UBC Okanagan’s Department of Economics, Philosophy and Political Science invites the community to a talk from Louise Amoore of Durham University.
The Department of Economics, Philosophy and Political Science invites you to attend the Roger W. Gale Symposium.
A week-long festival bringing together members of local communities, and academics and artists from various parts of the world, in a forum where they can interact, express themselves, and inquire.
A week-long festival bringing together members of local communities, and academics and artists from various parts of the world, in a forum where they can interact, express themselves, and inquire.
A week-long festival bringing together members of local communities, and academics and artists from various parts of the world, in a forum where they can interact, express themselves, and inquire.
A week-long festival bringing together members of local communities, and academics and artists from various parts of the world, in a forum where they can interact, express themselves, and inquire.
A week-long festival bringing together members of local communities, and academics and artists from various parts of the world, in a forum where they can interact, express themselves, and inquire.
A week-long festival bringing together members of local communities, and academics and artists from various parts of the world, in a forum where they can interact, express themselves, and inquire.
A week-long festival bringing together members of local communities, and academics and artists from various parts of the world, in a forum where they can interact, express themselves, and inquire.
Joint the awards ceremony and rooftop reception to celebrate UBC Okanagan's outstanding Researchers of the Year.
This is a great chance for student filmmakers to see their films or videos on a big screen.
Graduate students have just 180 seconds and one slide to tell you about their research.
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Kelowna, BC Canada V1V 1V7
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We respectfully acknowledge the Syilx Okanagan Nation and their peoples, in whose traditional, ancestral, unceded territory UBC Okanagan is situated.
