Event

Settler Colonialism in Palestine and Canada: Resilience Despite Dispossession — Feb 2

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UFV employees are invited to Settler Colonialism in Palestine and Canada: Resilience Despite Dispossession, a talk by Dr. Gwendolyn Point and Dr. André Elias Mazawi. Friday, February 6 from 2-4:30 PM on the Abbotsford campus (location room will be shared with registered participants the day before the event) Registration: forms.office.com/r/mkzMzk75cE Space is limited. Registration closes … Read more

Beyond Red Flags: Skills for Healthy, Respectful Relationships — Feb 11

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Ever wondered what healthy relationships look like? Join this workshop hosted by Student Wellness facilitated by with counsellor Danica Elliot from SARA for Women to learn how to spot red and green flags, set boundaries, communicate clearly, and build respectful relationships. Practical, honest, and judgment-free. Whether you’re navigating friendships, dating, in a long-term relationship, or … Read more

InterFaith Lecture Series — Baba Farid, a 13th-century Punjabi-Sofi poet

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InterFaith Lecture Series by Dr. Asma Quadri, Research Associate at the South Asian Studies Institute Please join our InterFaith lecture series, which will be delivered in English and Punjabi. Lecture on BABA FARID, a 13th century Punjabi Sufi poet This lecture explores the spiritual and poetic legacy of Baba Farid, a 13th century Punjabi Sufi … Read more

InterFaith Lecture Series; The traditions of Langar — Feb 19

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Exploring the tradition of Langar This lecture explores the tradition of Langar, the Punjabi communal kitchen, which embodies the principles of equality, service, and shared humanity. Thurs, Feb 19 2-4 pm, Sikh Heritage Museum 33089 South Fraser way in Abbotsford The lectures are open for all, and entrance is free. We would appreciate if you … Read more

Chilliwack campus Open House — Feb 26

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Chilliwack Campus Open House Explore career pathways in Trades & Technology, Health Sciences, and Agriculture at UFV’s Chilliwack campus. Whether you’re focused on a specific career path or exploring your options, the Chilliwack Campus Open House offers hands-on experiences, live demonstrations, and the chance to connect directly with UFV faculty and recruiters. 🕓 4–7 pm … Read more

HRSA Social — Jan 29

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Looking for a fun break from classes? HRSA is hosting an HRSA Social, and you don’t want to miss this one 👀🎉 It’s a chill, high-energy event where you can play games, meet the HRSA executive team, snack, and connect with students who share your interests — no pressure, just good vibes. 🎯 Why should … Read more

InterFaith Lecture Series, Baba Farid, 13th Century poet — Jan 29

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This lecture explores the spiritual and poetic legacy of Baba Farid, a 13th-century Punjabi Sufi poet whose verses emphasize humanity, divine love, and ethical living. Through historical and literary analysis, the talk examines how Baba Farid’s writings continue to shape South Asian spiritual thought and interfaith understanding. Free Public Lecture: All are Welcome refreshments will … Read more

AI Community of Practice — Feb 2

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A space for conversation, curiosity, and critical engagement This Community of Practice (CoP) brings together faculty and staff from across the institution who are thinking about artificial intelligence in their teaching, learning, research, and professional practice. Whether you are actively using AI tools, cautiously exploring their possibilities, or choosing not to use them for principled … Read more

Entrance scholarship information session — Feb 11

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This webinar is intended for current Grade 12 students who have applied to UFV. Hear from our Financial Aid & Awards Office and Indigenous Student Centre about funding opportunities for your education! Do you know you may qualify for a UFV entrance scholarship? Students enrolling at UFV in the academic year immediately following their high … Read more

Third Annual Freedom to read event — Feb 25

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Freedom to Read Week in February is an annual Canadian campaign (usually late Feb/early March) promoting intellectual freedom and raising awareness about censorship, encouraging people to read challenged books and discuss the importance of free access to diverse ideas for a democratic society, with organizations hosting events like read-along and displays. It highlights that book … Read more

Craft & Commiserate

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Join Victoria Surtees for some crafts, snacks, and good conversation. Open to all faculty and staff. What you need to know: · Drop in! · This session we will work on pop-up cards — paper, scissors, and glue will all be provided. · Bring whatever project you’re working on: knitting, crochet, cross-stitch, painting, leatherwork, colouring, … Read more