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LFS 302B Field Studies in Indonesia will not be offered May 2016
LFS 302B Field Studies in Indonesia will not be offered in May 2016. Students interested in Field studies can still apply for the following programs. International Studies on Sustainable Agriculture – Cuba Deadline Extended to February 15 http://students.ubc.ca/career/international-experiences/global-seminars/international-studies-sustainable-agriculture-cuba … Continue reading
Dr. Elizabeth Feniak Award for Excellence in Technical Writing | due April 30, 2016
The Canadian Home Economics Foundation offers awards in a writing competition open to third and fourth year undergraduate students from Faculties of Home Economics, Family and Consumer Studies, Human Ecology, Foods and Nutrition, and Education, and for those in graduate … Continue reading
APBI Career Night | Feb 23, 2016
The Applied Biology program presents another in their series of APBI student ‘get-togethers’: Career Night, focusing on life after graduation. A diverse panel of alumni will talk about their transition from academic life to the next phase. Each panel member … Continue reading
2016 UBC Mental Health Symposium | Feb 27, 2016
Hey UBC, let’s talk about mental health! The UBC Mental Health Symposium is an annual conference held in collaboration between Student Development & Services and the Mental Health Network. It will give students, staff, and faculty a chance to engage … Continue reading
2016 Summer Roots on the Roof intern opportunity | apply by Feb 19, 2016
Roots on the Roof, the rooftop garden club on The Nest, is looking for 2 summer 2016 interns. The volunteer interns will learn about gardening, food distribution, food literacy workshops, and much more! This is a great opportunity to connect … Continue reading
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2016 UBC Farm Internships available | apply by Feb 17, 2016
Now accepting applications for 2016 UBC Farm internships! Apply by February 17 The UBC Farm Career Development Internship engages UBC students with their local food system and creates opportunities to experience the working environment of a food sustainability focused organization. … Continue reading
AlumniUBC presents “Your Next Step: The Art of Influence” | Feb 10, 2016
Your Next Step: The Art of Influence What does it mean to be influential? While some people possess a natural talent to make themselves heard, for others it is a skill that requires years to perfect. However, it’s critical to … Continue reading
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IdeasXchange “International Development” Workshop | Feb 25, 2016
*INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT | INTERDISCIPLINARY SOLUTIONS* *Panel Discussion and Workshop | February 25* Our second* panel discussion and workshop *will feature an interactive discussion on achieving interdisciplinary solutions to international development. Panelists and facilitators will range from various disciplines and backgrounds, including the … Continue reading
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IdeasXchange “Community Development” Workshop | Feb 11, 2016
Join us for a lively discussion with some of Vancouver’s most accomplished community leaders and visionaries on building sustainable and resilient communities. This will be followed by a workshop facilitated by graduate UBC SCARP students. Eventbrite RSVP required: http://bit.ly/1ZI2E9G Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1S07ZKL When: Thursday … Continue reading
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Think Global, Link Local networking event | March 18, 2016
Think Global, Link Local (TGLL) is an annual networking event hosted by UNAC-Vancouver (United Nations Association of Canada). The first TGLL event was held in March 2013, and has become a successful annual event that provides undergraduates and recent graduates … Continue reading