Archive for the ‘Priority Projects’ Category

UBC Alumni Centre

Posted by: Elizabeth Powell | July 27, 2011

Alumni are the foundation – the heart – of UBC. From visionaries to world leaders, some of the finest minds have passed through our halls, forging relationships, inspiring ideas, and impacting society. Today, there are 250,000 living UBC graduates, and it is our commitment to enrich the lives of our growing body of alumni so [...]

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Priority Projects

Posted by: Marie Fe del Rosario | June 29, 2011

UBC has more than 9,000 students in pursuit of graduate level degrees. Through research, scholarship, teaching and working in communities they contribute to the advancement of human knowledge in ways that are, quite literally, innumerable. Your financial support of their education can advance their abilities to make real and lasting contributions to a better world. [...]

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Cultivating young scientific minds through life science outreach

Posted by: Marie Fe del Rosario | June 27, 2011

CSI at the LSI Engaging our communities through unique opportunities in science education Students finishing high school face a daunting decision: choosing a post secondary direction and, hopefully, charting a successful and rewarding career path. Complicating the decision – especially for science students – is an lack of information and real-world exposure to career possibilities. [...]

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Asian Library

Posted by: Marie Fe del Rosario | June 27, 2011

A hub of scholarship, learning and community connection, today’s Asian Library at UBC embodies the vibrancy of the Asia Pacific region, as well as the evolving multicultural identity of Pacific Canada. A guardian of rare and unique historical treasures, the Asian Library is also a source of cultural, linguistic and scholarly information on the digital [...]

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Digitization

Posted by: Marie Fe del Rosario | June 27, 2011

With the adoption of leading technologies and the provision of e‐resources and services, UBC Library embraces the digital revolution, ensuring that students, faculty, alumni and the wider community can tap into its vast repository of knowledge from any place, at any time. The BC Bibliography Project combines the traditional tools of bibliography with the new [...]

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Technology

Posted by: Marie Fe del Rosario | June 27, 2011

Enabling universal access to UBC Library’s vast collections demands a top‐notch technological platform. The highest demand for library materials and services takes place in the technological realm – for example, e‐books, e‐journals and other electronic resources can be accessed by the UBC community at any time. Last year, more than 6.3 million articles were viewed [...]

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Collections

Posted by: Marie Fe del Rosario | June 27, 2011

Collections form the heart of UBC Library Despite the increasing digitization of information, more print material is being produced now than it has ever been, and at UBC, the popularity of print is enduring: borrowing by campus and community users exceeded 2.5 million in 2009, placing UBC among North America’s top research libraries in the [...]

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Renewal of Spaces

Posted by: Marie Fe del Rosario | June 27, 2011

Space renewals at UBC Library provide an opportunity to respond to the changes presented for scholarship in the digital age. Flexible, stimulating and inclusive study spaces equipped with the latest technologies are the first step towards enhancing students’ learning experience and creating a community of engaged scholars capable of serving society through discovery, dissemination, and [...]

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Revitalizing Rural Communities

Posted by: Marie Fe del Rosario | June 20, 2011

The Eleanor Rix Professorship in Rural Teacher Education The Eleanor Rix Professorship in Rural Teacher Education, established with the generous support from the Rix Family Foundation, addresses the challenges and issues associated with rural teacher education. Dr. Linda Farr Darling, the first and current Chair incumbent, conducts reseach in conjunction with school districts to prepare, [...]

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Education and Health Research

Posted by: Marie Fe del Rosario | June 20, 2011

Struggling Youth Research Network The Struggling Youth Research Network specifically addresses the learning challenges and life-struggles which can, and do, lead to at-risk youths’ involvement with the justice system. With this project researchers address the most pressing problems facing British Columbia youth and families through academic research and inter-agency collaboration. Social and Emotional Learning Drs. [...]

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