The CBR is pleased to present its 20th Annual Earl W. Davie Symposium on November 12, 2026! The symposium is a full-day, hybrid event (held at UBC Robson Square and virtually) that brings together international and local experts to discuss the latest advances in hemostasis, thrombosis, vascular biology, bleeding disorders, cardiovascular and neurologic diseases, and […]
Explore the neuroscience of trauma and its effects on students’ executive skills, emotions, and learning capacity. This session lays the groundwork for understanding how trauma shapes the classroom experience. Learning Outcomes: By the end of this workshop, you will be able to Define the impact of trauma on executive skills, in particular teaching and learning […]
Starting in September, the CTLT will host a series of online drop-in sessions for applicants planning on submitting Teaching and Learning Enhancement Fund (TLEF) or Open Educational Resources (OER) Fund applications. Applicants can register for any of these online sessions to discuss their project ideas and receive feedback and advice on topics such as pedagogical approach, […]
The Drop-In Clinics are open for administrators of UBC weblogs or websites to get one-on-one support in WordPress and Wiki for Teaching and Learning or Administrative purposes. Participants should come prepared with a list of questions specific to their sites when attending this session. Specialists at the clinic will assist you in addressing and resolving […]
This November, join the Centre for Writing and Scholarly Communication for an online writing retreat as part of UBC’s Thrive campaign, and connect with others across UBC as you write. Whether you’re working on a dissertation, research article, grant proposal, course paper, or any other project, this is your time for dedicated writing. Our structured […]
Speaker: Dr. Ruth Joy, Simon Fraser University Decadal-scale increases in underwater sound pressure levels from commercial vessels now pollute the echolocation frequency ranges that Southern Resident killer whales (SRKW) depend on to hunt in the Salish Sea. Within a prey field already depleted by declines in their preferred prey, Chinook salmon, high ambient noise further […]
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