Evaluating Classifications Based on the Concept of “Warrant” The iSchool regularly invites guest speakers to participate in their Colloquia Series. These events are open to the public, and are of interest to faculty, current students, alumni and other professionals and researchers in the community. Today’s session features a talk by Barbara Kwasnik, Professor, Syracuse University. […]

Visit this Orientations information booth as staff promote and recruit for Orientation Leader roles, alongside other leadership positions that are part of the greater “Have Fun” campaign.  Approximately 1,000 leaders will be recruited to help build a supportive and engaged community of new to UBC students, plan Orientations events and deliver programming. Drop by during […]

Curious about what you can post on a UBC departmental website, personal blog, shared wiki space, or social media platform? This workshop will cover what to keep in mind when using other people’s copyrighted work on publicly available websites. Tech Express is a series of lunchtime, informal sessions on learning technologies at UBC and the […]

In support of a partnership with Warwick University, the Graduate Programs Office at the Sauder School of Business presents this lecture by Professor James Tansy on First Nations Culture and Business in the region.

The need for academic libraries to seek out evidence for decision-making around collections and services has always existed, but is there a way we can do this better? Join Denise Koufogiannakis, Collections & Acquisitions Librarian at the University of Alberta Libraries, who will share insights into evidence-based library and information practice both from a philosophical […]

The Student Directed Seminars program allows senior students from all disciplines to propose and coordinate a senior seminar class. These seminars challenge the traditional pedagogical structures of the University by placing peer-based learning at the centre of the experience, offering students the opportunity to enhance their own education and to take a leadership role within […]

Thunderstudy is study hall held for varsity athletes at UBC and is facilitated by the Department of Athletics and Recreation.  Thunder-study is a chance for athletes to have a dedicated study space and also be able to access tutors in Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English, Math, Physics and Writing Skills. Visit the Academic Support page at […]

The University of British Columbia Mental Health Network (UBC MHN) was created to better coordinate groups on campus and promote mental health resources in a strategic and effective manner. It consists of representatives from various campus groups, including the AMS Sexual Assault Support Centre, Healthy Minds and UBC Wellness Centre, all interested in the promotion […]

Each week, chaplains from the Multi-Faith Chaplains Association are available to help you develop your spirituality and give some thoughts on faith issues. Drop by for information on what is happening in the various spiritual communities on campus, to check out the interactive theme for the week, and to find contact information for any of […]

The UBC Wellness Centre is a drop-in resource centre for students, offering peer-to-peer information on nutrition, mental health, sexual health, addictions, and other topics. Mainly run by volunteers, the Wellness Peer Educators, this training workshop will focus on health topics, leadership skills, and other personal and professional development aspects.