Medicine Hat College students receive honours at national Power Engineering awards

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Dr. Morgan Blair, dean of Medicine Hat College’s School of Trades and Technology, said the awards reflect both the students’ dedication and the strength of the college’s Power Engineering program.

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Garrecht said the recognition reflects the hard work he put into the program and credited his classmates and instructors for creating a supportive learning environment that helped him succeed.

Markose, who has been in Canada for two years, said the recognition is especially meaningful after adapting to a new country, and praised the support she received from instructors during her transition.

Medicine Hat College has consistently ranked among the top schools in the national awards over the past decade, including first-place finishes in 2014 and 2021, along with several second and third-place results.

Award rankings are based on a weighted formula that combines coursework, worth 35 per cent, with Interprovincial Power Engineering Curriculum Committee exam results, worth 65 per cent.