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COVID-19 website changes

June 3, 2020 -

We’re making a few web changes to reflect the “new normal” state at UVic. The green COVID-19 button at the top of all UVic webpages will disappear on Tuesday, June 9. It will be replaced with a link in the grey global menu.

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3M National Student Fellows

May 29, 2020 - The Ring

Two of 10 of this year's prestigious 3M National Student Fellowships have been awarded to UVic students. Hanna Jacobsen (sociology and gender studies), and Madeleine Kenyon (philosophy) join eight others to become Canada’s 2020 3M fellowship recipients.

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Raising Draco

May 29, 2020 - knowlEDGE

At the intersection of health promotion, eHealth and psychology, a wee virtual dragon named Draco is in tryouts as a new tool in addressing childhood obesity in British Columbia.

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Sociologist wins national prize for reducing inequity and stigma

May 26, 2020 - Media release

From advocating for the recognition of Indigenous and non-Indigenous midwives, to working with street-involved youth, to empowering sex workers to become their own health advocates, sociologist Cecilia Benoit has made vital contributions to the advancement of class, race and gender equality in Canada. CISUR scientist and sociology professor emerita at UVic has been awarded the 2020 Killam Prize in Social Sciences.

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New phase for student financial aid

May 22, 2020 -

UVic continues to support students in a time of need. As the academic community moves into summer session and plans for the 20202/21 academic year, the university is transitioning into a second phase of support for students through existing bursaries and awards. The university has made significant financial enhancements to these programs to meet continuing needs for assistance.

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