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University Relations publishes The Exchange as an email newsletter distributed to faculty and staff on the first and third Wednesday of each month.
Current edition: November 20, 2019
Current Edition:
November 20, 2019
- City’s transportation consultation comes to campus
- Top tips for dealing with student concerns
- Survey: UBC Drinks Tap Water
- Reminder: Participate in the 2019 WES Pulse by Nov. 25
- Nov. 28: Gathering to celebrate the late Jessie Ravnsborg
- Dec. 3 and 10: Crucial Conversations workshop
- Dec. 11: Understanding your travel benefits
- Call for nominations: Researcher of the Year
- UBC releases the 2018/19 Annual Sustainability Report
- Your ideas sought: BC's future workforce
More Exchange news
Work Study applications now opens
Work Study applications are now open and being received until January 10 for 2020/21 summer and winter session funding.
Gathering to celebrate the late Jessie Ravnsborg
Friends and colleagues are invited to celebrate the life of Jessie Ravnsborg on Thursday, November 28, 2019 from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the University Centre Ballroom (UNC 200).
Expanding support for humanities research
UBC has established Public Humanities Hubs (PHH) on each campus to support collaborative research among humanists. The PHH initiative was developed to complement existing research cluster competitions and provide support fitting the nature of collaboration within the humanities.
UBCO marks length of service milestones for faculty and staff
Faculty and staff who have worked for the university from 15 to 45 years of service were congratulated at a Length of Service Recognition reception held in late October.
UBC Drinks Tap Water
From November 14 to 29, UBC Wellbeing encourages students, staff and faculty to increase their consumption of tap water through a project called UBC Drinks Tap Water.
Readers needed: help evaluate student profiles
Volunteer broad-based admissions readers are critical to the undergraduate admission process and in helping to shape our community of students on campus.
