UBC Okanagan November Faculty Town Hall
Join us on November 12th, for a Town Hall that will explore how our students are experiencing the online environment. This Town Hall will help faculty and staff tailor their approach in an aim to provide the best possible learning experience
UBC Okanagan Faculty Town Hall
The September 24, 2020 Faculty Town Hall was hosted by the Provost and Vice-President Academic and covered the Integrated Renewal Program (what faculty need to know) and a 2020-21 budget overview and update. A recording of the webinar is available.
Scholar Strike for Black Lives Canada
On September 9 and 10, a Scholar Strike for racial justice, an end to anti-Black police violence and anti-Indigenous colonial violence will take place in Canada and the United States.
You’re not crazy, you’re not wrong: Hearing experiences of people of colour in the university
On September 17th, the Provost and Vice-President Academic, UBC Okanagan invites you to a virtual talk on the contradictions of the university for people of colour.
August 2020 Newsletter – From the Provost’s home desk
Read the August 2020 edition of Ananya’s newsletter – From the Provost’s (home) desk!
Different together: Can we make it happen?
A conversation with members of the UBC community inspired by the global anti-racism demonstrations and BC’s #DifferentTogether pledge
From Awareness to Action to Innovation: Empowering Leaders Through Inclusive Excellence
Join Provost and Vice-President Academic, Dr. Ananya Mukherjee Reed, for an inaugural community reception. Enjoy wine, appetizers, and refreshments, connect with your colleagues and peers, and help recognize and celebrate diversity of the UBC Okanagan community.
Following the reception, you are invited to join Ananya for a livestream keynote by Dr. Damon A. Williams, a recognized scholar, educator, and leader working to advance equity, diversity and inclusion in higher education and the broader society.
Nursing program at OC and UBCO recognized for innovative curriculum
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing program at UBC Okanagan and Okanagan College has received long-term accreditation from the British Columbia College of Nursing Professionals (BCCNP), which regulates nurse training in the province.