Research

Finding the Question Between Disciplines: Abhishek Rakshit’s IGS Journey

Finding the Question Between Disciplines: Abhishek Rakshit’s IGS Journey

Abhishek Rakshit explains how his interdisciplinary research crosses the traditional boundaries of psychology, computer science, digital art, and media.

Deanna Neri: The importance of community and meaningful connections in creating safe and equitable spaces

Deanna Neri: The importance of community and meaningful connections in creating safe and equitable spaces

Deanna Neri from the Doctor of Philosophy in Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies – Community Engagement, Social Change, Equity theme discusses her research, and her thoughts on the importance of community and meaningful connections in creating safe and equitable spaces where everyone can thrive

Michael Monclou: Connecting law, justice and global perspectives at UBC Okanagan
Connecting Research, Clinical Practice, and Community

Connecting Research, Clinical Practice, and Community

Jacqueline Tams discusses her community-based participatory action research project and what being a public scholar means to her.

Using Operations Research to Build Sustainable and Resilient Systems

Using Operations Research to Build Sustainable and Resilient Systems

Mohammad Reza Khodoomi discusses his research on sustainable, resilient, and efficient energy and supply chain systems.

How Do Housing Reforms Shape Neighbourhoods? Tracking Affordability and Displacement Vulnerability in Kelowna, BC

How Do Housing Reforms Shape Neighbourhoods? Tracking Affordability and Displacement Vulnerability in Kelowna, BC

Hoda Pourpirali explains her interdisciplinary research, which explores the implementation and impacts of housing policies.

From Global Perspectives to Local Impact: Sandamali Jayakody’s Journey at UBC Okanagan
Thinking About Reframing Sustainability Through Relationships

Thinking About Reframing Sustainability Through Relationships

Julia Jung, Doctor of Philosophy in Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies student in the Sustainability theme, explains what brought dem to UBC Okanagan and deir research at the FEELed Lab

Tailoring Mentorship: Dr. Rachelle Hole, the First Winner of the UBC Okanagan Graduate Mentorship Award, Explains Her Approach to Student Mentorship
Decarbonizing Kidney Care Services: From Environmental Assessment to Informed Action

Decarbonizing Kidney Care Services: From Environmental Assessment to Informed Action

Meet Saba Saleem, Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering student. Saba’s research integrates healthcare decision-making and environmental considerations.