September 21, 2020
You are invited to comment on a proposed policy governing the appointment and review of administrative Associate Vice-Presidents (AVPs). Please submit feedback to the Office of the University Counsel at university.counsel@ubc.ca by October 13, 2020
UBC Vancouver faculty members are invited to submit letters of intent (LOI) for Continuous Learning Advancement Fund (CLAF) projects for 2025 funding.CLAF supports the creation, renewal and expansion of non-degree learning opportunities at UBC Vancouver, to help increase the university’s capacity to serve continuous learners in British Columbia.
Indigenous language in B.C. is facing a critical state of emergency, largely due to historical Canadian government policies aimed at assimilating Indigenous peoples into English-speaking, non- Indigenous society. However, located in northern B.C., the Children of the Taku, a non-profit society connected to the Taku River Tlingit First Nation, is leading a revival of their language.
UBC is proud to be recognized as one of BC’s Top Employers in 2025 for the 18th year. This special designation recognizes employers in British Columbia that lead as exceptional places to work and offer employees the most progressive and forward-thinking programs and resources.
Move UBC is an annual university-wide initiative in February to encourage faculty, staff and the wider university community to reduce time spent being inactive. During Move UBC this month, find out about: The benefits of moving more and breaking up sedentary behaviourTips for fitting physical activity into your dayEvents and initiatives at UBC Vancouver and UBC OkanaganLearn more
As the season progresses, familiarize yourself with the information available to help you prepare for winter weather. Find out what steps the university has taken to keep your campus operational and how faculty members can support students who are unable to travel.UBC Vancouver
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