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Renowned Buddhist teacher Sogyal Rinpoche, author of Tibetan Book of Living and Dying, was recently interviewed at UBC's College for Interdisciplinary Studies where he spoke on Buddhism and the mind, and its relevance to university, education, and our complex society.

Rinpoche was invited to UBC as the guest speaker for the 2009 Tung Ling Kok Yuen Canada Foundation Lecture Series on Buddhism and Contemporary Society. More information is available here.




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Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games
 
UBC Thunderbird Arena is a host venue for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. UBC will be home to 17 ice hockey games and 20 ice sledge hockey games in February and March 2010. Find out more here

Jane Roskams appointed new CFIS Associate Principal

CFIS Principal Michael Burgess is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Jane Roskams as Associate Principal, effective October 15, 2009  - more


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February 13-March 16 - Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games - events at UBC

Celebrate Research Week (March 5-13):

March 5 - SCARP Student Symposium

March 8 & 9 - "What in the world is interdisciplinary research good for?" Keynote address by  Alan Repko (March 8), a panel discussion (March 9), and a student poster competition - more details here

March 10 & 11 - Centre for Cross-Faculty Inquiry in Education (CCFI) and  CFIS C O S M O / P O L I T I C S Noted Scholars lecture Series - Dr. Pheng Cheah


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