2013 North Coast Regional Report

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UNBC2013 University of Northern British Columbia North Coast Susan Luong of Prince Rupert

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After Convocation each year a series of regional reports are produced which are customized to regions across northern BC. These reports celebrate local grads, award winners, research activities, and other stories relevant to the area. Reports designed for communities with or close to UNBC's regional campuses also feature listings of upcoming local courses.

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UNBC2013University of Northern British Columbia

North Coast

Susan Luong of Prince Rupert

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Hannah BjorndalUNBC Scholars - renewed & Graduating Class Gift Bursary

Alden ChowUNBC In-Course Bursary

Danielle DaltonUNBC Transfer Student Award

Tiffany EmersonMarion and Lawrence deGrace Scholarship

Andrea FishCanfor Legacy First Nations Scholarship

Dildeep GillRaven Bursary & Prince George Doctors Bursary

Conar HarrisUNBC In-Course Bursary

Susan LuongMay and Ronald F. Whitcombe Memorial Scholarship & Alumni Association of UNBC Undergraduate Scholarship

Pouyan MahboubiUNBC Doctoral Tuition Scholarship & International Association for Impact Assessment - Western and Northern Canada Affiliate Scholarship & UNBC Graduate Scholarship

Matthew MurrayUNBC Scholars - renewed

Diana OliveiraUNBC In-Course Bursary

Jennifer Reutens-HernandezUNBC Scholars Award

Luke RobinUNBC In-Course Bursary

Sarah RobinAthletic Assistance Program & UNBCScholars - renewed & ShoppersDrug Mart/Imasco Community Involvement Bursary

Samantha RosarioUNBC Scholars - renewed & Prince George Filipino Canadian Society Scholarship

Vikas SharmaUNBC Scholars - renewed

Caitlin TatesUNBC In-Course Bursary

Teak WongRaven Bursary

Camron de la NuezRaven Bursary & Sorila Entrance Scholarship

Sherry BealMBA Business Administration

Kristen BombenBScN Nursing

Brenna BoyleBSc Geography

James CaseyMA INTS - Global Environmental Policy

Tiffany EmersonBEd Secondary Education

Andrea FishBScN Nursing

Susan LuongBSc Honours Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

Jatinder MinhasBHSc Biomedical Studies

Lauren MovoldBEd Elementary Education

Kerry-Anne O'ConnorBComm Human Resources Management

Tara OrleansBScN Nursing

Jeffrey StromdahlBComm General Business

Caitlin TatesBEd Elementary Education

Connie WatkinsonBScN Nursing

Myrtle WickMEd Multi-Disciplinary Leadership

Bella BellaGraduate

Bella CoolaGraduate

MassetGraduates

Oona RiverGraduate

Prince RupertGraduates

Queen Charlotte CityGraduate Award Recipients

Port ClementsAward Recipients

Port EdwardAward Recipient

Taryn NygaardBA Anthropology

Mi Kyoung ChoiCertificate Rural Acute Care Nursing

Courtenay HudebineBA English

Shauna SmithBScN Post-Diploma Nursing

Chad BergmanBSc Psychology

Luke BorserioBScN Nursing

Grace ColeUNBC Scholars Award

Jedidiah ZimmermanUNBC Scholars - renewed

Kevin ProctorRaven Bursary

Daniel ArndtUNBC Scholars Award

Braeden CoberUNBC Scholars - renewed

Alissa MacMullinUNBC Scholars - renewed

Award Recipients

Samantha Rosario

Susan Luong

Hannah Bjorndal

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North Coast | 2013

775 students graduated from UNBC this year, bringing the total number of UNBC alumni to 10,363. Convocation ceremonies took place in Prince George, Quesnel, Terrace, Gitwinksihlkw, and Fort St. John.

CONGRATULATIONS GRADS!

First-year students Jennifer Reutens-Hernandez of Prince Rupert, Daniel Arndt of Queen Charlotte City, and Grace Cole of Port Clements have the chance to earn a UNBC degree tuition-free after receiving UNBC Scholars awards this past year. UNBC Scholars can have their tuition waived for an entire bachelor’s degree program, provided they maintain a B average.

UNBC Scholars Awards

Jennifer Reutens-Hernandez of Prince Rupert

Daniel Arndt of Queen Charlotte City

Grace Cole of Port Clements

Lauren Movold & Caitlin Tates of Prince Rupert

Jatinder Minhas of Prince Rupert

Andrea Fish of Prince Rupert

Kristen Bomben of Prince Rupert

Hannah Bjorndal

Connie Watkinson of Prince Rupert Myrtle Wick of Prince Rupert

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On the CoverUNBC 2013Year in Review

UNBC has had another fruitful year full of faculty, student, and research success.

• UNBC Forestry Professor Kathy Lewis was named Academic of the Year by the Confederation of University Faculty Associations of BC – the second UNBC professor in a row to receive the honour after Dr. Chris Opio received the distinction last year.

• UNBC‘s Dezene Huber, who was part of the inter-university effort which attracted international headlines this year by successfully decoding the genome of the mountain pine beetle.

• UNBC’s soccer and basketball teams played their first-ever matches in the Canada West conference of Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS), the highest level of amateur sport in the country.

• UNBC Environmental Engineering student Stephanie Doherty was awarded one of only ten 3M National Student Fellowships this year after two UNBC students took home the honour last year in the Award’s inaugural year. Only days before, Doherty was part of the UNBC engineering team that took home a top prize at the national Canadian Engineering Competition in Ottawa.

• UNBC tied its highest position ever in Maclean’s Magazine’s annual university rankings, placing second in the primarily undergraduate category, and retaining its spot as “best in the west” for the eighth straight year.

Susan Luong of Prince Rupert (BSc Honours Biochemistry and Molecular Biology), addressed her fellow graduands in the College of Science and Management (CSAM) this year as valedictorian, during the University’s 20th Convocation.