Accepting applications for Human Research Ethics Board vacancy — Feb 18 deadline

The UFV Human Research Ethics Board (HREB) has one vacancy for a three year renewable term running from Mar 2025 to Feb 2028. This is suitable for a UFV faculty member with expertise in relevant research disciplines, fields and methodologies covered by the HREB. The application deadline is Feb 18, but the position will remain … Read more

UFV Mission campus closed on Thursday, Feb 6

This message is sent on behalf of UFV Safety & Security Due to winter weather and hazardous road conditions, UFV’s Mission, campus will be closed today, Thursday, Feb. 6. Students: In-person classes are cancelled. Instructors will contact you regarding the delivery of scheduled course material. Remote work: Faculty, staff, and administrators will work online where possible and should … Read more

Build Your Future Chilliwack open house — Feb 27

Explore exciting, career-focused opportunities in trades and technology, health sciences, and agriculture at UFV’s Building Your Future open house. This event takes place Thursday, Feb 27 from 4 to 7 pm at the UFV Chilliwack campus, offering visitors the chance to tour state-of-the-art facilities, meet expert faculty and staff, attend live demos, and experience hands-on … Read more

All UFV campuses open on Tuesday, Feb 4

All UFV campuses are open on Tuesday, Feb 4, but ice may still be a factor, particularly around the Abbotsford and Mission campuses. Please factor in extra time for your commute to and from UFV and allow extra time when walking between buildings on campus. Shuttles will be running. Appropriate footwear and winter clothing are highly recommended.

Winter weather update — Feb 3

This message is sent on behalf of Safety and Security UFV’s Safety and Security team is continuing to monitor winter weather conditions, in particular low temperatures causing ice on roads, parking lots, and walkways. An update on whether campuses will remain closed or re-open on Tuesday, Feb 4 will be posted on ufv.ca and across our main communication channels by 6 … Read more

Science Cafe presents BREATHE: Protecting your health from wildfire smoke — Mar 18

As the climate continues to warm, extreme wildfires will likely increase. Join us on Tuesday, March 18 from noon to 1:30 pm at the UFV Chilliwack campus for a Science Cafe focused on the impacts of wildfire smoke on health and ways to protect yourself from smoke-filled skies. Hear from Dr. Luisa Giles, School of … Read more

UFV History Department Winter 2025 Film Series — Feb 7

The UFV History Department Winter Film Series⁠ begins Friday, Feb 7 with the screening of Legendary Cities: Bangkok and Athens. Join us at 2:30 pm in room D119 on the Abbotsford campus. Snacks and beverages will be provided. ⁠Contact Aleksandar.Jovanovic@ufv.ca or Ian.Rocksborough-Smith@ufv.ca for more info. ⁠ Fri, Feb 7, 2025 2:30 – 5 pm UFV … Read more

Winter weather reminder

Students, faculty, and staff: The University of the Fraser Valley Safety & Security team would like to remind our community that unless an extreme environmental condition forces closures, all campuses will remain open during the winter season.  Winter conditions can change quickly and may require extra caution by students, faculty, and staff travelling to and around … Read more

UFV invites community input at Hope Centre — Feb 4

The University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) is reaching out to the close-knit community of Hope and its surrounding areas to gather members’ valuable input on the programs and services this community would like to see offered at UFV’s Hope Centre campus. UFV is eager to hear from Hope community members and invites all residents … Read more

Nominations open for Distinguished Alumni Awards — Deadline Mar 15

Honour the impact UFV’s alumni make in their communities, in the Fraser Valley and across the globe with a nomination for the Distinguished Alumni Awards. This recognition not only highlights UFV’s global reach, but showcases the work of an alum, elevating their profile, and recognizing their effort in a meaningful way. Click here to learn … Read more