Apply for funding to host an event during Move UBC month

4 January, 2022

Move UBC is an annual university-wide initiative in February to encourage the UBC community to move more and sit less. During Move UBC month, you can learn about the benefits of moving more, get tips on getting active, and participate in virtual events and initiatives. 

If you have ideas on how you can help our community move more and move well, apply for a grant to host an event during Move UBC month.

The deadline to submit your application is Jan. 23. 

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    13 May, 2024 | Media release | Faculty & Staff

    Top tips for gardening in a drought

    With BC in the middle of a multi-year drought, and another dry summer likely on the way, green-thumbed residents may be wondering how best to garden in a drought.Dr. Tara Moreau, Associate Director at the UBC Botanical Garden, provides top tips for gardening in a dry season and describes what gardens might look like in a climate-changed future.Learn more

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  • Faculty and Staff Sports Day
    UBCV
    13 May, 2024 | Announcement | Faculty & Staff

    View photos from Faculty and Staff Sports Day

    Take a look at images from the 14th UBC Faculty and Staff Sports Day, which took place on May 3. A total of 136 teams took part at UBC Vancouver while UBC Okanagan had its biggest Sports Day yet with 270 participants. The fun event was made possible with the support of a dedicated group of staff and volunteers who made this amazing day possible.

  • UBC Connections
    UBCV
    6 May, 2024 | Announcement | Faculty & Staff

    Register for the New to UBC Connections Program - UBC Vancouver

    The New to UBC Connections Program is open to faculty and staff in Vancouver in their first year of employment who wish to meet people from outside their faculty or department.The program was piloted successfully in November 2023 and has received a positive response from new faculty and staff.Participants will be matched in groups of three-four and will meet every four to eight weeks to participate in activities or events as a group, based on shared areas of interest.

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    UBCV & UBCO
    6 May, 2024 | Announcement | Faculty & Staff

    Are you doing things differently at UBC?

    We want to hear from faculty and staff who are leading the way in generating positive change at the university. 

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    UBCV & UBCO
    29 April, 2024 | Announcement | Faculty & Staff

    UBC’s amended Conflict of Interest Policy (SC3)

    On March 27, the Board of Governors approved amendments to UBC’s Conflict of Interest (COI) Policy (SC3) and its associated Procedures, effective as of April 2. The policy was amended to fully reflect the annual COI reporting requirements for UBC staff members, as well as address various best practices that have emerged since the last revision.A copy of the approved Conflict of Interest Policy and its associated Procedures is available on the University Counsel website.

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