MLIS student Winnie Ak Wai Li receives Lucille M. Wert Student Scholarship
The award, given by the American Chemical Society, is designed to help applicants with an interest in the fields of chemistry and information to pursue graduate study in library, information, or computer science.
Exploring the North Vancouver Museum & Archives: Lynn Valley Days
MAS Student, Bryan Wood explores the NVMA’s Collection to find out more about the history and origins of this popular event.
Congratulations to the recipients of the Aboriginal Graduate Fellowship Bridge Funding
Students Xaanja Free (MLIS), Matthew Hetu (MASLIS) and Caleigh Matheson (MASLIS) are the successful recipients of this funding given by UBC G&PS.
MLIS student Neah Ingram-Monteiro receives WLA Reynolds Scholarship
The scholarship, given by the Washington Library Association, recognizes applicants’ potential for leadership in the profession and commitment to libraries and library science.
MLIS Student Y Vy Truong selected as one of the 2020–2022 ARL Kaleidoscope Diversity Scholars
The goal of the Kaleidoscope Program is to create a diverse community of research library and archives professionals.
Congratulations to the winners of the W. Kaye Lamb Prize!
Dr. Jennifer Douglas, Alexandra Alisauskas and Devon Mordell have received this award for their article “‘Treat Them with the Reverence of Archivists’: Records Work, Grief Work, and Relationship Work in the Archives”.
PhD student Saguna Shankar receives ASIS&T Doctoral Dissertation Proposal Scholarship Award
The award’s purpose is to foster research in information science by encouraging and assisting doctoral students in the field with their dissertation research.
Congratulations iSchool 2020 graduates!
On Tuesday, June 16, the iSchool hosted its first Virtual Graduation Ceremony to celebrate the Class of 2020
MAS Student Mya Ballin receives Mosaic Scholarship
The award, given by the Society of American Archivists, recognizes students who manifest a commitment both to the archival profession and to advancing diversity concerns within it.
Listening to the Earth
Students talked to scientists and collected stories about their favourite organisms. This audio-based exhibit examines these interviews and the interesting, funny, and sometimes sad, futures for these organisms.