Tag Archives: food
FNH/BEd Dual Degree Program Application Extended to Feb 13
The LFS Dual Degree Program in Food, Nutrition and Health, and Education Application has been extended to February 13, 2015 at 4pm. Please submit your applications to the LFS Student Services Office. For more information, please visit http://www.landfood.ubc.ca/academics/undergraduate/fnh/dual-degree-fnh-ed/ or speak … Continue reading
Volunteer at Agora!
Agora Cafe is still looking for volunteers! If you are looking to get involved on campus, this may be the perfect opportunity for you! They are looking for more volunteers to fill the following shifts, with the highest priority being … Continue reading
LFS|US Wednesday Night Dinners Every Wednesday
Hungry at 5 pm on Wednesdays and don’t know where to find food? LFS|US is bringing Wednesday Night Dinners back EVERY Wednesday! Come down to the Agora Space in MacMillan for a delicious and hearty meal for only $5. Don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged fiesta, food, meal, wheat, wnd
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Common Energy Presents Pumpkin Pooloza! Oct 23
Pumpkin Pooloza! Pumpkins Galore! Common Energy, a sustainability group on campus, wants to show you how to use all parts of this iconic symbol of harvest season and Halloween. It’s easy and tasty to reduce food waste, it just takes … Continue reading
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Tagged common energy, food, pumpkins, sustainability, ubc sustainability initiative
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The Langley Sustainable Agriculture Foundation Workshop, Nov 8
The Langley Sustainable Agriculture Foundation presents The Future of Food & Farming Workshop Featuring renowned farmer, author and speaker, Joel Salatin of Polyface Farms. Date: Saturday, November 8th Time: 8:30 am – noon Place: Langley Events Centre, 7888 200 St., … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, farming, food, sustainable, sustainable agriculture
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BC Public Attitudes Toward Agriculture and Food 2014 – Report
Check out this recent report on BC public attitudes towards agriculture and food. It is a detailed topline report from August 2014. BC Poll Agriculture and Food Aug 2014
Nutrition Leadership Volunteer Opportunity – Sir Franklin Elementary
Reading Week: Sir John Franklin Elementary School About the project Students in grades K to 7 will participate in fun activities that encourage healthy living and promote the school’s values of social responsibility and school health. Through engaging classroom activities, … Continue reading
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Tagged food, fun, leadership, LFS, nutrition, reading week, team, volunteer
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Youth Engagement Intern, Food and Nutrition – due Jan 8
Youth Engagement Intern, FOOD and NUTRITION Job Description The West 1 community of schools is seeking several energetic and organized individuals to be responsible for delivering after-school food and nutrition/ cooking programs for school-aged children at a number of … Continue reading
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Tagged food, internship, nutrition, opportunity, volunteer
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Appetite for Change: Understanding Community Meal Programs in Schools – November 20
Wednesday, November 20, 2013 12:30 – 1:50 pm (60 min workshop followed by Q&A) OR; 2:30 – 3:50 pm (60 min workshop followed by Q&A) Location: Vij’s Kitchen, Room 130, Food, Nutrition and Health Building (2205 East Mall) Food programs in … Continue reading
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Tagged food, nutrition, school food programs
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UBC CLI grant conversation over brunch – Get fed and learn about community project grants!
Learn from 5 students who took their community engagement to the next level by: Taking initiative to apply for funding Taking ownership of the project by helping to design one based on the community’s need Building leadership skills by carrying out a vision from start to … Continue reading
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Tagged Community, engaged, food, grants, projects
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