3-Part Series – 1 set of series in Chilliwack and 1 set of series in AbbotsfordDates: Chilliwack Campus: January 31, February 7, February 14, 2024 Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Location: Chilliwack, CEPA 1426 Facilitator: Sundeep Hans, Director, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
As we enter the end of semester crunch, over 20 academic institutions from across Canada are partnering to offer comprehensive procrastination awareness support for students. March 4-8, students are invited to attend remote workshops to learn strategies related to focus and concentration, motivation, time management, writing, studying, and exam preparation.
This event will feature a talk by Dr. Omer Waqar, titled “Green Signals: Innovating Wireless Networks for a Sustainable Future”. With a focus on exploring innovative strategies to reduce the energy consumption and carbon footprint of wireless networks, this presentation will shed light on how advanced technologies can be effectively utilized to create a more […]
The event is open to any UFV student, staff, or faculty who are interested in learning the Maltese language. The event is all about promoting awareness by teaching some basic Maltese to showcase this beautiful, unique, and underrated language.
Facilitated by Lorna Andrews and Claire Hay from the Teaching and Learning Centre, the Community of Practice for Holistic Assessment will provide a space for dialogue on assessment practices that weave together Indigenous and western perspectives. We will provide space to consider how these principles apply to our teaching practice.
Join the Academic Success Centre for Procrastination Awareness Week activities, March 4-8, 2024 As we enter the end of semester crunch, over 20 academic institutions from across Canada are partnering to offer comprehensive procrastination awareness support for students. March 4-8, students are invited to attend remote workshops to learn strategies related to focus and concentration, […]
In 2019, a small group of Métis and First Nations women met and began a weekly inclusive singing and hand drumming circle. Instructor Wenonah Justin member of Cook’s Ferry of the Nlaka’pamux nation with Cree ancestry is a traditional singer, Knowledge Sharer and Drum Carrier. She shares the traditional Salish teachings she learned from Salish […]
Carol Peters is a Stó:l? and Chawathil knowledge keeper and has a deep understanding of the plants belonging to Stó:l? temexw. In this Traditional Plant Walk, we will learn the Halq’eméylem names, the relationships, and the gifts of these plants. This event will help guide us towards appreciating the wealth of knowledge within each plant.
Cedar Weaving Workshop
Expand your opportunities at the 2024 Career Fair! Don’t miss the incredible opportunity to connect with employers, expand your professional network, and discover exciting career opportunities. Plus, score big with prizes (including a UFV credit course for a current student) and snag a free LinkedIn headshot! Remember to register and sign in at the event […]
The event is open to any UFV student, staff, or faculty who are interested in learning the Maltese language. The event is all about promoting awareness by teaching some basic Maltese to showcase this beautiful, unique, and underrated language.
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Join UFV profs Renee Prasad and Sandra Gillespie, as well as UFV’s Dean of the Faculty of Science, Dr. Michael Hitch, for a lively discussion about plants, pests, and pollinators […]
Learn the key method to cite sources, create intext citations and develop a reference page following APA format.
In honour of the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, this panel will discuss environmental racism in relation to Indigenous displacements and struggles as well as positive actions […]
Date: Every Thursday from February 8th – April 4th Time: 3:00pm – 3:30pm Location: UFV International Global Lounge, B223. The event is open to any UFV student, staff, or faculty […]
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