Updates, news and stories
A selection of updates, news and stories from across the university.
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UBCV & UBCO25 September, 2023 | Announcement | Faculty & StaffSubmit a proposal to the CTLT Winter Institute by Oct. 13
The Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTLT) Winter Institute is a platform for the teaching and learning community to create and optimize learning environments. Faculty and staff from a broad range of backgrounds and expertise are invited to share best practices and research around teaching, learning and technology. Submit a proposal by October 13.
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UBCV & UBCO25 September, 2023 | Announcement | Faculty & StaffGet help extracting knowledge from your data
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UBCV25 September, 2023 | Announcement | Faculty & StaffApplications for 2023 Thrive grants open until Oct. 3
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UBCV25 September, 2023 | Feature story | Faculty & StaffPlanning and planting ideas for a more sustainable future
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UBCO22 September, 2023 | Okanagan Global Message | Faculty & StaffUnlock your potential with new workplace learning series
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UBCV & UBCO22 September, 2023 | Announcement | Faculty & Staff
Resources and support for the UBC community amidst geopolitical tensions
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UBCV & UBCO22 September, 2023 | Feature story | Faculty & StaffPreparing our community for Workday Student: Q&A with Jennifer Burns and Joanne Fox
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UBCO21 September, 2023 | Okanagan Global Message | Faculty & StaffMessage from the Provost, UBC Okanagan
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UBCO20 September, 2023 | Media release | Faculty & StaffUBCO researchers dive into ways to make public pools more environmentally sustainable
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UBCO19 September, 2023 | Okanagan Admin News | Faculty & StaffMessage from the Associate Vice-President, Students, UBC Okanagan
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UBCV18 September, 2023 | Media release | Faculty & StaffCan social robots be used in elder care? UBC study aims to find out
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UBCO18 September, 2023 | Feature story | Faculty & StaffArt in the streets
When it comes to fine arts, it’s not as instinctive to think about “fieldwork.” But for a number of UBC Okanagan Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) students, the empty building faces of downtown Kelowna are fast becoming a welcoming mural canvas outside of the classroom.