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Department of International Studies
ISSA / INTERNATIONAL STUDIES BOWLING NIGHT
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2011 BOWLING WINNERS!!!
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INTERNATIONAL STUDIES TOTE BAG WINNER FROM 2011 STUDENT ORIENTATION WAS
BRENDAN PATERSHUK
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Register for INTS Courses Fall 2011
Check out the Fall schedule of International Studies courses at left.
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More About Prince George
and Northern BC
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What We Are About
The International Studies program seeks to familiarize you
with the global community in which you live and to prepare you for careers
involving international interactions.
The major provides you with a variety of opportunities to explore issues from
economic, social, cultural and environmental perspectives.
Foreign language training and study abroad experiences are incorporated into
the program and special attention is given to British Columbia's immediate
international neighbours: the Pacific Rim countries, the nations of the
Circumpolar North, and the United States.
Congratulations 2011 Graduates 
UNBC students are attempting to fold 1000 origami cranes to show their support
for the Japanese victims. Elsewhere, a group of Japanese residents have
organized a group called "PG Saves Japan". The group is working on finalizing a
schedule of public fund-raising events and are asking for donations which will
support victims of the disaster through the Canadian Red Cross. (In photo students and UNBC President Dr. George Iwama)
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Ami Hagiwara and Hiroe Wood (UNBC Japanese Language Instructors) have organized a fundraiser along with their students for PG Saves Japan with proceeds going to the Canadian Red Cross. |
Spread the Net
UNBC has won the cross-Canada 'Spread the Net' Challenge
Josiah
Toppin, Krista Ediger, Meghan Kennedy, Don Ireland, Emily Anne Therrien,
and Nicole
Halseth
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competition put on by Canadian personality, Rick Mercer challenged schools
across the country to raise money for Bednets in Africa. UNBC raised over 18
thousand dollars in the campaign, good enough to beat out Dalhousie for first
place in the country. As part of the prize, Rick Mercer came to UNBC.
Click picture to view TV clip
Japanese Speech Contest
University of British Columbia - March 5, 2011
Christopher Unger won the third place of the Intermediate Category of the 23rd
BC Japanese Speech Contest |
Alexandra Wagstaff and Christopher Unger were chosen as the six best finalists of BC, and Chris won
third place. Both of them did their best speech at the contest
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International Studies Student Association &
Faculty Bowling Night
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University of Northern British Columbia
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