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No preferential treatment on this front from the political class and no re-election strategy there: UToronto graduate students and postdocs are as starving as UBC’s
#SupportOurScience Funding for grad students and post docs is abysmal and doesn't keep up with cost of living. We're innovators and pushing the boundaries of knowledge and I have to live in a box. Support funding for science in your area!
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Hear from Syilx Okanagan artist and educator, Bill Cohen on Syilxizing Teacher Education.
#CLW2023 | May 2 | 9:15–11:20 am
Register bit.ly/3MwSnjD
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Congrats to Dr. Mik Kersten (@mik_kersten) and Professor Gail Murphy (@gail_murphy) on being awarded the 2022 ACM SIGSOFT (@sigsoft) Impact Paper Award for their paper "Using Task Context To Improve Programmer Productivity" 🎉
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The CTLT's website houses resources, newsletters and programs for the UBC teaching and learning community. Want to be a part of its redesign? Let us know your thoughts through a short survey. Thank you for your support! ow.ly/4Sf850L3IJs
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UBC stands with the courageous women of Iran, and all who seek to protect their human rights and freedoms and stand up against repression and discrimination. Read our statement: bit.ly/3Rebeyt
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Job alert! We are searching for a @UBC_CTLT liaison to facilitate education projects at @ubcscience. Come join us at one of the most innovative higher education instructional environments in the world. ubc.wd10.myworkdayjobs.com/e… #HigherEdJobs #stemeducation
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Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day — an opportunity to learn about, appreciate and acknowledge the rich history, heritage, resilience, contributions and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples across the country.
See what's happening: bit.ly/3Oz3lmt
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1/14 It’s book release day for #MisconceivingMerit with @CechErin from @UChicagoPress!
Using survey, interview, & admin data, we show how academic STEM culture, esp. cherished beliefs in objectivity & meritocracy, CREATES unfair outcomes for scientists & hurts science.
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Closes soon! We’re hiring an Educational Consultant within the Indigenous Initiatives team! This role supports program development, curricular consultations and educational resources for #Indigenous strategic projects. Apply by June 14: ow.ly/ipGb50JtZcE #ubcjobs
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Join us in welcoming @dtolpin and @jsinger_compsci as Onward! Papers and Essays chairs for #SPLASH2022 🙌
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@FacultyUbc Members in tenure-track or tenured positions! Within the past day or so you should have received a message asking you if you wished to be consulted on the long term impacts of Covid. Please sign up and have your voice heard.
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Congratulations to our amazing Dr. Oluwakemi Ola for winning the 2021/22 Killam Teaching Prize!
bit.ly/37biPwR
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Congratulations to the #UBC Science instructors who received Killam Teaching Prizes:
Drs. Michael Gordon (@Gordonflylab) & Dr. Jared Taylor @ZoologyUBC
Drs. Fok-Shuen Leung & Elyse Yeager @ubcmath
Dr. Oluwakemi Ola @UBC_CS
bit.ly/37biPwR
#education
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Australian Aboriginal artist Julieanne Ngwarraye Morton, My Country and Bush Medicine Plants, 2019 #WomensArt
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Pope Francis has apologized to the Métis, Inuit and First Nations delegation. “I am very sorry.” He will be in Canada this July where we hope to hear it again and again and again. #allmyrelations #trc58
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Congratulations to Michael Jackson on this award. Problem frames are a highly influential conceptual notation in requirements engineering. Some of the work based on problem frames appears in some classic articles of our journal such as link.springer.com/article/10… @BNuseibeh
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April 20, join @dr_nickiw (@dukecompsci) & @tlwilliamsphd (@IllinoisCS) for the ACM DEI in Computing Education Task Force webinar, "Language Matters: DEI and the Question of URM." Fay Cobb Payton (@KaporCenter) & @SusanLReiser moderate.
Register: bit.ly/36JFvUK
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BC should be a place where Indigenous Peoples can live without experiencing racism or discrimination. The Declaration Act Action Plan provides tangible, measurable actions for change, so that Indigenous human rights will be upheld in every area of society. declaration.gov.bc.ca
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Helpful article "Questioning colonialism in university administration", part of this month's @UBC_CTLT Indigenous Initiatives newsletter, sign up here: indigenousinitiatives.ctlt.u…
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