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My Food Job Rocks Podcast
Want to hear about cool food jobs and the passionate people who make the food industry? Check out a podcast made by Graduate Food Science student Adam Yee and FoodGrads.com – it’s called the My Food Job Rocks Podcast. These podcasts … Continue reading
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Tagged alumni, blog, fnh, food industry, food jobs, food science, food technology, LFS, Podcast
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Global Challenge – deadline Dec 20, 2016
THE OXFORD GLOBAL CHALLENGE You are invited to dive deep into an issue you are passionate about and present your findings to the world. Take on the Oxford Global Challenge! Solve a global challenge, win cash prizes, and compete for … Continue reading
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Tagged apbi, environmental issues, fnh, fre, global challenge, grs, LFS, national competition, social
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2017 AACT John Kitt Memorial Scholarship application deadline – April 4, 2017
The American Association of Candy Technologists (AACT) is offering the AACT John Kitt Memorial Scholarship. The $5,000 scholarship award for the 2017-2018 academic years is awarded to an undergraduate student (Sophomore or above) who has demonstrated an interest in food … Continue reading
Student Leadership Conference – Jan 7
As one of the largest student-run conferences in Canada, the Student Leadership Conference (SLC) is an opportunity to explore your abilities, a hub for amazing individuals in the community, and a platform that inspires action. The SLC features well-known keynote … Continue reading
Dobbin Atlantic Scholarship Programme application deadline – Dec 12
It is the objective of this programme to develop a new generation of academic, artistic, cultural and economic links between Atlantic Canada and Ireland. Scholarships will be awarded to Irish and Canadian applicants, in support of research trips between Ireland … Continue reading
LFS 350 Poster Presentations – Nov 30, 2016
Come support your fellow peers and check out the infographic posters developed by LFS 350 students this semester! All of the posters will be printed and displayed in a public space so the students with have an opportunity to highlight their efforts … Continue reading
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Tagged apbi, fnh, grs, LFS, lfs 350, poster presentation, showcase
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Lights on the Roof – Dec 2, 2016
Come one come all! Roots on the Roof is hosting a lantern festival at the Rooftop Garden on the 4th floor of the AMS Nest. Featuring student made lanterns, interactive art pieces, musical performances, and food; Lights on the Roof … Continue reading
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Tagged apbi, celebration. community, fnh, food, grs, lantern, LFS, lights on the roof, music
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FoodSafe 2 Course – Nov 19/21, 2016
Agora is offering a FoodSafe 2 course on November 19th 10am-4pm and November 21st 5:30pm-9:30pm. The cost is $90 for Agora volunteers and $100 for non-Agora volunteers. Space is limited and will be first come first serve. To find out … Continue reading
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Tagged Agora, apbi, course, fnh, foodsafe, fre, grs, LFS
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Let’s Talk Science Mentorship Program – Training Nov 10, 2016
VOLUNTEER FOR LET’S TALK SCIENCE’S HIGH SCHOOL MENTORSHIP PROGRAM For several years, Let’s Talk Science UBC has run a program in conjunction with local Vancouver schools to form mentoring relationships between high school students working on science fair projects and … Continue reading
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Tagged apbi, fnh, grs, let's talk science, LFS, ubc, volunteering
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Masters of Food and Resource Economics Info Sessions – Nov 9/10, 2016
The Master of Food and Resource Economics (MFRE) is hosting two info sessions in November. Join us to learn more about the program! • Wednesday – Nov 9th, 4:45 – 5:30pm in MCML366 • Thursday – Nov 10th, 4:45 – … Continue reading
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Tagged apbi, fnh, food and resource economics, fre, grs, info session, LFS, masters, mfre
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