This workshop will introduce core research data management (RDM) concepts and provide a space to work towards creating data management plans.
Unwind, de-stress and take a moment for your mental wellness in a one-hour yoga class, open to all campus students. No pre-registration required. Please arrive a few minutes early to set up your mat. Bring your mat (if you have one) and water. Email: claire.bresciani@ubc.ca
Come get active and Find Your Fit right here on campus!
Come join UBCO Recreation for this fun program at Airhouse Sports Academy.
This online workshop will provide writing strategies and example abstracts and lay summaries from a range of disciplines.
In April 2023, UBC Okanagan’s Senate Policy Working Group will review UBC Okanagan’s Policy on Examinations. The Working Group seeks undergraduate student feedback to inform Senate discussions on potential policy changes. In support of this, UBCO will be conducting focus groups to gather student feedback for the Group's review. Work is sponsored by the Associate Vice […]
Dive into open publishing tool Pressbooks in this Open UBC workshop.
Explore different approaches to using the UBC Wiki for open assignments.
Join four UBC professors and get inspired by their leading research in Indigenous literature, health, bioengineering and climate change.
International students in Masters and PhD programs have distinct goals for navigating their careers and preparing for life after graduation. This interactive session will cover common questions and strategies for international students at the graduate level. Register
The Centre for Scholarly Communication (CSC) will be hosting weekly drop-ins to help answer your questions and guide your research.
These dialogues are a way for the UBCO community to more clearly identify and define the environmental and social values the university uses when purchasing local food from Okanagan food producers.
Join us to more clearly identify and define the environmental and social values our university uses when purchasing local food from Okanagan food producers.
Be inspired by Dr. Ainsley Carry our Vice-President Students who is a passionate advocate for students. Come learn about Ainsley's extensive experience as he focuses on providing students at UBC with an unmatched learning environment. Students will have the chance to ask any questions they may have. Dr. Ainsley Carry is a highly respected higher […]
Come enjoy cross country skiing at Telemark Nordic Club!
Learn how to conduct informational interviews that allow you to explore career options and cultivate meaningful relationships with industry experts.
The Department of History and Sociology invites the public to attend Class, Gender and Race on trial: An ethnography of “mental-health courtrooms” in Quebec, a lecture from Dr. Emmanuelle Bernheim. Dr. Emmanuelle Bernheim is a Professor in the Faculty of Law, Civil Law Section, at the University of Ottawa and holds the Canada Research Chair in Mental […]
Come join UBCO Recreation for Squash lessons this spring!
Come learn to Latin Dance or take your skills to the next level with UBCO Recreation!
In April 2023, UBC Okanagan’s Senate Policy Working Group will review UBC Okanagan’s Policy on Examinations. The Working Group seeks undergraduate student feedback to inform Senate discussions on potential policy changes. In support of this, UBCO will be conducting focus groups to gather student feedback for the Group's review. Work is sponsored by the Associate Vice […]
Join our weekly hybrid Writing Community to help mitigate social isolation and write alongside other members of the UBCO community.
Dilsora Komil-Burley will defend their dissertation.
The campus community is invited to a talk from Dr. Stefi Baum, Senior Scholar in physics and astronomy at the University of Manitoba.
Come join UBCO Recreation for Gymnastics Lessons this Spring!
Come join UBCO Recreation for a night of fun at McCurdy Bowling Centre!
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We respectfully acknowledge the Syilx Okanagan Nation and their peoples, in whose traditional, ancestral, unceded territory UBC Okanagan is situated.
