Events

TEI Workshop

    The workshop will address how TEI (the language of the Text Encoding Initiative) fits in to larger Digital Humanities projects. No prior experience with TEI is required. To ensure the quality and efficiency of the workshop, we’ve limited the number of attendees to 15. Day 1: Overview of TEI as editorial best practice; sustainability, interoperability […]

    TEI Workshop

      The workshop will address how TEI (the language of the Text Encoding Initiative) fits in to larger Digital Humanities projects. No prior experience with TEI is required. To ensure the quality and efficiency of the workshop, we’ve limited the number of attendees to 15. Day 1: Overview of TEI as editorial best practice; sustainability, interoperability […]

      Mental Health Awareness Club Training

        A training workshop that is being hosted by the Wellness Centre Coordinator, Amanda Unruh and the Wellness Coaching Coordinator, Diana Jung. This is a professional development and leadership training workshop for the executive members of the Mental Health Awareness Club. The UBC Mental Health Awareness Club (UBC MHAC) is a student-run initiative that was founded […]

        Work Learn Resume Workshop

          The Work Learn program fosters student learning and career development through meaningful on-campus work experiences. Through their Work Learn jobs, students will not just be earning money, but will develop personal and professional skills, develop self-awareness through reflection, have the opportunity to apply their knowledge in a practical setting, gain mentorship, expand their network, and […]

          Funding your studies at UBC

            We’ll be offering a session on planning for program costs, budgeting, available awards/scholarships, student loans & UBC bursary. Loans, awards, and work are all helpful options. Don’t forget to take advantage of UBC’s financial resources and tools, and make sure you maintain eligibility for your loans and awards.

            Work Learn Resume Workshop

              The Work Learn program fosters student learning and career development through meaningful on-campus work experiences. Through their Work Learn jobs, students will not just be earning money, but will develop personal and professional skills, develop self-awareness through reflection, have the opportunity to apply their knowledge in a practical setting, gain mentorship, expand their network, and […]

              Bachelor of Education Financial Workshop

                Open to all UBC students with a focus on Bachelor of Education students. Provides an overview of government student loans, UBC financial support options, specific financial matters related to the BEd program and Q&As.

                General Orientation to Academic Life ( GOAL) Workshops

                  The General Orientation to Academic Life (GOAL) workshops are designed to equip UBC- Rits students with information and skills to adapt to academic life on campus. This series of two workshops ( and four sessions) are aimed at providing students with interactive sessions where they can participate in activities that will enhance their understanding of […]

                  Peer Program Training for Wellness Peers and Emergency Medical Aid Team

                    Peer Programs is a network of student teams that strive to improve the UBC student experience through programs and events in areas like academics, careers, and personal development. These teams are structured, advised, and supported by UBC staff. Two of these student teams are: the UBC Wellness Peers and UBC Emergency Medical Aid Team(EMAT). EMAT […]

                    SLAIS’ Dodson Visiting Professor Talk

                      The Dodson Visiting Professorship is named in honour of Suzanne and Earl Dodson. This fellowship provides funds to enable the successful candidate to spend a term engaged in teaching and research at the iSchool and with the UBC community. The iSchool is pleased to announce that the Dodson Visiting Professor for the 2015-16 academic year […]