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Random Acts of Recognition
Congratulations to recipient Shannon Wong – thank you for your work on producing LFS Today daily. The content is excellent! For example, I was able to easily apply for Work Learn students prior to the deadline, and LFS Today’s entry on that saved me so much time and was incredibly useful! You are doing an excellent job!
To nominate a faculty member, staff or graduate student that’s been doing an outstanding job or has gone above and beyond in some way, send an email to lfs.recognition@ubc.ca and tell us why this person should be recognized. We’ll send them a $6 Starbucks gift card and acknowledge their good work in LFS Today. |
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Tech Tip Tuesday: LFS VPN
We encourage LFS faculty and staff members to use the UBC LFS VPN to connect to UBC resources when they are working off campus.
Please contact the Learning Centre at it@landfood.ubc.ca if you have any questions or concerns. |
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New affinity group seeks to connect 2SLGTBQIA+ faculty and staff
Looking to connect more often with 2SLGBTQIA+ staff and faculty at UBC? Get started virtually over MS Teams to be part of the conversation. Over the summer and fall, this group will be coming together to learn more about the needs of its members and how best to connect and strengthen our community networks. If you’re interested in joining the group, send an email to positive.space@ubc.ca. |
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Events |
July 14 – Orientation and on-boarding to support equity-deserving students, faculty and staff | JEDII STEM Series
How can we improve the orientation and onboarding of students, faculty and staff from equity-deserving groups in STEM at UBC? Learn more through this virtual workshop, part of the summer JEDII STEM Series.
Thursday, July 14 2:00 – 3:30pm
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Deadlines |
Aug. 1 – Seeding The Future Global Food System Challenge
The annual Seeding The Future Global Food System Challenge, hosted by the Institute of Food Technologists and funded by the Seeding The Future Foundation, is back for another year.
The goal of the Challenge is to inspire and support innovative, diverse, and multidisciplinary teams to create game-changing innovations that will help transform the food system.
To incentivize innovation at all levels, ranging from idea generation to development and scale-up, the Challenge offers again three levels of awards consisting of Seed Grants, Growth Grants, and a Grand Prize category, totaling up to $1 million annually.
Applications are open until August 1. For more information on how to apply, please visit www.ift.org/food-system-challenge or contact foodsystemchallenge@ift.org. |
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