UBC Debates brings together four prominent voices to debate whether Aboriginal Title and Private Ownership Can Coexist.
How are our relationships with land and water linked to our personal well-being? This discussion delves into eco-anxiety, environmental change, and how our connections to place and community can enhance mental health and well-being. By drawing on Indigenous Knowledge and storytelling, we will examine how our relationships with water, the environment, and each other can […]
Speaker: Stuart Kinner, Curtin University, Australia People who have contact with the criminal justice system are distinguished by a high prevalence of complex, co-occurring health conditions, often in the context of entrenched disadvantage. Health outcomes after exposure to incarceration are typically poor, with markedly elevated rates of premature mortality and high-frequency use of acute and tertiary […]
What: Walk-in Flu vaccine clinic open to all UBC students. Where: First Nations House of Learning 1985 West Mall When: Nov 17th 12-2pm Bring: Your student ID and your Care Card Administered by Registered Nurses from Student Health and Wellbeing
Effective documentation is a critical component of midwifery care. Is your documentation clearly detailing your care? Are you leaving an intellectual footprint that is comprehensive and complete? Would some guidance […]
Midterm and final exams are high-stakes evaluation events that can be stressful for many students. Changes in the exam structure may turn exams into valuable opportunities for peer learning through discussion and feedback. In a two-stage exam, students first complete a test individually, and then immediately work in small collaborative groups. In this one-hour workshop, […]
Curiosity moves us. Determination gets us there—because progress doesn’t happen on its own. See how we push forward.
