Bouchard wins Prix du Canada
Anthropology Professor Dr. Michel Bouchard along with two co-authors won the Prix du Canada en sciences humaines et sociales from the Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences for their book Les Bois-Brûlés de l’Outaouais. The prize is awarded annually to a French-language book that makes an exceptional contribution to scholarship, is engagingly written, and enriches the social, cultural and intellectual life of Canada.
Serafin, Timms named Class of 2020 Valedictorians
UNBC Class of 2020 Valedictorians Danika Serafin and Katie Timms will each give a brief speech during UNBC’s virtual convocation celebration on June 26. Their presentations are intended to signify a moment of celebration and respect to all those who have made the journey through classes, papers, projects and exams to the culmination of that hard work, their degree.
Association of BC Deans of Education honours UNBC educator
School of Education Lecturer Deborah Koehn received the Teacher Educator award from the Association of BC Deans of Education. The award is presented annually to a teacher educator who has distinguished themselves in partnering with a teacher education program in British Columbia.
UNBC Active Minds and Timberwolves Sports Camps in-person activities cancelled
After much thought and careful consideration, UNBC has made the difficult decision to cancel all upcoming in-person summer camps for the summer of 2020.
UNBC's statement on confronting racism as a community
"As a University community, we have much work to do, not just to say we oppose racism, oppression and intolerance, but to live a life that actively promotes positive values and represents a commitment to abolishing a systemic approach to marginalizing others." - Interim President and Vice Chancellor Dr. Geoff Payne
NMP faculty member honoured with two teaching awards
Dr. Sean Maurice with the Northern Medical Program has been recognized with two awards, one from UNBC and another from UBC.
UNBC, CNC work together to make a positive difference in the B.C. restart period
Op-ed: We realized early on at the College of New Caledonia and the University of Northern British Columbia that by working together, we could make a positive difference in the lives of our students and in the communities we serve.
Hadley among Top 25 SSHRC Storytellers finalists
Louisa Hadley first found it difficult to explain her master's degree research at UNBC to her friends and family. When she entered the 2020 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Storytelling Competition, which included a video submission, it helped her better understand the significance of her research around climate change.