Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program Online Master’s Info Sessions
Event Date: 2025/5/21
About the program Learn more about the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program (M.A./M.Ed.) Questions? Contact Dr. Joanna Cannon at joanna.cannon@ubc.ca
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Department Talk: Dr. Malgorzata Przanowska
Event Date: 2025/3/4
About the talk The context of my talk will be our uncertain times: technological turn and digital domination, wars (including economic ones), consequences of the pandemic, a general neglect of humanistic culture and attitude, migrations, just to mention a few aspects of our contemporary world. In such a context we pose a question about education […]
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ECPS Museum of Anthropology Trip
Event Date: 2025/2/6
Invitation The ECPS Department invites all ECPS faculty, staff and students to a guided tour of the Museum of Anthropology on Thursday, February 6, 2025 at 2:00 pm. Event Registration Space is limited. Please RSVP soon using the link or QR code on the flyer. If you have any question about this event, please contact […]
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ECPS 2024/25 Career Development Workshop Series!
Event Date: 2025/04/17
Welcome to the ECPS Career Development Workshop Series! Join the UBC Career Centre and the Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology, & Special Education for a unique, three-part workshop series. Tailored for graduate students, this series will provide you with the tools to align your career goals with the Canadian labour market. Workshop Overview: Workshop […]
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Promoting Inclusion: Knowledge Mobilization Project Gallery
Event Date: 2023/3/31
This gallery displays a class of MEd student’s work that addresses the following scenario: You have under 6 minutes to advocate for your profession and/or students, and persuade a leader to consider your arguments for a specific intervention or issue. What would you do? Location: Neville Scarfe Foyer Date: March 20th – 31st, 2023 References: https://ets.educ.ubc.ca/knowledge-mobilization-project-gallery/
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“What Inclusion Means to Me” social media campaign
Event Date: 2023/03/31
“What Inclusion Means to Me” social media campaign contest Social Media Campaign! Take a picture of yourself with 1-3 words describing what inclusion means to you. Post it on Instagram or Twitter with the hashtag #inclusionUBC, search the hashtag and like others’ posts. The post that receives the most likes will win a $50 Indigo […]
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ECPS Spring 2023 Graduate Student Symposium
Event Date: 2023/03/22
We’re excited to invite you to attend the spring ECPS graduate student symposium! We’ve put together a great program featuring ECPS students presenting on a variety of topics. See the attached program flyer for more details! The symposium will take place on Wednesday, March 22, from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm in room 310 of […]
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Graduate Workshop: Providing Effective Feedback
Event Date: 2023/02/28
The Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology and Special Education (ECPS), is pleased to offer a training program for all Graduate Teaching Assistants (GTAs) interested in becoming GTAs or are currently working as GTAs. As part of this professional development opportunity, workshops will be offered to support GTA’s teaching competencies and skills in diverse learning […]
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Dr. Bruno Zumbo’s invited address for the Research Methods and Analysis Series
Event Date: 2023/01/19
Dr. Bruno Zumbo is giving an invited address at the Research Methods and Analysis Series hosted by the Department of Psychology, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milan, Italy. The event will be attended by researchers across Italy and other nations across Europe and North America. The title of his invited address is “Validity Theories, Frameworks […]
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PSCTC Professional Development Workshop: Writing Effective, User-Friendly Assessment Reports
Event Date: 2022/2/7
Workshop Flyer Date: Monday, February 7th Time: 4:30 – 6:00pm PST Platform: UBC Zoom (the link will be emailed to registered participants) Click here to Register The Psychological Services & Counselling Training Centre (PSCTC) at the University of British Columbia is excited to host a panel featuring Drs. Kallista Bell, Kimberley DaSilva, Laurie Ford, and […]
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