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Our members live across all corners of the Earth, in places with varied histories. Yet, each of us is connected to the territory of the Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) peoples, and to its history, by our experience at Quest University.
We acknowledge that Quest University Canada sits on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) peoples. We are grateful to have had the opportunity to learn, work, and live in this blessed territory.
QUAA is continuously working with Quest to develop a mutually beneficial working relationship, for the interest of the University and its alumni.
A collaboration between QUAA and the Quest Student Association, this program aims to aid current students with finances to allow them to overcome financial barriers to completing their Keystone dreams.
Many alumni face challenges when using their Quest transcript and course syllabi to apply to grad schools. We are working with individual alumni and Quest executives to implement changes and hopefully make alumni’s life easier.
InitiativesBig shoutout to Chloe Lee Rowlands (‘20) who asked us to share this message with you. We love Dee, she’s been there for us since day 1 with her desk trinkets and wealth of information. It’s almost her 12th anniversary with Quest, so we’re letting her know we love her by sharing our favourite memories!
InitiativesArtist and educator Ahalya Satkunaratnam in discussion with ArtSpring’s Dance Outreach Coordinator Aina Yasué.
InitiativesCatch up with with Megan Frank '20 and Sadie Ainsworth '20 who co-founded the Trailhead Gear Exchange, an outdoor consignment shop based in Missoula, Montana.
InitiativesDo you often wish you could contribute to your community in a meaningful way, or wish you could solve a persistent social problem, but don't know where to begin, or how to fund it? Enter Mala Giridhar, clinic psychologist and serial entrepreneur.
InitiativesJoin us as we bid adieu to Krista as she steps down from her position in the Quest Student Affairs Office.
InitiativesLearn about QUCAA's first keystone scholarship recipient, Gurbani Kaur, and her keystone "Reconceptualizing the 'Immigrant Problem' Through the Squamish-Sikh Diaspora."
InitiativesExplore keystone scholarship recipient Adam Achs's keystone, "Using Non-Optimized Oxyhydrogen Systems to Lower the Greenhouse Gas Emissions Caused by Personal Vehicles."