Save the CNC Dental Assisting and Dental Hygiene Programs
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Lorne Doerkson
11 years ago
please do not cancel this program my daughter intends to entoll
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joan
11 years ago
keep it
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Shelby Doerkson
11 years ago
Please keep this program! It's one of the few in Northern BC! Students should not have to move 6+ hours away from their families to do this program!
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Colleen Schiller
11 years ago
Northern BC needs this...keep
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Richard Sawatsky
11 years ago
It would be a shame to lose any dental programs in the North. We need to keep our students close to home and hopefully some will stay in the North after graduation. The Executive need to reconsider their options and leave this program alone.
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Michelle Lee
11 years ago
Please do not get rid of the dental programs at CNC. They are valuable & important. As a graduate of the registered dental hygiene program I'm grateful I got my education here. Please keep it gojng.
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M TATARYN
11 years ago
Great program!
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Kiara goldenberg
11 years ago
Save the CNC dental assisting and hygiene programs! I've only heard wonderful things about the programs!
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Marina Meldrum
11 years ago
Leave the
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Jenna K
11 years ago
save this program!
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Kathy Flieger
11 years ago
Please don't shut this down, would be such a shame to not have this in our local college.
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Joanne Warner
11 years ago
PG needs this program!!!
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Mira Perkovic
11 years ago
Remember all the hard work it took to bring UNBC to Prince George; don't let the Dental program go!!!!
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Neil Gibbs
11 years ago
This program gives local students a chance for a quality education with real life skills.
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Sherry Friesen
11 years ago
Please don't be so short sighted!
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Jennifer Madsen
11 years ago
I do not understand how the dental programs could possibly be at risk - short-sighted indeed!
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Donna Olson
11 years ago
My daughter went to this program with it she would not be in the north helping people with there teeth problems
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Tom Maguire
11 years ago
Any non-wood related training and education in PG is valuable to the community and promotes the diversity of the region.
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Judi LeFebvre
11 years ago
All Training programs being taught in Norther BC are of great value to those communities. When I took the program 43 years ago the need for CDA's was huge. Now today the Northern communities still need both CDA's and Hygienists who not only stay in the north but have come from the north. Loosing these two programs would be a tragity.
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Laura Hebert
11 years ago
Living in Alberta, took the program in 2010 for dental assisting! I came back to Alberta after a year of working in Prince. After working almost four years here, I still am so grateful for the program at CNC, I feel it was better and more one on one than some of the programs here in Edmonton. Keep this program running!!
please do not cancel this program my daughter intends to entoll
keep it
Please keep this program! It's one of the few in Northern BC! Students should not have to move 6+ hours away from their families to do this program!
Northern BC needs this...keep
It would be a shame to lose any dental programs in the North. We need to keep our students close to home and hopefully some will stay in the North after graduation. The Executive need to reconsider their options and leave this program alone.
Please do not get rid of the dental programs at CNC. They are valuable & important. As a graduate of the registered dental hygiene program I'm grateful I got my education here. Please keep it gojng.
Great program!
Save the CNC dental assisting and hygiene programs! I've only heard wonderful things about the programs!
Leave the
save this program!
Please don't shut this down, would be such a shame to not have this in our local college.
PG needs this program!!!
Remember all the hard work it took to bring UNBC to Prince George; don't let the Dental program go!!!!
This program gives local students a chance for a quality education with real life skills.
Please don't be so short sighted!
I do not understand how the dental programs could possibly be at risk - short-sighted indeed!
My daughter went to this program with it she would not be in the north helping people with there teeth problems
Any non-wood related training and education in PG is valuable to the community and promotes the diversity of the region.
All Training programs being taught in Norther BC are of great value to those communities. When I took the program 43 years ago the need for CDA's was huge. Now today the Northern communities still need both CDA's and Hygienists who not only stay in the north but have come from the north. Loosing these two programs would be a tragity.
Living in Alberta, took the program in 2010 for dental assisting! I came back to Alberta after a year of working in Prince. After working almost four years here, I still am so grateful for the program at CNC, I feel it was better and more one on one than some of the programs here in Edmonton. Keep this program running!!