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Original Creation: due simply to the fact that there was no existing page, and a desire to see some starting groundwork laid down. Feel free to edit, add, and the like. Localized spelling and grammar should follow Canadian guidelines (colour as opposed to color).
The article as it stands should be classified as a stub. Also, other than personal experience, my only sources are a Summit Pacific College - issued student handbook and the website, listed under external links. I have no idea how to cite the handbook, and I did not know whether or not to list the website as a source since it was already in the "External Links" heading (redundancy).
I have tried to be as neutral as possible when writing this article. If you feel this article expresses bias in any way, please feel free to change the article in such a way as to preserve the information, but create neutrality.
This is my first Wikipedia article, so please feel free to tear this article apart - I rather welcome it, knowing that my first article may well include many flaws.
The first post should have been signed with this signature: Masterflux 07:31, 30 January 2007 (UTC)
New Life!
editI am currently a student at Summit and have taken an interest in updating and adding to the Wikipedia page for the college. This is the first real article I've made major changes and additions to. Please don't hesitate to fix any errors or communicate to me how I can do better at this work. As the previous person wrote, I am not well versed in citing things on Wikipedia. My sources have come also from student handbooks, the colleges website, and conversations with senior staff at the school. I hoping this page can be maintained and kept long after my time here. Best wishes and best of luck Plind45 (talk) 08:19, 10 September 2021 (UTC)