UNBC Giving

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Your impact. Your UNBC.

The University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) recently launched a strategic planning renewal process to engage individuals and communities across the region while remembering the vision of the original 16,000 people who came together in the late 1980s to create UNBC.

Your donations and your voice can make an impact! Help support future waves of students, programs, research, partnerships, and more.


Chancellor Iona Campagnolo Scholarship

Iona Campagnolo, first chancellor of the University of Northern British Columbia, was a distinguished Canadian and British Columbian. She was an integral part of this institution’s vision, declaring that “The University of Northern British Columbia will be a welcoming place for all students, not grudgingly, or in spite of their colour, race, gender, or place of origin, but in frank celebration of it.”

True to her commitment and dedication to the north, Chancellor Campagnolo created the endowed Chancellor Iona Campagnolo Scholarship in 1992, which will have a lasting impact on UNBC students. Please consider giving to add your voice and continue this lasting impact.  


Magnifying Black Voices

The University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) is dedicated to creating an inclusive and diverse academic environment that reflects its core strategic values: cultural awareness, understanding, safety, humility, and accessibility. The Magnifying Black Voices Bursary is part of a transformative step towards actualizing UNBC’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Firmly rooted in the principles of the Scarborough Charter, this initiative is designed to empower the Black community within UNBC through focused interventions like financial bursaries, mentorship programs, community engagement, and enhanced representation and inclusion in our academic and social fabric.


International Student Support Award

This recently established award supports international students facing significant challenges or financial barriers. Please help us support students from countries facing current economic, political, global, or human rights conflicts.


 

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