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Topics in International Service Learning
Submitted: December 14, 2009
Check out this awesome course – spaces still available! Course Number: HESO449B-001 Coordinators:Yan Xu and Sabine Lague Faculty Sponsor: Dr. Shafik Dharamsi Time & Location: Wednesday 9am-12pm in IKBLC 157 International service-learning (or ISL –...
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Africa and Africans
Submitted: December 10, 2009
by Matt Whiteman I found this book on a friend’s shelf yesterday. It was from when her dad did his undergraduate degree, which was probably at least 40 years ago. In case...
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Africa and Africans
Submitted: December 10, 2009
I found this book on a friend’s shelf yesterday. It was from when her dad did his undergraduate degree, which was probably at least 40 years ago. In case you’re wondering...
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2008-09 Annual Report
This was a very positive year of rebuilding and growth. Following on President Toope's unqualified support for CFIS and interdisciplinary research and teaching at UBC, Professor Mike Burgess took the reigns of CFIS in March 2008, with Associate Principal's Sneja Gunew and Tim Cheek joining later that summer to solidify leadership. CFIS then undertook an organizational review to find out what the best structure for CFIS might look like, and hired more development and IT staff to fill out the administrative support provided to units and programs. CFIS faculty taught 165 courses across UBC this year, and our researchers continued to garner international recognition, awards, and grants for research that is helping address some of society's most complex and compelling issues.
Download and save the Annual Report for printing or viewing by clicking on the image below (the hi-res .pdf file is 11.3Mb in size):
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2007-08 Annual Report
This was a rollercoaster year for CFIS. It began with the announcement of Professor Grant Ingram as the founding principal of CFIS, followed ten weeks later with shocking news of his sudden death. The resulting ten months have been a period of positive re-building. CFIS found a new home in the CK Choi building, hosted the first ever "Advancing Interdisciplinary" symposium, found a new leader in Principal Michael Burgess, and gained commitment and support from UBC senior administration. And of course the students and researchers continued to produce outstanding work.
For details on the year's milestones and to find out more about us, please download and read a .pdf verson of our 2007-08 Annual Report by clicking on the image below (the .pdf file is 4.5 MB in size):
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2006-07 Annual Report
The College has gone through a period of tremendous change and transformation since the interdisciplinary faculty, units, programs and residential colleges were split off from the Faculty of Graduate Studies in June of 2006 and the College was created by UBC Senate effective January 1, 2007.
For details on the year's milestones and to find out more about us, please download and read a .pdf verson of our 2006-07 Annual Report by clicking on the image below (the .pdf file is 2.5 MB in size):
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2005-06 Annual Report Download 2005-06 Annual Report here (the interdisciplinary units and programs were still a part of the Faculty of Graduate Studies)
Please contact John Corry, Manager, Communications, with any questions regarding the Annual Report. |
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