The Centre for Workplace Accessibility is thrilled to host a panel discussion on invisible disability in the workplace in recognition of the UN International Day for Persons with Disabilities (observed on December 3rd) and in collaboration with THRIVE month. Four UBC employee panelists with lived experience (Logan J. Smilges, Rochelle Mazar, Kathryn Douglas-Campbell and Electra […]
Disciplines Over Time: Making, Keeping and Breaking the Boundaries of Knowledge William H. McCutcheon, Professor Emeritus, Physics and Astronomy; Jess McIver, Associate Professor, Physics and Astronomy; and Pedro Villalba González, PhD Candidate, Physics and Astronomy, and Green College Resident Member Coach House, Green College, UBC and livestreamed Thursday, January 16, 5-6:30 pm, with reception to […]
Today’s youth makes up a significant portion of the global population yet they hold the least power— institutionally speaking. As climate change threatens the sake of our futures, it is important more than ever to get youth involved in the the climate movement and ocean sciences. By learning ways to encourage, support, and uplift youth […]
Your Data, Your Privacy: Join the Conversation UBC is excited to host Data Privacy Week 2025, a series of informative and insightful sessions focusing on privacy and information security. From January 28 to 30, 2025, faculty and staff are invited to engage in discussions aimed at raising awareness about crucial privacy issues affecting our community. […]
CMS is thrilled to invite you to its quarterly Community Luncheon on January 28, 2024. Come and join us at the C.K. Choi building for lunch and captivating conversations among CMS affiliates, both familiar and new faces! Whether you’re a CMS faculty member, student, staff, visiting scholar, community partner, or simply intrigued by what we […]
Your Data, Your Privacy: Join the Conversation UBC is excited to host Data Privacy Week 2025, a series of informative and insightful sessions focusing on privacy and information security. From January 28 to 30, 2025, faculty and staff are invited to engage in discussions aimed at raising awareness about crucial privacy issues affecting our community. […]
