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Applied Science 2024 Dean's Awards highlights exceptional faculty and staff
| Announcement
Nine outstanding faculty and staff members from UBC Applied Science have received the 2024 Dean's Awards.
UBC researchers launch new website focused on men's mental health
Today in BC | | Media coverage
Nursing Professor Dr. John Oliffe is the founder and lead of UBC’s Men’s Health Research program, which created the app called In Good Company.
How men can better support each other’s mental health
| Announcement
In this Q&A, researchers from UBC's Men's Health Research Program discuss the inspiration behind In Good Company, a website and podcast series offering tips for supporting men's mental health.
5 tips for staying cool at home without air conditioning
UBC Beyond | | Media coverage
Nursing Professor Dr. Jennifer Baumbusch and SALA Associate Professor Dr. Adam Rysanek share their expert tips on how to stay cool at home without AC.
How scams can negatively affect your health
CBC | | Media coverage
Nursing professor Dr. Bernie Garrett discussed how to identify and avoid health scams.
UBC School of Nursing Class of 1989 Reunion
| Spotlight
2024 marks 35 years for the UBC School of Nursing Class of 1989!
Five UBC Applied Science graduates tackling equity locally and globally
| Announcement
Here are five of these graduating students and Rising Stars of 2024, whose efforts to build more inclusive places and solutions for people are improving lives around the world.
Following my Curiosity: A Meandering Educational Journey
| Spotlight
I'm Caitlin (she/her) and I am honoured to have this opportunity to share my educational journey. I have been living, learning, playing, and raising my kids on the traditional and unceded territory of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam) people for the…
Designing for Curiosity and Belonging – My Journey of Learning and Unlearning in Healthcare Leadership
| Spotlight
Ellison Chung recently completely the Masters of Health Leadership and Policy in Clinical Education at UBC.
How cuddly robots could change dementia care
MIT Technology Review | | Media coverage
School of Nursing's Dr. Lillian Hung comments on research using AI robots to help individuals with Dementia.