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Ani Hosepyan, Assistant Dean of People and Organizational Development, UBC Sauder

Building a culture

Ani Hosepyan’s team launches “U Day” to integrate teaching, learning and professional development

Spotlight

UBC Vancouver and Okanagan campus

What’s next for UBC?

Take part in refreshing the university’s strategic plan

Hand putting in a ballot in box.

BC election 2024: watch a panel discussion

Political Science experts discuss how parties will meet BC policy challenges

Dr. Sarah-Patricia Breen

Attend UBC Okanagan’s Distinguished Speaker Series event

Dr. Sarah-Patricia Breen will discuss the complexities of rural development in BC

Explore UBC

A person wearing a sensor-covered cap is performing an experiment involving a soccer ball, with two people observing in the background.

Study shows soccer headers briefly slow brain activity

Findings reveal that impact produces brain waves that are associated with sleep and drowsiness

A multi-story building under construction with an exposed concrete framework.

Opportunities and challenges for BC housing ahead of the election

Researchers at UBC Housing Research Collective weigh in

This image is a page from a graphic novel, depicting a scene of traditional hunting methods used by Homalco First Nations people. The page consists of two main panels. In the top panel, two deer are shown grazing in a lush, green field with mountains in the background. The bottom panel shows a more action-oriented scene where a hunter, dressed in traditional clothing, is using a bow and arrow to shoot a deer while a white dog chases the deer towards the hunter.

Arts and Culture, Community, Research

From oral tradition to comics

A team of Indigenous artists create comics based on the stories of their Elders from the Homalco First Nation

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Bridging home and school: New study explores literacy and math development

UBCO researcher explores how the home environment affects a child’s learning

Derek Thompson — Čaabať Bookwilla, Suhiltun, Director, Indigenous Engagement

People, Teaching and Learning

Anchored to all that is good

Derek Thompson shares his reflection on community and the responsibility passed from one generation to the next

A group photo of 11 students from UBC Faculty of Education’s Indigenous Teacher Education Program. Photo dates back to March/April 2000. They are gathered outdoors posing for a photo.

Community, Research, Teaching and Learning

UBC’s Indigenous Teacher Education Program celebrates its 50th anniversary

Program offers a culturally relevant approach to education

We acknowledge that UBC’s two main campuses are situated within the ancestral and unceded territory of the Musqueam people, and in the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Syilx Okanagan Nation and their peoples.