Gateway offers perfect ambience for all students. Whether you’re stressed, relaxed, focused or lost, it doesn’t matter – you’re always welcome here at the Gateway. Odyssey Coffee House The Odyssey is the newest addition to the SAITSA family. It is a great place to go before class to pick up some breakfast and a specialty coffee. Hours of Operation:
Monday to Saturday: 7 a.m. – 4 p.m.*
*Hours subject to change SAITSA Student Services Centre Volunteer Services – SAITSA has a listing of SAIT groups that have volunteer opportunities throughout the year. Don’t miss your chance to get involved! Call us today at 403.284.8486. Centre Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Campus SAFEWALK - Phone: 403.284.SAFE (7233)
Escorts students/staff to and from vehicles, bus stops, or buildings. Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday: 6:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.*
*Hours subject to change SAITSA Locker Operations The SAITSA Locker Operations is located in the SAITSA Seconds bookstore (NN118 – Senator Burns). Items you need prior to coming to NN118 to obtain a locker: - Valid Student ID card
- A general idea where you want your locker to be located – check your timetable to find out where the majority of your classes are on campus. Otherwise, you may receive a locker that is not in an ideal location for you. Even though the Locker Staff generally know what lockers to rent to specific students, it is your responsibility to ensure that you obtain one in a good location for you. There is a $5.00 administration fee to change lockers after you have rented one.
- Cash, debit, MasterCard, and Visa are accepted to make payments.
Locks and combinations are provided, so all you need to do is move in! | Small Locker | Large Locker | | 1 semester | $20.00 + GST | $25.00 + GST | | 2 semesters | $25.00 + GST | $30.00 + GST | | 1 calendar year | $35.00 + GST | $40.00 + GST | For more information please call 403.284.7281. For security reasons SAITSA cannot allow students to share lockers. SAITSA will not accept responsibility for any loss of or damage to a student’s personal property. No unauthorized locks are to be used on lockers; all unauthorized locks will be removed and contents will be put in storage. Contents will be held for one month, at the end of the month period all contents will be disposed of at the discretion of the Students’ Association. Off-Campus Housing Please visit the SAITSA website at saitsa.com and click on Off-Campus Housing for available listings – a service that SAITSA contracts out to rentingspaces.ca. Student Development and Counselling We can help and support you with a broad range of concerns. We offer both, individual counselling and workshops regarding issues such as: - Personal concerns; for example stress, anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, anger management, alcohol & drug use, communication skills, etc.
- Career planning; Discover resources that can help you clarify career interests, your direction, and set goals to attain you career objectives.
- Educational concerns; exam anxiety, goal setting, academic difficulties, and academic probation, etc.
- Crisis support; access to crisis counselling, support, information and referral services
All services are free and confidential for SAIT students. New students, learn to “STEP” into SAIT successfully, call regarding this workshop, or individual counselling that will help you excel in a post secondary environment. For upcoming workshops and more details about our services log onto: mySAIT/Academic Resources/Counselling for more details. Student Services NOTE: As of July 12, 2010, Student Services will be temporarily relocated to the Campus Centre in rooms V220 & V221. Hours of Operation:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday: 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Student Services Contact Centre (phone calls only):
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday: 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday: 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Friday: 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
SAIT’s Student Services/Office of the Registrar is dedicated to supporting student success through all phases of the learning journey. We are pleased to provide the following information and services to all prospective and existing students: -
Application information for full-time programs -
Program advising (both in-person and by e-mail) for prospective students at advising@sait.ca -
Registration information for part-time, evening and distance education classes -
Financial aid information including student loans, scholarships and awards -
Information about SAIT services including housing, counselling, tutoring and other support networks -
Student employment services which include online job postings, employment workshops, résumé critiques, exclusive to SAIT students and alumni. Testing Services SAIT Testing Services offers the following: - Placement testing for Academic Upgrading and English Language Foundations programs.
- Admissions tests in lieu of the following high school courses: Math 30, English 30, Chemistry 20 and 30, Biology 20 and 30, Physics 20 and 30
- Exam invigilation for SAIT students
- Accommodated examinations for students with disabilities
Universal Transit Pass NOTE: As of July 12, 2010, Student Services will be temporarily relocated to the Campus Centre in rooms V220 & V221. Hours of Operation:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday: 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. An innovative partnership between SAIT and Calgary Transit has resulted in the provision of the Universal Transit Pass (U-Pass) for students. The U-Pass entitles full-time students (based on specific eligibility requirements), with unlimited access to Calgary Transit. An automatic fee for the U-Pass will be applied to all full-time students who qualify for a U-Pass. Students can obtain their U-Pass sticker at Student Services. A valid Student ID card must be presented and can be obtained at Student Services. Lost or stolen ID cards may be replaced for a replacement fee. The U-Pass replacement fee is full price.
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