Category Archives: Extracurricular Event

Are you a UBC or SFU student changemaker eager to create a social venture and secure seed funding for your initiative? This is your opportunity to learn how to launch, lead, and implement your venture in the community! http://www.facebook.com/l/oAQCDKAZMAQDMrQMjfpk12uyzVaMR5d_qG7Mk8Md_-OYJpw/beachangemakerchallenge.eventbrite.com/

The David Lam Library is hosting two Datastream training sessions on Thursday September 22nd in room DL 125:  10:00a.m.-11:00 a.m. (Beginners) 2:00p.m.-4:00p.m. (Advanced) Datastream is an international and interdisciplinary database of business and economic time series, used by academics and journalists … Continue reading →

Phelps Centre for the Study of Government and Business Invite you to the public lecture, “Can Green Power Save Us from Climate Change?”  Presented by Professor M. Scott Taylor, Canada Research Chair in International, Energy and Environmental Economics, University of … Continue reading →

This message is being posted on behalf of the Canaccord Learning Commons: Welcome to the start of the year Sauder! To kick off the year we’d like to invite you to join us as Linda Stewart, former Vancouver Police Department … Continue reading →

Sauder Africa Initiative is recruiting the 2012 Team! Are you a student passionate about social entrepreneurship & international development? Do you love business and would you like to put your business skills into a great use at the same time? … Continue reading →

To RSVP for the Terry Matthews speaker event, please note that the correct email address is: golriz@alacrityfoundation.com http://www.entrepreneurship.ubc.ca/2011/entrepreneurshipubc-presents-sir-terry-matthews-friday-sep-16th Regards, MBA & ECM Programs Office

Come see Sir Terry Matthews speak about his career as an entrepreneur and discuss future opportunities to participate in the entrepreneurship@Alacrity program. Date: Friday September 16th from 1 – 2 pm Venue: Room 228 McLeod Building (2356 Main Mall) Space will be limited, … Continue reading →