Academic Resource Centre

The ARC is committed to equipping and empowering students and faculty to create a community of co-learning whose members are welcomed in and achieve their academic, vocational, ministry, and life goals together.

At Briercrest, the diversity of abilities in higher education is a valuable opportunity to enrich the way we teach and learn, ensuring that every individual has the tools to thrive. The ARC plays a vital role in fostering a supportive learning environment for all students and staff. By providing resources and championing meaningful change, the ARC is helping to create a community where everyone is empowered to succeed, contributing to better educational experiences for all.

Contact

The centre is located in L234 in the Archibald Library. You are welcome to stop by with questions or to find a quiet place to study.

Please visit the Centre for current drop-in hours.

arc@briercrest.ca
306.801.6159

 

Meet the ARC Coordinator

Nathaniel Tooke became the ARC Coordinator at the start of the Fall 2022 semester after a year in BCA’s dorms as a residence director. A successful student in his own academic journey, Nathaniel now works to join academic support and pastoral shepherding to see Briercrest’s learning community grow in diversity and to empower all of its students to thrive in school and life. He also studies and writes on disabilities, especially their intersections with leadership, education, and the Church.

Education

  • Master of Arts in Leadership and Management, Briercrest Seminary (In-Progress)
  • Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry, Briercrest College, 2021

Published Work

  • Articles:
    • What Does True Empowerment Look Like: What the gospel says about power and how people with disabilities and able-bodied people can work together. Love Is Moving (June 2024).
  • Book Reviews:
    • Prophetic Disability: Divine Sovereignty and Human Bodies in the Hebrew Bible by Sarah J. Melcher;
      Love is Moving, Issue 56 (July 2024).
Nathaniel Tooke