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June 2020
Pick Your Peak Stair Challenge
What is Pick Your Peak Stair Challenge? UBCO Workplace Health Services is hosting the annual Pick Your Peak Stair Challenge as a fun and inclusive way to encourage staff and faculty to take the stairs. Stair climbing is a great way to boost cardiovascular health, build muscle and strengthen the core. And the best part about it? It’s free and you will have a chance to win great prizes! You can register as an individual, a team (with colleagues), or household by…
July 2020
Five Behaviours of a Cohesive Team: Personal Development
The Five Behaviours program is to facilitate a learning experience that helps everyone – at every level, in any role – develop a rich understanding of how his or her behaviours affect the team. It applies the principles of The Five Behaviours of a Cohesive Team, based on Patrick Lencioni's best-selling book The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, to unlock actionable ways to optimize an individual’s contribution to a team. As part of The Five Behaviours program each participant completes their own research-validated…
Coping Strategies
What will you learn? Participants will: Learn the concepts of mental health, resilience and coping Have an opportunity to explore a variety of positive coping strategies through skill development and practice Learn to apply coping/self-care to improve overall mental health and wellbeing Create a personal goal to establish or re-establish healthy habits in their everyday life Date: July 21 & July 28, 2020 Time: 09:00am-09:45am Location: Facilitated Webinar Registration is open now, open to all UBC Faculty and Staff: More…
Rock Your LinkedIn Profile (Virtual Workshop)
This is a virtual event. Join us from anywhere using your personal computer or smart device.
Enhancing Couple Relationships
About the Webinar: You will learn about the common relationship challenges, discuss methods to improve communication and resolve conflict, explore ideas on enhancing intimacy and romance, and review the importance of commitment and trust. Registration is open now: For more details and to register, please go here There is limited space so be sure to sign up soon!
Coping Strategies
What will you learn? Participants will: Learn the concepts of mental health, resilience and coping Have an opportunity to explore a variety of positive coping strategies through skill development and practice Learn to apply coping/self-care to improve overall mental health and wellbeing Create a personal goal to establish or re-establish healthy habits in their everyday life Date: July 21 & July 28, 2020 Time: 09:00am-09:45am Location: Facilitated Webinar Registration is open now, open to all UBC Faculty and Staff: More…
Alumni Office Hours with Bill Chung – Senior Product Designer at Shopify
Attending an Office Hour is an excellent opportunity for you to expand your network and participate in an open, roundtable discussion with an alumni.
CashFlow Webinar
Date: July 29, 2020 Time: 12:00pm-1:00pm Location: Facilitated Webinar – Facilitated by Melanie Buffel Registration is open now, open to all UBC Faculty and Staff: More info and Registration There is limited space so be sure to sign up soon!
August 2020
Writing the CGS-D and Vanier Application Workshop (NSERC, SSHRC, CIHR)
This online workshop will cover CGS-D (CIHR, NSERC, SSHRC and Vanier) applications with the opportunity to: • learn writing strategies; • consult with experts; • practice for submission. The workshop will be a combination of Canvas modules and question and answer (Q&A) sessions on writing the application, facilitated by College of Graduate Studies and the Centre for Scholarly Communication. Register Now
Writing the CGS-D and Vanier Application Workshop (NSERC, SSHRC, CIHR)
This online workshop will cover CGS-D (CIHR, NSERC, SSHRC and Vanier) applications with the opportunity to: • learn writing strategies; • consult with experts; • practice for submission. The workshop will be a combination of Canvas modules and question and answer (Q&A) sessions on writing the application, facilitated by College of Graduate Studies and the Centre for Scholarly Communication. Register Now