The support of our alumni, friends and partners enables our commitments to transformative education, interdisciplinary and community-engaged research, and advocacy for the information professions.
The support of our alumni, friends and partners enables our commitments to transformative education, interdisciplinary and community-engaged research, and advocacy for the information professions.Your vision of an open, connected more sustainable world is possible. In the face of humanity’s most critical and complex issues, UBC iSchool students, researchers and alumni are asking the hard questions. We are diving deep and sharing evidence-based ideas and equitable solutions.
What happens here can change everything. Your support is the catalyst. Join the School of Information in advancing our collective futures
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Beyond coursework and field placements, the School of Information offers a dynamic and inclusive educational and inquiry-based environment nourished by our colloquium series, research events, visiting scholars and professional development events with alumni and employers. We provide technology-enriched learning spaces and foster a service orientation through support of student clubs and initiatives. Your donation will contribute to the enrichment of graduate students’ education, support ongoing equity, diversity and inclusion initiatives, and further enhance our reputation as a vibrant centre for education and scholarship.
Students at the UBC School of Information are working towards a thriving society where communities can engage with information; enable democracy through evidence, accountability, and transparency; and preserve and shape our collective memory and culture.
By donating to the UBC School of Information General Scholarship and Bursary Fund, you directly impact students' lives and give current students what they need to become the next generation of change-makers in the information world.
This award honors Gene Joseph, the founding librarian of UBC's Xwi7xwa Library, to support Indigenous students pursuing a master's degree in library and information studies.
At the time of the first award, Joseph was one of the few First Nations librarians in Canada - now, twenty Indigenous Gene Joseph Scholars are working as information professionals. Help continue the legacy of Gene Joseph and support Indigenous people in the profession by donating to this scholarship.
More ways to make an impact
There are many ways you can create an impact and catalyze a future of possibility. Your involvement and support make a real difference to the experience of our students, helping build the foundations from which they can change the world.
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Connect with Arts Development & Alumni Engagement if you have any questions about supporting our projects and initiatives or if you need assistance finding a fund.
