Student Services

 Marnee Boman, Business Administration Diploma, Academic  Advisor

Marnee has been a member of the Counselling and Advising department for over 10 years and currently serves as an academic advisor at the Prince George campus.  She brings a wealth of information to her role having worked at the College of New Caledonia in various capacities since 1998, including Admissions and Registration, Continuing Education, Financial Aid and Student Recruitment.  Marnee has completed a Business Administration certificate, a diploma in Business Administration and a Management Studies certificate along with a number of continuing education courses.

With her many years of student service at CNC, Marnee sees her role as actively contributing to and supporting individuals in developing and achieving their educational and career goals

Kris Dittman, Business Marketing Diploma, Computer Information Systems Diploma, Student Advisor

 Kris has been a member of the Student Services team at CNC since 1986. He grew up in the Prince George area, graduating with a diploma in Computer Information Systems from CNC and an Associate degree in Business Marketing from Colorado.

He enjoys providing students with information and resources to assist them in exploring career choices, setting educational goals and selecting training options. He assists students and graduates with job preparation techniques and promotes employment opportunities on campus. Kris also works as an academic advisor on a part-time basis.

Kris enjoys a variety of outdoor activities, cross country skiing, canoeing, jogging and has participated in local competitive events.

 Jennifer Madsen, Bachelor of Commerce Degree, Educational Advisor

Jennifer completed her Business Management Certificate and her Business Administration Diploma at CNC. She then transferred to UNBC to complete her Bachelor of Commerce Undergraduate Degree.  Jennifer began working at CNC in a work-study program in the 1990s and has been an employee of the College for over 17 years in a variety of roles.  She is a valuable resource when it comes to student services at CNC and welcomes the opportunity to meet with students to discuss career and educational goals.

Jennifer sees her role as an academic advisor to promote students' learning and development by helping them to reach their academic potential and determine the means by which they can reach their goals.

Steve Scott, Criminology Diploma,  Academic Advisor

Steve completedhis Criminology Diploma at CNC in 1989 and began working at the College in 1995.  Before joining the Counselling and Advising department, he worked as an academic advisor for the Institutional Based Training program in Prince George and also as an academic/employment advisor in Mackenzie.  Steve has also worked as the program facilitator for both CNC's JET and TARGET programs.  In his spare time, Steve enjoys all that nature has to offer including hunting, fishing snowmobiling and tubing.

Steve sees his role as an academic advisor as empowering students and clients to reach their educational and career goals and assisting them wherever he can along their journey. 

Brenda Wilfur,  CHRP, Academic Advisor