School of Social Work

Walk n’ Talk for Your Life program aims to improve seniors’ fitness

Walk n’ Talk for Your Life is a collaborative, community health research study designed to increase socialization and healthy lifestyles among seniors.

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Rotary International to hold info session on November 14

Susan Hillock, associate professor of social work, is a member of the Kelowna branch of Rotary International and is looking to help connect UBC students with international learning and volunteer experiences.

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Negotiating cultural safety, a partnership in research seminar

Panelists look at perspectives and experiences in a North Okanagan context.

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School of Social Work: What’s new for 2013-2014

New Master of Social Work program enrolls 50 students.

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UBC a partner in delivering Aboriginal health services program

The Centre for the Study of Services to Children and families at the University of British Columbia’s Okanagan campus is part of an initiative to treat substance abuse and mental health disorders in the Aboriginal community.

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Students awarded medals as heads of graduating class

Ten students are being recognized with gold medals for being at the top of their graduating class at UBC’s Okanagan campus convocation.

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Master of Social Work program benefits from Senate decision

School of Social Work restructuring meets growing need for higher skills

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