Staff & Faculty Movement Break Challenge
The Move UBC Movement Break Challenge is a fun and inclusive way to break up our sedentary time during our days for Staff and Faculty!
The Move UBC Movement Break Challenge is a fun and inclusive way to break up our sedentary time during our days for Staff and Faculty!
Kick-start Move UBC by getting those steps in! Join us in the Move UBC Virtual Kick-Off Walk in partnership with Walk for Joy
Join us for the Winter Badminton Ladder. This will provide you with friendly competition to improve your skills and meet new people.
In his presentation, Dr. Yellow Bird will discuss how our wellness can be improved by combing Indigenous and Western evidenced-based sciences.
This online workshop helps you get started with advanced research for your literature review using the latest tools available. Learn how to create customized searches and set-up email updates to retrieve the most recent research in your field. Suitable for graduate students from all disciplines. Questions? Contact csc.ok@ubc.ca REGISTER NOW
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Drop by for dedicated online writing time! Join a weekly Online Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community. We encourage you to have your own research and writing projects ready to work on. The Centre for Scholarly Communication will facilitate short opening and closing discussions and […]
This is a support group to facilitate international students' adjustment, academic success and personal growth. This group is run as a closed group. To participate, please email group facilitator, Liz Jonas at liz.jonas@ubc.ca. There is a maximum of 20 participants so make sure you register.
Join us for the Winter Badminton Ladder. This will provide you with friendly competition to improve your skills and meet new people.
Easily create dedicated study time in your schedule with weekly study sessions led by your online learning coaches.
During this online workshop participants will learn data file management, file naming conventions and how a Research Data Management Plan (DMP) will help through the whole research project. The DMP Assistant, preferred by the Tri-Agencies, will be demonstrated. Bring questions about managing your data to this workshop. Suitable for upper-level undergraduate students, graduate students, and […]
Do you need to brush up your LinkedIn profile? Need tips for virtual networking? Whether you are a beginner just starting out on LinkedIn, or you’re an expert, this workshop is for you. Join us for this interactive workshop to help elevate your profile and get the most out of your virtual network. No account […]
Drop by for dedicated online writing time! Join a weekly Online Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community. We encourage you to have your own research and writing projects ready to work on. The Centre for Scholarly Communication will facilitate short opening and closing discussions and […]
Do you have technology-related questions? Are you having difficulty accessing and using UBC software and programs for online learning? Wondering about what technology is available to you as a student? Come to a Tech Connect Drop-In session with your Peer Technology Assistant! Bring your questions about: technical assistance Canvas and other UBC learning technologies access […]
You are invited to join our Teaching Online Learning Community! Each week we come together virtually to discuss topics related to teaching online, and to learn from each others’ online teaching experiences. There are many resources available, including: Building Community Planning your Online Course Using Kaltura to Record Lectures Building Virtual Learning Teams Assessing Participation […]
Join us for the Winter Badminton Ladder. This will provide you with friendly competition to improve your skills and meet new people.
Drop in and join the conversation with fellow Graduate students and your Graduate Online Learning Coaches (GOLCs) Tune in from wherever you are. Sessions occur weekly on Mondays from 10 – 11 a.m. PST. These drop-ins are a casual way to: Meet and connect with fellow graduate students at UBC Okanagan Share experiences managing online classes, […]
Join us for the Winter Badminton Ladder. This will provide you with friendly competition to improve your skills and meet new people.
The Southern Medical Program is hosting virtual information sessions for prospective medical students via Zoom.
This online workshop will feature strategies for writing the methods and results sections of a thesis. You are encouraged to bring questions. This workshop is suitable for graduate students from all disciplines, but will be primarily geared toward describing research with a quantitative focus. Questions? Contact csc.ok@ubc.ca REGISTER NOW
This is a support group to facilitate international students' adjustment, academic success and personal growth. This group is run as a closed group. To participate, please email group facilitator, Liz Jonas at liz.jonas@ubc.ca. There is a maximum of 20 participants so make sure you register.
Join us for the Winter Badminton Ladder. This will provide you with friendly competition to improve your skills and meet new people.
Practice makes perfect. Attend this session to practice your presentation and get feedback from our 3MT experts. Register now
Need help formatting your thesis to meet the College of Graduate Studies requirements? Join us for this online Q&A session to ask questions and learn more about how to properly format your thesis for submission to the College of Graduate Studies. Suitable for graduate students of all disciplines. Questions? Contact csc.ok@ubc.ca REGISTER NOW
Are you using images, tables, or sections from published work in your thesis? Do you have concerns about how copyright laws could delay your thesis submission? In this online workshop, you will learn: to inspect your thesis for copyright compliance how to assess whether your use of copyrighted images, figures, or tables may fall within […]
Drop by for dedicated online writing time! Join a weekly Online Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community. We encourage you to have your own research and writing projects ready to work on. The Centre for Scholarly Communication will facilitate short opening and closing discussions and […]
Ride your bike to work, to school, for fun, for exercise, to stretch your legs between Zoom meetings, to clear your mind … no matter the reason, just ride your bike with the rest of the world on February 12!
Do you have technology-related questions? Are you having difficulty accessing and using UBC software and programs for online learning? Wondering about what technology is available to you as a student? Come to a Tech Connect Drop-In session with your Peer Technology Assistant! Bring your questions about: technical assistance Canvas and other UBC learning technologies access […]
You are invited to join our Teaching Online Learning Community! Each week we come together virtually to discuss topics related to teaching online, and to learn from each others’ online teaching experiences. There are many resources available, including: Building Community Planning your Online Course Using Kaltura to Record Lectures Building Virtual Learning Teams Assessing Participation […]
Join us for the Winter Badminton Ladder. This will provide you with friendly competition to improve your skills and meet new people.
Join us for the Winter Badminton Ladder. This will provide you with friendly competition to improve your skills and meet new people.
Drop by for dedicated online writing time! Join a weekly Online Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community. We encourage you to have your own research and writing projects ready to work on. The Centre for Scholarly Communication will facilitate short opening and closing discussions and […]
The CMPS Symposium Series is a partnership of the Department of Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics and Statistics and the Irving K. Barber Faculty of Science. Talk title: The UK Biobank: Brain Imaging at the Population Scale Speaker: Dr. Karla Miller, Professor of Biomedical Engineering, University of Oxford Date: Wednesday, February 17, 9 to 10 a.m. […]
This is a support group to facilitate international students' adjustment, academic success and personal growth. This group is run as a closed group. To participate, please email group facilitator, Liz Jonas at liz.jonas@ubc.ca. There is a maximum of 20 participants so make sure you register.
Join us for the Winter Badminton Ladder. This will provide you with friendly competition to improve your skills and meet new people.
Drop by for dedicated online writing time! Join a weekly Online Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community. We encourage you to have your own research and writing projects ready to work on. The Centre for Scholarly Communication will facilitate short opening and closing discussions and […]
Have questions about where to get started on conducting research for your most recent paper? Looking for resources that will help you get the information you need faster, plan your research better, and cite the information you found? Get librarian support at this upcoming event! Register now
CANCELLED - Participants will connect with others while exploring their dreams. To register please email the group facilitator, Roger Wilson at roger.g.wilson@ubc.ca.
Adaptive resilience is the ability to recover from adversity, adapt, and thrive. It builds the capacity to be productive, resourceful, and creative while dealing with changing circumstances or adversity. Join us in this three-part series to learn new ways to build the behaviors, mental habits, and practices that promote personal resilience in any environment. The […]
Do you have technology-related questions? Are you having difficulty accessing and using UBC software and programs for online learning? Wondering about what technology is available to you as a student? Come to a Tech Connect Drop-In session with your Peer Technology Assistant! Bring your questions about: technical assistance Canvas and other UBC learning technologies access […]
You are invited to join our Teaching Online Learning Community! Each week we come together virtually to discuss topics related to teaching online, and to learn from each others’ online teaching experiences. There are many resources available, including: Building Community Planning your Online Course Using Kaltura to Record Lectures Building Virtual Learning Teams Assessing Participation […]
UBCO Recreation is excited to offer cross-country skiing in partnership with Telemark Nordic Club.
Adaptive resilience is the ability to recover from adversity, adapt, and thrive. It builds the capacity to be productive, resourceful, and creative while dealing with changing circumstances or adversity. Join us in this three-part series to learn new ways to build the behaviors, mental habits, and practices that promote personal resilience in any environment. The […]
Hosted by International Programs & Services, this workshop will explore core themes of intercultural development that will build on students' cross-cultural skills and intercultural fluency, with the opportunity to explore the relationship between culture, language, identity, politics and communication. Register now
Drop in and join the conversation with fellow Graduate students and your Graduate Online Learning Coaches (GOLCs) Tune in from wherever you are. Sessions occur weekly on Mondays from 10 – 11 a.m. PST. These drop-ins are a casual way to: Meet and connect with fellow graduate students at UBC Okanagan Share experiences managing online classes, […]
Do you ever struggle with answering the “So what?” question of your research? Do you have results but find it difficult to articulate their significance? This online workshop will provide an overview of the discussion section of a thesis or article. We will review the necessary components of a discussion. You will learn how to […]
Drop by for dedicated online writing time! Join a weekly Online Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community. We encourage you to have your own research and writing projects ready to work on. The Centre for Scholarly Communication will facilitate short opening and closing discussions and […]
Join us for the second part of an ongoing conversation about how the BC Human Rights Commissioner’s report on disaggregated data informs the responsibilities of researchers and UBC as an institution.
The UBC Okanagan Centre for Teaching and Learning is proud to promote the UBC Vancouver Centre for Teaching, Learning and Technology (CTLT) events to our Okanagan instructors. This session is for anyone who teaches at UBC who is looking for an introduction to inclusive teaching practices. Be introduced to the literature underpinning inclusive teaching and […]
This is a support group to facilitate international students' adjustment, academic success and personal growth. This group is run as a closed group. To participate, please email group facilitator, Liz Jonas at liz.jonas@ubc.ca. There is a maximum of 20 participants so make sure you register.
Adaptive resilience is the ability to recover from adversity, adapt, and thrive. It builds the capacity to be productive, resourceful, and creative while dealing with changing circumstances or adversity. Join us in this three-part series to learn new ways to build the behaviors, mental habits, and practices that promote personal resilience in any environment. The […]
In this roundtable discussion, panelists will discuss Indigenous futurisms — the projection of Indigenous peoples into imagined futures. Looking specifically toward cultural and political resurgence, invited speakers will discuss representations of the apocalypse — the end of capitalism, the demise of nation-state sovereignty, and the collapse of colonial law — in Indigenous literature, film, and new media while tracing out the practices of care and compassion that will sustain us in the age of the postapocalyptic.
Drop by for dedicated online writing time! Join a weekly Online Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community. We encourage you to have your own research and writing projects ready to work on. The Centre for Scholarly Communication will facilitate short opening and closing discussions and […]
Do you have technology-related questions? Are you having difficulty accessing and using UBC software and programs for online learning? Wondering about what technology is available to you as a student? Come to a Tech Connect Drop-In session with your Peer Technology Assistant! Bring your questions about: technical assistance Canvas and other UBC learning technologies access […]
You are invited to join our Teaching Online Learning Community! Each week we come together virtually to discuss topics related to teaching online, and to learn from each others’ online teaching experiences. There are many resources available, including: Building Community Planning your Online Course Using Kaltura to Record Lectures Building Virtual Learning Teams Assessing Participation […]
Join us for the Winter Badminton Ladder. This will provide you with friendly competition to improve your skills and meet new people.
UBC Okanagan Visual Arts Course Union Presents: Art on the Line '21, a stay-at-home gala affair. Guests are encouraged to have small glamourous at-home gatherings with 1920’s styled clothing, hairstyles and of course sequins and pearls! Host, Michael V. Smith, will certainly glitter as he leads us through a night of glamour! Lean into the frivolity!
Join UBCO Recreation and Selah Outdoor Explorations for a snowshoe tour this winter. Come and explore snowshoe trails in your own backyard between Crystal Mountain and Telemark Cross Country Ski area.
UBCO Recreation is excited to offer cross-country skiing in partnership with Telemark Nordic Club.
Drop in and join the conversation with fellow Graduate students and your Graduate Online Learning Coaches (GOLCs) Tune in from wherever you are. Sessions occur weekly on Mondays from 10 – 11 a.m. PST. These drop-ins are a casual way to: Meet and connect with fellow graduate students at UBC Okanagan Share experiences managing online classes, […]
Join us for the Winter Badminton Ladder. This will provide you with friendly competition to improve your skills and meet new people.
The College of Graduate Studies requires an abstract and lay summary for theses and dissertations. This online workshop will provide writing strategies and example abstracts and lay summaries from a range of disciplines. You are encouraged to bring questions. Suitable for graduate students from all disciplines. Questions? Contact csc.ok@ubc.ca REGISTER NOW
Looking for work? Connect with 80+ employers and volunteer organizations to explore your career options at the West Coast Jobs and Volunteer Expo. The Expo is hosted by the University of British Columbia, the University of Victoria, and Simon Fraser University and is open to all UBC students and alumni for all faculties and disciplines. […]
This is a support group to facilitate international students' adjustment, academic success and personal growth. This group is run as a closed group. To participate, please email group facilitator, Liz Jonas at liz.jonas@ubc.ca. There is a maximum of 20 participants so make sure you register.
Looking for work? Connect with 80+ employers and volunteer organizations to explore your career options at the West Coast Jobs and Volunteer Expo. The Expo is hosted by the University of British Columbia, the University of Victoria, and Simon Fraser University and is open to all UBC students and alumni for all faculties and disciplines. […]
As we develop inclusive, accessible classrooms, what should designers be attending to? What immediate steps can we make, that might make our classrooms more accessible? Join Dr. Earllene Roberts, Manager, Disability Resource Centre, who will provide considerations and recommendations from the course design change to daily classroom practice. Faculty, LDIs, course designers, TAs, and Learning […]
The Economics, Philosophy and Political Science Department in UBC Okanagan’s Irving K. Barber Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences presents the next Roger W. Gale Symposium in Philosophy, Politics and Economics.
This webinar will bring together invited speakers to reflect on experiences and challenges and share their thinking about the economic development futures of the next 20 years in four very different contexts, from Europe, Africa, North and South America.
Has feedback on your writing left you with more questions than answers? Now’s your chance to share your questions with some critical friends. In this “ask-me-anything” workshop, we will deconstruct the confusion around writing conventions that you have encountered and perhaps bust some of the myths out there about academic writing along the way. Have […]
In this session, students will participate in a facilitated discussion about work-place barriers using an intersectional lens and explore ways to overcome cultural barriers and improve cross cultural communication and expression. EMERGE is a week-long event featuring different workshops, speakers, coaching sessions, and networking opportunities intended to support Black students and students of color while they navigate the job market. The aim of this event is […]
The UBC Centre for Chronic Disease Prevention and Management (CCDPM) is pleased to present the Okanagan Clinical Neurosciences Grand Rounds in partnership with Interior Health. Join subject experts as they present interesting patient cases and facilitate discussions on a wide range of topics relevant to physicians and researchers from clinical neurosciences, primary care, and related […]
Do you have technology-related questions? Are you having difficulty accessing and using UBC software and programs for online learning? Wondering about what technology is available to you as a student? Come to a Tech Connect Drop-In session with your Peer Technology Assistant! Bring your questions about: technical assistance Canvas and other UBC learning technologies access […]
You are invited to join our Teaching Online Learning Community! Each week we come together virtually to discuss topics related to teaching online, and to learn from each others’ online teaching experiences. There are many resources available, including: Building Community Planning your Online Course Using Kaltura to Record Lectures Building Virtual Learning Teams Assessing Participation […]