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WRDS Course Spotlight: 150B Topic: Behaviours, Norms, & Change – led by Rohan Karpe PhD

 
We continue our WRDS spotlight series with a course about behaviours and norms, led by Dr Rohan Karpe
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Outstanding turn out by UBC Journalism community at 2021 Jack Webster Awards

 
Alumni, students and faculty of the School of Journalism, Writing, and Media took home one journalism award and two student journalism awards at the 2021 Jack Webster Awards. 

How to be a Mad Activist: Q&A with sarah currie – クり窓花 – currie madoka

 
sarah currie - クり窓花 – currie madoka introduces some of the topics of her upcoming contribution to our EDI Speaker Series

Award-winning journalists join the UBC School of Journalism, Writing, and Media

 
Award-winning journalists Eternity Martis and David McKie are joining the School of Journalism, Writing, and Media for the 2021W academic year.
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