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Moura Quayle, director, pro tem, UBC School of Public Policy and Global Affairs, wrote an op-ed for The Conversation about what leaders can learn from designers.
May 3, 2018
Avril Espinosa-Malpica, an Economics and Political Science major, wants trade relations to be positive for everyone in BC.
Various media outlets reported on a car found dangling from a Toronto bridge and mentioned UBC engineering students, who were reportedly behind similar incidents in the past. Stories appeared on […]
The Globe and Mail mentioned UBC in an article about a study that detailed the number of graduates from three of the country’s top universities who are working outside of Canada. […]
Maclean’s mentioned work by Steve Morgan, a UBC public health professor, in a story about social programs in Canada. A report by Morgan estimated a national pharmacare plan would require about […]
Moura Quayle, director, pro tem, UBC School of Public Policy and Global Affairs and a professor at the UBC Sauder School of Business, wrote an op-ed for The Conversation about […]
Catherine Johnson, a UBC geophysicist, has been working with an international NASA team to witness the launch of a historic mission to Mars, the Vancouver Sun reported. Johnson will analyze the […]
CBC Kitchener-Waterloo interviewed Marina Adshade, a UBC economics professor, in a story about census results that shed light on the number of single educated women in many Ontario cities. Adshade […]
The Canadian Press mentioned Dakoda Shepley, a former UBC Thuderbirds football player who recently joined the New York Jets as an undrafted free agent. The CP story appeared in the […]
The Star Vancouver reported on homeowners’ complaints against a UBC economics professor who spoke about a property tax increase. Andrew Szeri, UBC’s provost, said UBC will not bow to requests to […]
The Kelowna Capital News reported on a study from UBC’s Okanagan campus that found financial support increases physical activity among breast cancer survivors. Principal investigator Cristina Caperchione, a professor at UBC […]
Business in Vancouver reported on CRM GeoTomography Technologies, which came out of the TRIUMF lab at UBC. The lab operates the world’s largest cyclotron, a proton beam accelerator used for research […]
Surrey Now-Leader highlighted work by Moira Aikenhead, a UBC PhD candidate, who is looking at how well the “revenge porn” law has protected women. She said prosecuting people who distribute […]
Global interviewed Paul Evans, a UBC professor of Asian and trans-Pacific affairs, for a story about possible family reunions following the end of the Korean War. He noted that while […]
Challenges and differences in opinion are inevitable when working in a team. But new research from the UBC Sauder School of Business has found that some of these conflicts can be reduced – or even avoided – through team mindfulness.
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