Week of June 1 Cultures of Education: Reflecting on Study Habits, Student-teacher Relationships, and Academic Integrity Through an Intercultural Lens Ever wonder why some students stay silent in whole-class discussions? Or why other students copy from online sources without citing? How about why some students ask for higher grades… sometimes more than once!? This interactive … Read more
I never really thought about the differences between self-care and self-soothing until I heard Kate Horsman speak at UFV where she attended as a panelist during our International Women’s Day presentation. I absolutely thought that when I turned on the Bachelor, poured myself a glass of wine and snuggled up under my favorite blanket on … Read more
Submitted by guest blogger Stacie Dixon, Facilities Operations Coordinator, Athletics & Campus Recreation For a department that revolves around athletics and recreation, we are itching to cheer on our Cascades and other sports teams these days. However, while we will have to patiently wait for that, this week with UFV Unite we are calling out … Read more
We are excited to offer you another week of educational and interesting online workshops featuring a wide range of opportunities from an informative and thought-provoking discussion on the history of pandemics to positive parenting techniques during COVID-19. You are encouraged to register for any sessions that you feel would benefit you personally and/or professionally. Have … Read more
Submitted by guest blogger Stacie Dixon, Facilities Operations Coordinator, Athletics & Campus Recreation The message of Week 6 of UFV Unite is to stop and take some time to smell the roses…or whatever you may find out in your garden or in nature, and we want to see it. Join UFV Unite as we provide … Read more
Submitted by guest bloggers Dr. Iris Lesser and Joleen Prystupa Preemptive measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19 led the Canadian government to implement restrictions to help Canadians stay as safe as possible throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. However, these restrictions may have unintended consequences such as a reduction in positive lifestyle behaviors placing individuals at … Read more
We’re happy to continue to provide you with a sixth week of workshops and courses that we hope you take advantage of during this challenging time of remote connection. We have been extremely happy with the variety of topics that we have been able to offer and the uptake we have had from you. Thank … Read more
The World Health Organization (WHO) has designated 2020 as the Year of the Nurse and Midwife in honor of the 200th anniversary of Florence Nightingale’s birth which falls on May 12 — also the day that International Nurses Day is celebrated around the world every year. Canada recognizes its nurses during National Nurses Week from … Read more
Submitted by guest blogger Stacie Dixon, Facilities Operations Coordinator, Athletics & Campus Recreation This work-from-home journey is quite the ride, including times of successes, challenges, and new opportunities. I am sure it looks a bit different for everyone but, with this dose of good weather there is no better time to reflect and explore, and … Read more
Take a moment to look through our workshop offerings for this week and please register for any that you feel would benefit you professionally or personally. How are you all doing? We hope you are able to deal with the challenge of work/life balance during this COVID world we have found ourselves in. Hopefully these … Read more
