Senate public meeting — Jan 19

The next Senate public meeting is scheduled for Friday, Jan 19 at 1:30 pm on the UFV Abbotsford Campus, building K, room 162. The deadline for submission for agenda items is Tuesday, Jan 9 at noon. Please email your submissions to UFVSenate@ufv.ca and for more information, email marlene.affleck@ufv.ca. See the full Senate meeting schedule at … Read more

Ghar Kaha Hai? (Where is Home?) — Jan 9 to Feb 2

Ghar Kaha Hai? (Where is Home?) is a time-based media art and photo exhibit by Anushray Singh The exhibit takes place between Jan 9 and Feb 2, 2024 at the S’eliyemetaxwtexw Art Gallery at UFV Abbotsford. It expresses Singh’s continuous exploration of the concept of ‘Third Space’ through the perspective of immigration, identity, nostalgia, longing, … Read more

UFV Board of Governors revise policy, policy direction, and bylaws

At its Nov 30 meeting, the UFV Board of Governors approved the following policy, policy direction and bylaw revisions: • Board policy BRP-225.05 – Board Policy on Acting President • Board policy direction – BPD-225 Human Resources Development • Board bylaw – BGB-110.15 – Committees of the Board https://www.ufv.ca/board/ For more information, contact Marlene Affleck … Read more

SEO & SUS Scavenger Hunt — Jan 2-17

Join the UFV Orientation Scavenger Hunt! Explore the Abbottsford and Chilliwack campuses, scanning QR codes and answering questions for a chance to win gift cards. Every new location visited increases your entry in the draw. Winners announced Jan 16. Check your email for prize instructions, and have fun! Jan 2-17, 2024 UFV Abbotsford and Chilliwack … Read more

Open court co-ed sports — Jan 8 to Apr 1, 2024

Have fun, be active and meet new people. Approved sports for co-ed open court include basketball, badminton, pickleball, and spike ball. Activities are available on a first come first serve basis. Equipment is available for sign-out with your UFV Campus card and must be returned prior to leaving. Any damaged or loss of equipment may … Read more

Call for Submissions – AI Art: Exploring Creativity in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

We are excited to announce an open call for submissions for our upcoming exhibition, AI ​Art: Exploring Creativity in the Age of Artificial Intelligence. The exhibition runs Mar 13 to Apr 4 at the S’eliyemetaxwtexw Art Gallery on the UFV Abbotsford campus. We invite artists and creators from the UFV community to submit ​their innovative … Read more

Free week at Campus Recreation — Jan 8-19

Come and try a variety of Campus Recreation programs for free. This includes drop-in sports, fitness classes, intramural sports (before leagues start), and one free visit to the Summit Fitness Centre. Pre check-in at the UFV Abbotsford Client Service Desk (E150) is required. See https://ufv.ca/campusrec/ For more information, contact Cheryl Johnson (Van Nes) at cheryl.johnson@ufv.ca 01/19/2024

Drop-in Basketball is co-ed — Jan 8 to Apr 1, 2024

Have fun, be active and meet new people. Drop-in basketball is co-ed and open to all skill levels. Casual games will be organized by campus recreation staff. Games are self-refereed, focusing on fun. Skill levels will be separated using the whole gym with access to two courts, and intramural league options are available if you … Read more

UFV School of Business CPHR-HRSA event

The jointly hosted Chartered Professionals in Human Resources-University of the Fraser Valley Human Resources Student Association event on Nov 23, 2023 had an impressive turnout, with over 50 student participants, HR leaders from five distinguished organizations, a CPHR manager, a recruiter, and various faculty, management, and staff members. The highlight of the evening was the … Read more

The Humanitarian Face of War — Feb 7, 2024

The Centre for Justice, Equity, and Sustainable Action (JESA) invites you to a hybrid event featuring guest speakers from humanitarian organizations responding to conflicts in war-torn regions of the world. This event aims to raise awareness and foster a deeper understanding of the complexities of humanitarian conflicts, the dire need for action, and the tireless … Read more