Harnessing local resilience in a changing world
Faculty of Environment Associate Professor Dr. Tristan Pearce will highlight his research working with communities facing the impacts of environmental changes at a national research showcase in Ottawa next month.
UNBC recognizes seven distinguished Professors Emeriti
Members of the University community gathered for a special ceremony to honour seven retiring faculty members, celebrating their remarkable accomplishments and the lasting impact they have made on UNBC and beyond.
Advocating for equity
From her involvement in the University community to her career in the healthcare system, Furqana Khan's journey has been one of advocacy as she looks to amplify marginalized voices. The two-time UNBC graduate is the Valedictorian at Ceremony 1 at UNBC's 2023 Convocation.
Soaring to new heights
The Master of Business Administration program gave Reuben Mann the tools to excel as a leader in the workplace and make a meaningful impact on community. Mann will highlight the importance of service in his Valedictory address to classmates during Ceremony 2 of UNBC's 2023 Convocation.
Communication is key for 3MT winner
Her research focuses on using passive acoustics as a tool to monitor Barred Owls and UNBC's Three Minute Thesis winner Sunny Tseng is excited to be expanding her ways of sharing knowledge as she prepares for the regional competition.
“Adventures in Healthcare” returns to inspire secondary students to pursue careers in health sciences
Fifty Grade 10 and 11 students from School District No. 57, with support from the Rotary of Prince George: Yellowhead, will explore health careers from May 8-10 at UNBC, the College of New Caledonia, and Northern Health.
UBC expands occupational therapy program in northern B.C. at UNBC
A partnership between UBC and UNBC, the UBC Master of Occupational Therapy program launched last fall at UNBC's Prince George campus to help inspire more graduates to practice in northern and rural B.C. communities and to improve culturally safe care, accessibility and community inclusion.
History student wins CSPS Student Essay Prize
What began as research for a course assignment has led a newfound interest, as well as a noteworthy achievement and a summer learning adventure for UNBC Bachelor of Arts in History student Sean Robinson.
Archival resources document history of Agricultural Land Reserve
After two years of archival processing, the G Gary Runka fonds are available to researchers at the Northern BC Archives and Special Collections. As the first general manager of the province's Land Commission, Runka played a pivotal role in developing the Agricultural Land Reserve