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Great moments

The University of Victoria has witnessed many historical and significant moments during its 50-year history that have contributed to UVic's development into a leading research-intensive university and that have made a difference in the world. Thank to everyone who participated in our nomination process by submitting what they feel is a Great Moment in UVic's history.

We look forward to sharing with everyone all of the Great Moments that were submitted starting in September 2012.   

UVic’s CanAssist, created in 1999, develops and delivers technologies, programs and services to improve the quality of life for those with disabilities. It is unique in North America. In this 2006 photo, CanAssist director Nigel Livingston and then-client Dan Spelt review computer programs together. Spelt is now a research assistant with CanAssist. Credit: Diana Nethercott.The 4.7 hectare Mystic Vale is a rich ecosystem that was added to the university campus in 1993. It is used actively as a resource for teaching and research. The ravine is part of the Hobbs Creek watershed which supports Douglas firs, grand firs and big leaf maples—some of the trees are as old as 150 years. Credit: UVic Photo Services.University of Victoria Chancellor Murray Farmer, BC Lieutenant Governor Steven L. Point, Mrs. Gwendolyn Point and UVic President David Turpin officially open the ceremonial doors of First Peoples House, January 2010. Credit: UVic Photo Services. 


 

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