Innovating doctoral research through podcasting
How Stephenie Hendricks uses storytelling to increase access to environmental health education.
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Hitting the ground running with new ICER Director, Dr. Christine Schreyer
“Knowledge dissemination, making connections and research about communities and within communities is at the heart of everything we do at ICER.”
Natalie Rodriguez leads UBC Okanagan’s innovative x̌əl sic snpax̌nwixʷtn
Rodriguez looks to steer x̌əl sic snpax̌nwixʷtn with a focus on relationships, collaboration and trust.
Charting a nonlinear path to transforming Indigenous health
Geraldine Manossa is on a mission to reimagine health frameworks.
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Engaging UBC Okanagan students and Hollywood audiences alike
Dr. Christine Schreyer bridges academia and entertainment through her expertise in language and culture.
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How Dr. Bill Cohen is transforming education through Indigenous perspectives
Laughter rings through the University Centre Ballroom as a group of […]
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How are Netflix and YouTube reshaping culture?
UBC Okanagan’s Dr. Kyong Yoon researches the effect of digital platforms on cultural production, distribution and consumption.
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How Dr. Anita Girvan is creating inclusive spaces for environmental conversations
Assistant Professor believes in exploring diverse perspectives in their classroom.
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Restoring nature’s broken links to help wildlife
UBC Okanagan Researcher of the Year Dr. Adam Ford sees his research directly impact animals in the field.
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Championing human rights in a world of artificial intelligence
UBC Okanagan Researcher of the Year Dr. Wendy H. Wong wants people to understand the data that underpin AI.
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