Terry joined BCIT as a full-time Instructor in August 1998. He teaches finance and accounting courses in the Financial Management full-time and PTS Programs and in other programs in the School of Business. Terry is a Chartered Accountant and Chartered Business Valuator and has served on the FSA's Investment Committee. He has been a member of the FSA Executive since 2006.

Steve has been at BCIT since August of 1990, first as a regular full time Assistant Instructor within the Renewable Resources Technology. After holding a variety of temporary Instructor positions within our program, Steve was regularized as a permanent full time Instructor in March of 2007.

Prior to coming to BCIT as an employee, Steve obtained a double diploma from BCIT in both the Forestry and Fish, Wildlife and Recreation programs. After a few years in the workforce, Steve enrolled at UBC and obtained a BSF and a MF from the Faculty of Forestry. Steve's operational career has been spent working for a variety of consultants, forest companies and government throughout most areas of the province.

In addition to Steve's activities at BCIT, Steve sits on the board of two non-profit societies, both dealing with Forestry Education. These are the Festival of Forestry (FoF) and the Evans Lake Forest Education Society (ELFES).

Steve has been a tech rep or co-tech rep in his department since at least 1995. Steve is a member of the collective agreement committee and bargaining team.

Taco is an Instructor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering Technology and has taught at BCIT since January of 2003. He is involved in the development of the Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Degree here at BCIT including development of the program structure and the development of specific courses for the program. He was also involved in the Canadian Technology Accreditation Board (CTAB) process for Mechanical Technologies in 2004.

Silvia has been an employee of BCIT since 1988. Starting as an Assistant Instructor in the Prosthetics and Orthotics Department, she became a full Faculty Member serving as Program Head from 2000-2002. Between 1993 and 1997 Silvia took a PD Leave to earn a PhD in Prosthetics and Orthotics (P&O). From 1997 to 2004 she was a split appointment between P&O and the Tech Centre and laid the foundation for the current proposal to move the P&O program to the Master's degree level. She also received a Canadian Foundation for Innovation (CFI) grant to establish the Centre for Rehabilitation Engineering and Technology that Enables (CREATE) and joined the Technology Centre as a full time researcher in 2004. Silvia has been named a co-investigator/collaborator in several research projects applying rehabilitation engineering skills to solve workplace hazard problems in the areas of police and police dog work. Her committee work at BCIT includes membership on the Internal Panel (formerly the Technology Degree Committee) and various steering committees for research related initiatives.

Of particular interest to Silvia is the role research could/should play in future decades at BCIT with the understanding that BCIT has the opportunity to integrate 'applied' research into its culture in a way that universities and colleges are not able to. Her other area of interest is the promotion of a health and wellness culture at BCIT.

Bio coming soon.