APSC This Month submission form

APSC This Month (ATM) is a newsletter for Applied Science faculty and staff, sent on the first Monday of each month (or the next working day after a statutory Monday).


Notes:

  • Submissions should be relevant for our APSC faculty and staff audience across our disciplines.
  • Only new items need to be submitted. Events and opportunities with deadlines will be kept for consideration until the date has passed.
  • All entries are subject to editorial changes. Submitting does not guarantee inclusion.
  • Late submissions will not be included.

If you have any questions about this newsletter, please contact communications@apsc.ubc.ca.

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Step 1
Enter your contact information
Step 2
Select a topic

Announcements published by Applied Science, its schools and departments, or UBC.

Events hosted by Applied Science, its departments, schools or affiliated centres. (Events already on the APSC Events page do not need to be submitted via this form.)

Mentions of Applied Science community members in external news sources (e.g. CBC).

Research funding and award opportunities that Applied Science faculty and staff members are eligible to apply for (e.g. NSERC).

Helpful resources to support Applied Science faculty and staff members in their work (e.g. professional development opportunities).

An Applied Science faculty or staff member highlighted for a recent achievement.

Step 3
Enter submission details. Subject to editorial changes.
Summarize your submission to be used as a title
Format: MMM. DD, e.g. Oct. 31
Enter one of: 'UBCV', 'UBCO', 'online' or both the campus location and 'online', e.g. UBCV, online
e.g. Jane Doe
e.g. BBC
Write a blurb that explains the key details of your submission
Include full URL starting with https://

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UBC Crest The official logo of the University of British Columbia. Arrow An arrow indicating direction. Arrow in Circle An arrow indicating direction. Caret An arrowhead indicating direction. E-commerce Cart A shopping cart. Time A clock. Chats Two speech clouds. Facebook The logo for the Facebook social media service. Social Media The globe is the default icon for a social media platform. TikTok The logo for the TikTok social media platform. Calendar Location Home A house in silhouette. Information The letter 'i' in a circle. Instagram The logo for the Instagram social media service. Linkedin The logo for the LinkedIn social media service. Location Pin A map location pin. Mail An envelope. Telephone An antique telephone. Play A media play button. Search A magnifying glass. Arrow indicating share action A directional arrow. Speech Bubble A speech bubble. Star An outline of a star. Twitter The logo for the Twitter social media service. Urgent Message An exclamation mark in a speech bubble. User A silhouette of a person. Vimeo The logo for the Vimeo video sharing service. Youtube The logo for the YouTube video sharing service. Future of work A logo for the Future of Work category. Inclusive leadership A logo for the Inclusive leadership category. Planetary health A logo for the Planetary health category. Solutions for people A logo for the Solutions for people category. Thriving cities A logo for the Thriving cities category. University for future A logo for the University for future category.