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on the Verge
The "on the Verge" writing contest showcases and celebrates emerging UVic student voices. The 2017-2018 theme was HOME. Rachel Lallouz, Kate Fry, Nicholas Guerreiro and Chris Tse all took home first place prizes of $250.
Two UVic finalists in Science Exposed photo contest
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In February, the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) launched its first edition of Science Exposed, a contest to showcase images of scientific research, in all fields of study. Participants are eligible for a chance to win one of three prizes, as well as win $1,000 for the Public Choice Award.
September contest winners
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In the inaugural Campus Checklist newsletter on Sept. 16, we asked faculty and staff to tell us "what's the one thing every new UVic student ought to know that would best improve their experience or support academic success?" We received lots of great responses, and two winners were randomly selected from the 72 submissions for two $100 prizes, loaded onto ONECards.
Congrats, contest winners!
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Thanks to everyone who participated in our "ONECard, one question" contest, and congratulations to our two winners, who were randomly selected from the 72 submissions. Mary Lesperance (faculty) and Maureen Nelms (staff) will receive $100 on their ONECards. Keep an eye out for more contests in upcoming newsletters.
SSSHRC storyteller submissions 2014
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The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) has launched its second annual Research for a Better life: The Storytellers challenge, a competition designed to support and promote excellence in research communications. It challenges pos…
Vikes song contest
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What do most major universities have, that UVic has never had? A rally song to get UVic fans and teams pumped up during Vikes games. But that is about to change, thanks to a new contest launched by Vikes Athletics and UVic’s School of Music.
Top-3 finish in global MBA contest
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A team of MBA students representing day and evening programs at UVic’s Sardul S. Gill Graduate School of Business was one of the top three in the world, competing in Switzerland this summer for the big prize in the Nespresso AAA Sustainable Quality MBA Challenge 2013. The UVic/Gill team made it into the top three with a creative proposal to support the long-term economic, social and environmental sustainability of coffee farming in Colombia.
SSHRC Storytellers
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Four UVic teams are among 25 winners of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) video contest Research for a Better Life: The Storytellers involving universities across Canada. Here is their story.
UVic@100
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What will UVic be like on its 100th anniversary? Last month, The Ring asked all forward-looking members of the UVic community to unleash their imaginations and describe UVic in 2063. Our judges awarded first prize to Cheryl Hebb, director of campus-based fundraising in the Development Office. Runner-up prize went to fourth-year biology student Ryan Heron.
UVic@100 Contest
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At UVic, celebrating our 50th year is not just about our past. It’s also about our future. And, at The Ring, we are encouraging all forward-looking members of the community to share their vision of our university on its future centenary. So we’re launching the UVic@100 competition.
Savour the diversity
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The winners of the 2012-2013 Diversity Writing Contest and first annual UVic Diversity Slam Poetry Contest were announced on Jan.30 at First Peoples House, during the opening reception of the Provost’s Diversity Research Forum: Rethinking Realities.
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