Join us at this in-person panel discussion celebrating Black women and their achievements, lived experiences, paths to success, and contributions to the UBCO community.
Anxious about your career? Looking to find a mentor who has similar experiences? Join us for a discussion with our inspiring alumni who will share their experiences before, during and after graduating from UBC. Our Alumni panel is presented in collaboration with the UBCO Alumni Engagement Office and consists of: Guillermo Angel – BA '13 […]
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 […]
Join a conversation circle comprised of local and national scholars, including Indigenous educators, Canadian Research Chairs and curricular theorists, as they reflect on local and regional decolonizing curricular efforts.
The Department of Economics, Philosophy and Political Science invites you to Minds & Music: Yearning for the End of Turmoil, a chamber music recital with comments on the repertoire by the musicians themselves.
Celebrate the last day of Black History Month with an IBPOC Faculty and Staff Get Together. Join together in solidarity with other IBPOC faculty, staff, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students to recognize and appreciate the achievements, impact and legacies of Black community members.
In celebration of Black History Month, "The Drag and Ball of it All" event will aim to educate and inform participants about the history and cultural significance of the ballroom scene, and its influence on current popular culture.
This event is aimed at current and prospective English majors and minors, and it will include a costume contest with prizes, a photo booth, dancing, (non-alcoholic) drinking, and snacking.
Join us for a conversation with Lady Dia and Trophy Ewila who are both alumni of UBC. Their rich experiences and community connections will inspire you on your career journey. Trophy Ewila is best understood through his interest in finding the ‘name of Africa given by its Indigenous inhabitants before Colonialism’. He is a graduate […]
Take part in the Student Experience Office’s Queer Tie Dye Night! We'll provide you with a free T-shirt or accessory to tie-dye. You are also welcome to bring your own white clothing or accessories too (cotton items work best). Join us in UNC Ballroom (UNC 200) for a fun and colourful evening. Show your pride […]
If you are new to UBCO, we welcome you to attend a dinner, featuring a student panel and many campus partners.
Join Phil Barker, Vice-Principal and Associate Vice-President, Research and Innovation for an informal and engaging afternoon.
The DRC invites you to attend this open space for students, staff, faculty, and community members to come together for an afternoon of community and connection.
All Black-identifying members of the UBCO community are invited to a community lunch to connect.
Join Waubgeshig Rice, Anishinaabe author and journalist, as he shares how his culture and community inspired him to pursue storytelling.
Join Justice Suzanne Côté's lecture in honour of the 40th anniversary of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Celebrate teaching excellence in our community by recognizing the outstanding achievements of UBC Okanagan teachers and mentors.
Join the Postdoctoral Association of UBC Okanagan on December 6, 2021, for UBC Okanagan's first in-person Postdoc Research Day.
Suk-Young Kim is Professor of Theater and Performance Studies at UCLA where she also directs Center for Performance Studies. She will be on campus on Monday, March 16 working with students, faculty and offering a research talk and a free public talk.
The Okanagan School of Education hosts a panel discussion on reconciling pedagogies.
UBC is in the final stage of developing an Indigenous Strategic Plan, which will guide the university's Indigenous engagement initiatives for years to come. Join the discussion.
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