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UBC AISES member Connor Keane featured in AISES Winds of Change Magazine
Winds of Change is an AISES magazine that delivers content designed to engage every part of the growing AISES family. Students from pre-college through post-doc, aspiring and mature professionals, retirees, and elders — as well as AISES sponsors, partners, and friends — rely on Winds of Change as a multifaceted resource. Each issue includes timely […]
AISES in Canada Student Chats
AISES is excited to announce a new series of virtual monthly meetings for our Canadian student members. Come join your fellow Canadians to connect and talk with other students.
The next AISES in Canada Student Chat will be on Thursday, April 29th, at 7 pm EST/4 pm PDT.
Indigenous Student Opportunities in Environmental Consulting
On March 17th, UBC .caISES hosted a moderated discussion from a panel of current professionals in this field focusing on student considerations for entry into the field, examples of active projects within the Indigenous community context, and an opportunity to explore questions with the panelists.
AISES in Canada National Gathering
The fourth annual AISES in Canada National Gathering gave Indigenous STEM students and professionals an opportunity to gather, connect, and create long-lasting relationships within Canada and across the continent.
Indigenous Astronaut John Herrington Comes to UBC
UBC .caISES welcomes Indigenous NASA Astronaut John Herrington to UBC to promote science and post-secondary learning to current and future UBC students
AISES Leadership Summit
The AISES Leadership Summit will take place virtually on April 2nd & April 9th, 2021. The Summit is leadership in action from elders, mentors, researchers, students, and professionals that supports the emotional and the motivation in all of us.
UBC AISES member featured in Winds of Change magazine
Our chapter’s previous co-president Olivia Baptiste was featured in the Fall 2020 issue of the AISES Winds of Change magazine.
Indigenous STEM Day at Science World
Local Indigenous youth joined UBC .caISES for an exciting day of STEM learning at Science World. Later, UBC students, Indigenous secondary school students, and Indigenous STEM professionals were treated to an inspiring presentation from Dr. Nadine Caron and participated in a discussion on Indigenous representation in STEM