Stop by our table at Sawchuk Theatre (COM 104) to learn more about coercion and connect with SVPRO’s Consent Ambassadors.
An end of semester, stress-busting event, where students from any program can drop in to experience a fun and informative day of seed-bomb making, conversation, and laughter.
Drop in and join the Sexual Violence Prevention & Response Office's Consent Ambassadors who will be hosting a calming colour-and-chat event in the Sawchuk Theatre to raise awareness and share resources about intimate partner violence (IPV).
Join us for this presentation from Medicine Hat Police Service
Join us for this presentation from Medicine Hat Police Service
Celebrate International Francophonie Day on your way to lunch.
Featuring True Reconciliation: How to be a Force for Change How can just relations challenge colonialism? And how do we centre reconciliation and justice in climate solutions? Hear from former Member of Parliament, former Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, and bestselling author Jody Wilson-Raybould, while connecting with a community striving to contribute […]
Want to learn about undergraduate research experiences at UBC Okanagan? Join the Undergraduate Research Showcase for an afternoon of presentations on Friday, March 1, from 2:30 to 4 pm in the Sawchuk Family Theatre (SFT) COM 104. Drop by any time throughout the session, bring your questions, enter the prize draw and enjoy some refreshments […]
This stream is for undergraduate students or Masters' students whose program is not on the BC PNP Eligibility. In this session, we will review eligibility, documents, application process, and timeline.
Stop by the Equity Ambassadors’ booth to learn about Black Liberation in Canada for Black History Month. Enter to win a prize pack and hear about upcoming Black History month events.
Celebrate the start of Black History Month and drop by the kick-off booth to grab a coffee, enjoy some music, and learn more about Black History Month and what’s happening on campus and in the community this month.
Drop by the Sawchuk Family for a treat and celebrate sex positivity with us.
Stop by the Sawchuck Family Theatre (COM 104) to learn more about Sextortion and to find out about your options for support.
Stop by Sawchuk Family Theatre to colour in some fun and informational posters about SVPRO and sexual education.
Stop by the Sawchuck Family Theatre to learn more about Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) at UBCO.
The campus Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office (SVPRO) will be hosting our 3rd annual Did You Know Campaign to educate the campus community about the UBC Sexual Misconduct Policy (SC17).
Employer Information Session: Unlock a Work-Life Balance with the BC Sheriff Service
UBCO Library and UBCO Global Engagement Office invites you to visit the Sawchuk Family Theatre to send a free UBCO postcard.
UBCO Library and UBCO Global Engagement Office invites you to visit the Sawchuk Family Theatre to send a free UBCO postcard.
October 11 is National Coming Out Day. This day celebrates the many people who identify as 2SLGBTQIA+ who “come out” (a term stemming from the phrase “come out of the closet”) to friends or family about their sexuality. Visit our celebration station to recognize this big moment with bracelet making, snacks, coffee and more!
Grow Your Career with Weyerhaeuser For more than a century, Weyerhaeuser has been growing trees and making forest products that improve lives in fundamental ways. They manage millions of acres of forests on a continuous and fully sustainable cycle. They are responsible stewards of our land for multiple uses, including recreation, conservation, economic development and […]
Join us to learn more about Orange Shirt Day.
Join us to learn more about Orange Shirt Day.
Join us to learn more about Orange Shirt Day.
Join the Career Development team for the first employer information session of the term with Exceed Electrical Engineering!
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