Furthering Feminism
September 10, 2020
How the women of UBC Okanagan are challenging stereotypes, shifting power paradigms and working towards a world of equal opportunity.
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UBCVApril 15, 2025 | Media release | Faculty & StaffSustainable mahogany hits the right note in UBC electric guitar testing
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UBCOApril 14, 2025 | Announcement | Faculty & StaffRecognizing Teaching Excellence at UBC Okanagan
The recipients of UBC Okanagan’s Killam Teaching Prize and the Provost’s Award for Teaching Excellence and Innovation have been announced.They are exemplary role models who make significant impacts on the culture of teaching and learning on the Okanagan campus.Winner of the Killam Teaching Prize is Dr. Bowen Hui, Associate Professor of Teaching, Irving K. Barber Faculty of Science.The Provost’s Award for Teaching Excellence and Innovation was awarded to three faculty members:
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UBCV & UBCOMarch 31, 2025 | Feature story | Faculty & StaffUBC Library digitizes the Phil Lind Klondike Gold Rush Collection
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UBCVMarch 27, 2025 | Feature story | Faculty & StaffStories of Partnership: hua foundation & UBC's Centre for Asian Canadian Research + Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies
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UBCVMarch 24, 2025 | Feature story | Faculty & StaffCelebrating disability and neurodiversity in the Faculty of Applied Science
The Faculty of Applied Science has interviewed faculty, staff and students with disabilities in order to raise awareness of disability and neurodiversity at the university.Read candid accounts from members of the UBC community who describe the challenges they have encountered around accessibility, discuss the need to eliminate stigma and showcase how their disability enhances the way they work.Learn more
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UBCOMarch 17, 2025 | Feature story | Faculty & StaffUBCO’s campus becomes a lab for connection and clean air
Two new projects funded by UBC Okanagan’s Campus as a Living Lab program are fostering student well-being and tackling airborne microplastics.To help first-year students struggle with loneliness and social isolation, Dr. Lauren Human, Associate Professor of Psychology, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences; Steve Brodrick, Associate Director, Residence Life; and Dr. Melissa Fedderson, Manager, Campus Wellness and Education are launching a research-driven initiative to examine how students can build meaningful relationships early in their university experience.