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18. Juli 2023 · (UBC-O) Okanagan College begins offering university transfer courses. 1969 Popular University alumnus, mathematics professor, and administrator Dr. Walter H. Gage appointed President. 1970 UBC enrolment numbers 20,936 students. 1971 UBC becomes first university in Canada to offer Women’s Studies programme for academic credit. 1972
In numbers of students the University of British Columbia stands second among the English language universities of Canada. It has graduated 26,000 men and women. A provincial University was first called into being by the British Columbia University Act of 1890, amended in 1891.
download Report. Transcription. Spring 1969 - Graduation at UBC - University of British Columbia. THE UNIVERSITY OF. BRITISH COLUMBIA. ANNUAL CONGREGATION. FOR THE INSTALLATION OF. PRESIDENT. WALTER HENRY GAGE. AND FOR THE. CONFERRING OF DEGREES. WEDNESDAY, MAY TWENTY-EIGHTH. NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-NINE. BOARD OF GOVERNORS. Ex-Officio:
University of British Columbia Library - University Archives. Honorary Degree Recipients -- Chronological List. *** = convocation speech available. +++ = video available. Year and Name. Degree. 1925 Currie, Sir Arthur William MacLean, John Duncan McKechnie, Robert Edward Nichol, Walter Cameron Plaskett, John Stanley Suzzalo, Henry Young, Henry ...
3. März 2023 · Chronological index to University buildings and facilities, 1911-present. Fairview Campus. Point Grey Campus (1925: Farm Buildings | Permanent Buildings | Semi-permanent Buildings) | 1926-1939 | 1940s | 1950s | 1960s | 1970s | 1980s | 1990s | 2000s | 2010s. Okanagan Campus.
UBC Yearbooks. Published annually under the auspices of the Alma Mater Society, the yearbooks document student life at the University from 1915 to 1966. Their pages document graduating classes, sports teams, student clubs and organizations, social events, governance bodies, and fraternities and sororities. Subscribe to this collection with RSS.
11. Jan. 2019 · General History. Documenting the history of the University. These articles, documents, and displays provide a general overview of the history of UBC, in particular its origins and early development. A Brief History of the University of British Columbia. The History of the University by UBC President Norman MacKenzie (1957)
