Join UBC students and faculty to discuss what secondary students need to know to be successful in the post-secondary environment. By making connections between inquiry-based learning in the K-12 context and information literacy in the post-secondary environment, attendees will explore opportunities for educators to support student transition between K-12 and higher education. Registration required.
Join UBC students and faculty to discuss what secondary students need to know to be successful in the post-secondary environment. By making connections between inquiry-based learning in the K-12 context and information literacy in the post-secondary environment, attendees will explore opportunities for educators to support student transition between K-12 and higher education. Registration required.
Maternal and Infant Health Canada (MIH Can) focuses on improving the health of communities in India, with an emphasis on children and mothers, helping meet the ‘upstream’ and ‘downstream’ needs. Registration required.
Assignments, exams, papers, readings… the last part of term is packed with work and stress. Come for board games, yoga and more! Relax, unwind, and de-stress during one of the busiest times of term right near your favourite study spot on campus.
The Intergovernmental panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has declared that we must halve global greenhouse gas emissions in the next 11 years to stay within 1.5 degrees of warming. In this talk, Seth Wynes expains why universities should be motivated to take action and explore some of the changes that could make an immediate impact. Registration required.
The design of the difficulty adjustment algorithm (DAA) of the Bitcoin system is vulnerable as it dismisses miners’ response to the difficulty adjustment. Find out more about the economic model of the Proof-of-Work based blockchain system.
Communicating your research and ideas effectively and ethically requires being accurate, objective, honest, and clear. This means understanding the writing conventions of your academic discipline and being attuned to and adept at all practices that ensure those objectives are met. Registration required.
Join Dr. Tess Prendergast, Lecturer in Librarianship at the iSchool, for this colloquium series talk about inclusion of people with disabilities in public libraries.
Students will host tables to showcase and exchange the zines they have produced in Dr. Jessi Taylor’s course GRSJ 102: Global Issues in Social Justice. Drop by and learn more about zines, discuss the experience of students creating social justice focused zines, and bring your own to exchange.
Students will host tables to showcase and exchange the zines they have produced in Dr. Jessi Taylor’s course GRSJ 102: Global Issues in Social Justice.