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Extraordinary environment
UVic teaching awards 2016
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Dynamic teaching is a cornerstone of our extraordinary academic environment at UVic. Recognizing that the translation of knowledge has transformed the role of teaching in an ever-shifting, multimedia world, the university has redoubled its commitment to honour outstanding teachers with a trio of new awards for 2016.
My UVic Life student blog
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Life for a university student isn鈥檛 just essays, exams and ramen noodles鈥攁lthough those are a big part of it. There are also yoga raves, nights of uninterrupted Netflix marathons, awkward icebreakers and friendships that will last a lifetime. Whether you're a high school student wondering what's like to be an undergraduate student at UVic or a current student looking to share in your classmates鈥 experiences, you鈥檒l find something new in a blogging project that spotlights student life at UVic.
New support for Indigenous economic development
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A new national consortium to support and strengthen Indigenous economic development across Canada was announced today at the 番茄社区.
MBA program among top 50
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The MBA program offered by the Sardul S. Gill Graduate School at UVic鈥檚 Gustavson School of Business has been ranked as one of the top 50 in North America by QS, a leading international provider of business higher education information, communication and events organization.
Entrepreneurship support
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If you have a great idea for a business, a not-for-profit venture or social enterprise but you don鈥檛 know where to go or what to do next, the Innovation Centre for Entrepreneurs (ICE) can now be your first stop.
Gustavson Greenshifters
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Business students Rebecca Staynor, AJ Qin, Vincon Chen, and Jennifer Sallows, the Gustavson Greenshifters, have made it to the finals of the Walmart Green Student Challenge and go to Toronto to pitch their sustainable business idea in person to a panel of eminent Canadian CEOs Feb. 26. Their idea: to transform used chopsticks into oriented strand board. It will not only create a high-end building material from a free resource, but it will also create a positive 鈥済reenshift鈥 in China by removing 45 billion chopsticks from the landfills. The winning team and their school will each receive $25,000. www.greenstudentchallenge.ca/
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