Volunteering
Stephens Family Undergraduate Research Award
Chinese student at home at UVic
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A passion for community involvement
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Volunteering for human rights
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The Stephens Family Undergraduate Research Award in Organic and Sustainable Food Systems gave Riley the means to expand the scope of her project from a rain catchment system to a
water conservation initiative with lasting benefits to community partner Woodwynn Farms.
Education graduate student Xiwen Wang had hardly strayed far from her hometown of Beijing before crossing the Pacific to attend graduate school at the University of Victoria. Now,
since making that major leap, the 24-year-old is getting the most from the experience through involvement in her new community, which she happily calls home.
A passion for volunteering is a necessary component of the Maxwell Cameron Award for Secondary Education. As such, it is little wonder that Chloe Faught is this year’s winner.
Faught’s volunteer activities both at home and abroad are as impressive as they are varied, and are a testament to her dedication to both teaching and the wider community.
A new campus initiative to advocate for human rights has attracted interest from more than 100 UVic students and employees.