Updates, news and stories
A selection of updates, news and stories from across the university.
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UBCV & UBCO7 May, 2024 | UBC Broadcast | Faculty & Staff
Message from the President: Campus protest
A message from Benoit-Antoine Bacon, President and Vice-Chancellor
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UBCV6 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 & UBCO6 May, 2024 | UBC Broadcast | Faculty & Staff
Participate in the 2024 Canadian Campus Wellbeing Survey
A message from Adam Charania, Interim Vice-President, Human Resources and Alexandra Bayne, Managing Director, Human Resources, UBC Okanagan.
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UBCV6 May, 2024 | Research in focus | Faculty & Staff
Research in focus: Cathy Kline
As the Assistant Director of Patient and Community Engagement in the Office of the Vice-President, Health, Cathy is interested in integrating patient experience into training the future generation of health professionals.
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UBCO6 May, 2024 | Feature story | Faculty & Staff
Anti-racism starts with knowing history
It’s often said that history repeats itself, and racism between citizens and nations is no exception. Threaded throughout human history, including the relatively brief history of Canada, are strands of racism; thicker at some times and thinner at others, but ever present.However, according to Dr. Shirley Chau, an associate professor at UBC Okanagan’s School of Social Work and Co-Chair of UBC’s Anti-Racism and Inclusive Excellence (ARIE) Task Force, the resurgence of racism doesn’t have to be inevitable.
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UBCV & UBCO6 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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UBCV2 May, 2024 | Media release | Faculty & Staff
AI can tell if a patient battling cancer needs mental health support
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UBCV2 May, 2024 | Feature story | Faculty & Staff
The intersection of culture and cuisine: How food shapes our identity
How does food promote diversity and inclusivity? Food serves not only as a means of nourishment but also as a way for individuals to engage with and better understand various cultures and communities. Hear from faculty and staff from the Faculty of Arts who shed light how on food connects us to cultures beyond our own and helps us strengthen our identities.
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UBCV2 May, 2024 | Feature story | Faculty & Staff
New UBC Library gallery explores economic and social growth of early BC and the Yukon
UBC Library is excited to announce the official opening of the Chung | Lind Gallery showcasing the Wallace B. Chung and Madeline H. Chung Collection and Phil Lind Klondike Gold Rush Collection. The new exhibition space in the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre on UBC’s Vancouver campus brings together two library collections of rare and culturally significant materials from Canada’s history.
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UBCV30 April, 2024 | Media release | Faculty & Staff
E-bike incentives prove to be worth the investment
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UBCO29 April, 2024 | Okanagan Global Message | Faculty & Staff
Professor Gady Jacoby appointed Dean of UBC Okanagan Faculty of Management
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UBCV & UBCO29 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.