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  • Slow Fashion Season

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    Slow Fashion Season, Jan 1 – Mar 27 | Fast fashion, textile waste, and unsustainable clothing consumption are global environmental problems. Can we make a difference, here and now, in the […]

  • On the Button Curling Bonspiel

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    HURRY HARD! Sweep those winter blues away with a fun night of curling. Whether it's your first time on the ice or you're a seasoned sweeper this tournament is a great way to try and Canadian national pastime. Sign up closes: Jan-13

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  • Employer On-Campus: Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSE)

    Brock Hall 1874 East Mall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

    Recruiters from the Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSE) will be on campus to answer questions about CSE’s Student Program, with positions currently available for Fall 2026 in Ottawa, Ontario. Recruiters will also be available to discuss current Professional Opportunities, such as Software Developer and Foreign Language Intelligence Analyst (Chinese). CSE is the national cryptologic agency, […]

  • Job Search Strategies

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    Learn the best ways to look for work online and in-person, and decide which strategies will help you to access the hidden job market.

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    Community Luncheon

    C. K. Choi Building for the Institute of Asian Research 1855 West Mall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

    CMS is thrilled to invite you to its Community Luncheon on January 19, 2025. Join us for the final Community Luncheon of the academic year at the C.K. Choi building, with lunch and lively conversations among CMS affiliates, both familiar and new. Whether you’re a CMS faculty member, student, staff, visiting scholar, community partner, or […]

    Free

  • UBC CPD: Nawh whu’nus’en — We see in two worlds: Trauma sensitive practices for collectively healing in relationship Level 1

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    The Nawh Whu’nus’en – We See in Two Worlds course is based on a widely accepted understanding that trauma-sensitive practices are the basis for offering culturally-safe and respectful health services for Indigenous relatives. It draws on two-eyed seeing models, weaving together Indigenous ways of knowing with western trauma theory and neuroscience. It blends Dr. Michael […]

    Free