LFS Today Nov 25, 2020
By imelda cheung on November 25, 2020
Procedure for Reporting and Investigating Alleged Academic Misconduct
The Office of the Ombudsperson for Students has provided their input into the Faculty’s guidelines for reporting and investigating a potential case of academic misconduct. You can view the final documents here:
You can always view these documents later on the intranet: my.landfood.ubc.ca/new-to-lfs/teaching/ |
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Wellness Wednesday
Your Mental Health Tip of the Week:
Don’t just wish away your problems.
Take decisive action to build up your resilience. |
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Lunch and Learn Office Hours – Reviewing your Remote Work Setup
This session will be held on Friday, November 27th, 2020 at noon.
With many more months of remote work ahead of us, the Learning Centre thought now would be a good time to reflect on what works and what doesn’t work when working from home. Feel free to share your successes and challenges with the group. We will give you some ideas for equipment that you can get to help out, some of which may be covered by the $400 remote work equipment fund recently announced. Also, Duncan McHugh will lead a discussion about ergo considerations in your home office.
Join this session to get some useful insights and to discuss your home office setup. Want to show off your workspace? Send a photo to duncan.mchugh@ubc.ca and you can tell us about it on Friday.
To register for the session, please visit https://ubc.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5cscumsqDwrG9OI5NHXco_FeqnmI0pzdWM1 |
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UBC Library’s Syllabus Service for Winter 2021 Courses
A reminder for faculty and instructors to ensure a good start of your Winter 2021 courses.
If you wish to use the Library’s Syllabus Service, please submit your syllabus or a reading list as soon as you can. You may upload a copy of your Syllabus via LOCR or Canvas, or email it as a Word or PDF document to syllabus.service@ubc.ca.
A basic reading list must include the following information:
- The course name and course code
- Your name and contact information
- Full citations for works (author’s name, title, year of publication, edition, pages)
- Required course material needs to be identified
If you have PDFs of the course readings, please share them with Rights & Permissions Services via syllabus.service@ubc.ca or One Drive; this will expedite the process. |
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FNH Graduate Seminar – Today
Wednesday, November 25, 2020 – 4:00 p.m. (livestream)
FOOD
Speaker: Kaiwen Mu
Supervisor: David Kitts
PhD Results Seminar Topic: Defining the role of phenolic acids in regulating intestinal redox status
Chair: Maryam Shojaei
Zoom Info for FOOD:
https://ubc.zoom.us/j/61135797717?pwd=aHgyVXFTVlRFQnE3eG5NcGwvME1PZz09
Meeting ID: 611 3579 7717
Passcode: 108777
HUNU
Speaker 1: Amy Tan
Supervisor: Yvonne Lamers
Proposal Seminar Topic: Prenatal folic acid and cognitive development: A transnational approach to study early programming of brain function
Chair: Brock Williams
Speaker 2: Jordie Fischer
Supervisor: Crystal Karakochuk
Results Seminar Topic: Evaluating the effect of 12 weeks of supplementation with ferrous sulfate, ferrous bisglycinate or placebo, on iron status and gut inflammation in Cambodian women
Chair: Amy Tan
Zoom Info for HUNU seminars:
https://ubc.zoom.us/j/63007485675?pwd=VUx3VUNqV1VvelFzaXYrOFFxeUxtQT09
Meeting ID: 630 0748 5675
Passcode: 531631
Please check the FNH Graduate Seminar Series webpage for general information and for the full schedule. |
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