Visit the library to learn the history and impacts of the Residential and Day School Systems through the Legacy of Hope educational exhibits.
Visit the library to learn the history and impacts of the Residential and Day School Systems through the Legacy of Hope educational exhibits.
Join the Department of Economics, Philosophy and Political Science in their three part Political Science Speaker Series.
Visit the library to learn the history and impacts of the Residential and Day School Systems through the Legacy of Hope educational exhibits.
Interested in a flexible, part-time role during your time at UBCO? Come meet the FortisBC team and learn about the Street Team positions that they are currently hiring for! As a Street Team Community Ambassador, you will represent FortisBC at community, retail, and special events throughout the FortisBC service areas. In this role you will […]
Visit the library to learn the history and impacts of the Residential and Day School Systems through the Legacy of Hope educational exhibits.
Join our weekly in-person Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community.
Members of the campus community are invited to join the Indigenous Reads Book Club. Over the fall, they will cover two books: Moon of the Crusted Snow by Waubgeshig Rice and Unsettling Canada: A National Wake-up Call by Arthur Manuel with two discussion dates available for each book.
Visit the library to learn the history and impacts of the Residential and Day School Systems through the Legacy of Hope educational exhibits.
Visit the library to learn the history and impacts of the Residential and Day School Systems through the Legacy of Hope educational exhibits.
Cheer on the Heat Women's Soccer team at Nonis Field!
Cheer on the Heat Men's Soccer team at Nonis Field!
Get more comfortable navigating around campus by taking a campus tour!
Join the UBCO Library between 11:00am-1:00pm (drop by anytime) in the Sawchuck Theatre (between the Commons Building and the Library) for a celebration station: stickers, snacks, coffee & more.
Stop by the Celebration Station on your ride into work during GoByBike Week!
Gain the necessary tools to explore career opportunities and attain employment as a second year student.
Help us celebrate the end of Queer Orientation with music, food and maybe even some dogs from B.A.R.K! More details coming soon.
The Dirty Dash returns this fall - come have fun with Residence Life and UBCO Recreation.
Join UBCO Recreation and the Kelowna Curling Club in our recreation curling league this fall!
Join us as we celebrate the campus-wide installment of pride flag banners with coffee, tea, and community at our table in front of the University Centre. More information
This workshop will provide you with information regarding Copyright and Fair Dealing related to your thesis or dissertation.
Living with roommates and trying to define responsibilities and arrangements? Join us for a facilitated roommate agreement with the Off-Campus Housing Ambassador.
This workshop will discuss the importance of academic integrity in research, effective techniques for paraphrasing other authors, and how to avoid self-plagiarism in grad school and beyond.
Learn about the admission requirements, evaluation criteria, and admissions pathways for the UBC Faculty of Medicine's MD Undergraduate Program
Join our weekly in-person Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community.
During Academic Integrity week, we are celebrating your commitment to integrity with prize entries, hot drinks, and much deserved thank yous!
Cheer on the Heat Women's Basketball team at the Furnace!
Get help preparing your CGS-M application (NSERC, CIHR, SSHRC).
All Black-identifying members of the UBCO community are invited to a community lunch to connect.
Join UBCO Recreation and the Kelowna Curling Club in our recreation curling league this fall!
This online workshop will provide an overview of the literature review's purpose, audience, and structure.
Join the INWIL Initiative and the Tech & People Network (TAP) as they host a fireside chat and roundtable discussion that explores career opportunities and employers in the regional Tech Industry.
This SoTL talk will present a study that integrated peer observation and reflective practice into TA roles to foster community/increase confidence. Plan, management, and key findings will be described
Join colleagues and classmates for a hot beverage at this fun, educational event: Learn about UBC Okanagan’s waste diversion programs Test your recycling knowledge Don’t forget your travel mug for coffee! For more information visit sustain.ok.ubc.ca/get-involved/events
Join our weekly Online Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community.
The Faculty of Health and Social Development is pleased to welcome Dr. Horsethief for a conversation with members of our campus community. Dr. Horsethief will present on the connection between collective trauma, culture, language and Indigenous conceptualizations of health. Dr. Horsethief draws from his expertise, research and community health research projects to explain the importance […]
Learn more about how to properly format your thesis for submission.
Join our weekly in-person Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community.
The Irving K. Barber Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences invites you to the Distinguished Speaker Series with Sheila Watt-Cloutier.
You are invited to meet alumni from the UBC Master of Data Science (MDS) Okanagan program.
Learn how to conduct informational interviews that allow you to explore career options and cultivate meaningful relationships with industry experts.
Starting a Conversation is a brown bag series hosted by the Institute for Community Engaged Research that brings together students, community members, staff and faculty for an informal discussion on various topics.
UBCO | CTL Event Modality: In-person Location: SCI 331 Facilitators: Johanna Black, Education, and Prevention Specialist The UBC Okanagan Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) invites you to join us for a two-hour session on disclosures. This session is for TAs in the faculties of Arts and Social Sciences, Creative and Critical Studies, Health and […]
Cheer on the Heat Women's Volleyball team at the Furnace!
Cheer on the Heat Women's Volleyball team at the Furnace!
Cheer on the Heat Men's Volleyball team at the Furnace!
Join UBCO Recreation and the Kelowna Curling Club in our recreation curling league this fall!
Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a cultural celebration of life primarily celebrated in Mexico. Visit the altar to commemorate those who have passed and learn about this cultural celebration. Global Education Week is an opportunity for students, faculty, and staff to learn about all the ways they can engage around the […]
This will be a week-long display of featured global literature in the UBCO Library (LIB 106B). Global Education Week is an opportunity for students, faculty, and staff to learn about how they can engage worldwide. As part of Global Education Week, the Global Engagement Office will be running several interactive events and presentations to recognize […]
Influenza (flu) season generally occurs in the fall and winter but can occur as early as October and as late as May. Even healthy people can get very sick from the flu and spread it to others. Getting the flu shot is your best protection.
Create productive energy that will help increase your comfort and confidence on your career path.
As part of Global Education Week 2022, the Global Engagement Office will distribute folded passports throughout the week. Students who attend certain events or complete certain objectives over the course of the week can get their passports stamped. The more stamps a student collects, the more likely they will be able to win one of […]
As part of Global Education Week 2022, students, faculty, and staff submitted travel photos that showed their experience studying, working, volunteering, or travelling in Canada or anywhere on the globe. Photos will be displayed in the EME Foyer during Global Education Week from November 1 to 4, where participants can view and vote for their […]
Stop by for a hot beverage, say hi and learn more about Thrive. Thrive stations will be set up outside the lower ADM building, UNC and the main courtyard.
Influenza (flu) season generally occurs in the fall and winter but can occur as early as October and as late as May. Even healthy people can get very sick from the flu and spread it to others. Getting the flu shot is your best protection.
Members of the campus community are invited to join the Indigenous Reads Book Club. Over the fall, they will cover two books: Moon of the Crusted Snow by Waubgeshig Rice and Unsettling Canada: A National Wake-up Call by Arthur Manuel with two discussion dates available for each book.
Influenza (flu) season generally occurs in the fall and winter but can occur as early as October and as late as May. Even healthy people can get very sick from the flu and spread it to others. Getting the flu shot is your best protection.
Join DAAD – German Academic Exchange Service for this information session detailing their scholarship and grant programs in support of study, research and internships in Germany, including the popular RISE program, a research internship opportunity for students in the sciences and engineering. DAAD has programs for students at all stages (Bachelor, Master’s, PhD) and in […]
Join our weekly in-person Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community.
Write, stamp, and send postcards, both domestically and internationally, to friends and family all around the world! Visit us at the Sawchuk Family Theatre on the following dates and times: Tuesday, November 1, 1 pm to 4 pm Wednesday, November 2, 11 am to 1 pm Thursday, November 3, 10 am to 1 pm Global […]
Come and learn more about ways you can get connected locally and globally, exchange, summer programs, research; there something for everyone. Visit us at the EME Foyer on the following dates and times: Tuesday, November 1, 1 pm to 3 pm Wednesday, November 2, 11 am to 3 pm Thursday, November 3, 11 am to […]
Sexualized violence has no place at UBCO but you do.
For our next Okanagan Clinical Neurosciences Grand Rounds, Southern Medical Program Alumni Dr. Jason Randhawa presents Reflecting on Reflex Epilepsy.
This session will provide information about authorship contributions, what to look for in a publishing agreement, and things to consider about with a publisher.
Taste of Home will be a potluck-based event aimed at evoking a feeling of home through the creation and sharing of comfort food from around the world. This event is positioned to give students the opportunity to share their culture in a way that most authentically honours what home means to them. Global Education Week […]
Cheer on the Heat Women's Volleyball team at the Furnace!
Cheer on the Heat Men's Volleyball team at the Furnace!
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