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Day 2 of Throwback Week is all about the 60s! Go back in time with us as we celebrate the music, fashion, and culture of this awesome era! Tues, March 19 8 am-6 pm UFV Student Lounge (S1111) Abbotsford Campus For more information, contact Cambree Lovesy at cambree.lovesy@ufv.ca 03/20/2019
Join us for the final day of Throwback Week in the UFV Student Lounge! We’ll have 90s music, TV shows, board games, and scrunchie making happening all day! Thurs, March 22 8 am-6 pm UFV Student Lounge (S1111) Abbotsford Campus For more information, contact Cambree Lovesy at cambree.lovesy@ufv.ca 03/23/2019
Join us for the first day of Throwback Week in the UFV Student Lounge! We’re taking it way back as we celebrate the 1950s with a polaroid photobooth, old school music, and the ultimate party environment! Mon, March 18 8 am-6 pm UFV Student Lounge (S1111) Abbotsford Campus For more information, contact Cambree Lovesy … Read more
Join us on April 11 + 12 for a workshop on peace literacy! Paul Chappell will be returning to UFV, alongside co-facilitator Sharyn Clough to host the workshop Peace Literacy Training: Survival Skills for the 21st Century. Abbotsford F125 Thurs, April 11: 10:30 am-4:30 pm Fri, April 12: 9:30 am-3:30 pm A pizza lunch will … Read more
Members of the UFV community are invited to a reading by Russell Diabo from Whose Land is it Anyway? A Manual for Decolonization. The event, which will be held on March 19 from 6-8 pm in room B140, Abbotsford campus, is presented by the Federation of Post-Secondary Educators’ Human Rights and International Solidarity committee as … Read more
Want to learn more about accounting as a career and land yourself a job? Attend the Accounting Bootcamp and learn more from alumni, current UFV students, and hiring managers from KPMG and MNP. Learn about: 1. The recruiting process 2. How to efficiently network 3. Benefits and opportunities in co-op 4. Experienced (EVR) and pre-approved … Read more
Help build a startup in 24 hours. Fri. to Sat, Mar. 22-23, 5 pm to 5 pm Building A, Chilliwack campus Open to college and university students, and anyone else over 18 with skills in: • Business • User experience • Software, video games, hardware, robotics, mechatronics. Experience you’ll gain: • Introduction to what it … Read more
Come join colleagues to celebrate the retirement of educational advisor Cathy Anderson. Wed, March 27 3–4:30 pm Chwk A2215 For more information, contact Marlie Murphy at marlie.murphy@ufv.ca 03/27/2019
Event name: Explore Your Wellness Hosted by Social Work 380 (Community Development) students and the Peer Resource & Leadership Centre What does wellness mean to you? Come join the conversation about why wellness is important for all UFV students! Explore Your Wellness will feature a guided painting session, a collaborative art activity, games, resources and … Read more
Please join Dean Alastair Hodges in welcoming Dr. Don McKenzie to UFV as part of the Faculty of Health Sciences Dean’s Speaker Series. Dr. Don McKenzie is a professor of kinesiology and director of the Division of Sports Medicine at the University of British Columbia. McKenzie is an exercise physiologist and physician with a long … Read more
Human Resources is committed to supporting your personal, academic, and professional growth. Below is a list of upcoming learning, development, and wellness workshops available (at no charge) for UFV employees. For registration information and updated workshops, please visit ufv.ca/hr/learning–development. Updates include Managing Your Money, The Journey to Wellness and a new date for Evidence Based … Read more
Join us for a St. Paddy’s Pub Night! There will be a silent auction, door prizes, and a 50/50 draw. Test your design knowledge in our design trivia and win prizes! Open to all design enthusiasts 🙂 Tickets are $20 for students and $25 for non-students. A ticket will get you a burger and fries … Read more
The social construction of difference involves a society that targets individuals based on race, sex, mental health or anything that can be discriminated against. Treating people like outcasts, because of conditions that cannot be changed without the society accepting and understanding those individuals. Based on the UN day of Social Justice (February 20). The current … Read more
Join History faculty and students for the third and final film screening and discussion for the winter term – “Chisholm ’72: Unbought and Unbossed” (PBS, 2004). Shirley Chisholm, mid-20th Century, first Black woman elected to the U.S. Congress and first woman to run for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination. Everyone is welcome. Tues, March 19 … Read more
This tournament is no longer a fundraiser, but just a good, old-fashioned employee fun-filled event where we can come together as colleagues to enjoy a day of golf, food, and laughs. Saturday, May 11 at 9 am (shot-gun start). Cost is $40 per person with only 120 spots available on a first-come, first-served basis. This … Read more