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�� is a registered Canadian charity. Charitable receipts are issued for all donations of $10 or more. Donor names are not exchanged with other organizations.

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Celebrating a career of service to the �� Community

From green to gold, ��'s longest-serving employee joined the University community in its earliest days and steps into retirement with a wealth of golden memories.

Nursing dream inspired and fulfilled in the North

From early aspiration to graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree, Terrace resident Trinity Scott's path highlights the impact of meaningful connections and community-based learning.

Silver Medal recipient brings care and compassion to her home community

A commitment to northern health care and a drive to serve her community have shaped Megan Wilson’s path. Now a full-time nurse in Fort St. John, she is the recipient of the 2025 Governor General’s Silver Medal.

�� researchers secure more than $1.5 million in NSERC Discovery Grant funding

Eight �� researchers receive more than $1.5 million through NSERC’s Discovery Grant program to support long-term, curiosity-driven research. Their work explores topics ranging from wildfire resilience and cybersecurity to freshwater ecosystems and advanced mathematics

From Coast to Peace: Roadshow brings healthcare to life at northern high schools

Organized through the UBC Northern Medical Program at ��, the Roadshow visits rural communities across northern B.C. every spring to showcase health careers to local high school students.

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�� Student First Fund

We are Ready and ��’s students have got what it takes to transform communities like ours in a changing world. We ask you to be part of it with us. Help us to unleash the power of people with your generosity.

By supporting our you will help students at �� share what they learn with the world. Let’s help them focus on their studies, advance healthy lives, shape thriving societies, and create solutions for the planet.

Thank you for being part of this education and research vision for Northern British Columbia. Spread the word or donate, together we can accomplish something great!

Chancellor Iona Campagnolo Memorial Scholarship

The Honourable Chancellor Iona Campagnolo, the first chancellor of the University of Northern British Columbia, was a distinguished Canadian and British Columbian. Chancellor Campagnolo was also the first woman president of the Liberal Party of Canada and the first woman Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia.

She was an integral part of ��'s vision, declaring that "�� will be a welcoming place for all students, not grudgingly, or in spite of their colour, race, gender or place of origin, but in frank celebration of it." Her intention with this award is to discover and support a northern gem — someone with a dream of education and a passion to give back to northern communities.

Please to this inspiring award for �� students.

Haffner Helping Hand Award

From green to gold, ��'s longest-serving employee who joined the University community in its earliest days, has now stepped into retirement with a wealth of golden memories.

While her day-to-day presence on campus will be deeply missed, Bethany leaves behind a permanent legacy with the , an endowed fund established by her and her husband Darrin to support undergraduate or graduate students with financial need.

“My hope is to inspire other employees to work with �� Giving. I want them to see they can create awards with little contributions that have a lasting legacy. Start now,” she encourages, “And it can grow into an amazing gift to �� students!”

IWAU - Inspiring Women Among Us Award

In 2015, the created the Inspiring Women Among Us Award. It is available to students identifying as women or non-binary, and is one of the most accessible awards at ��.

From significant caregiving duties, and single parenting challenges, to severe illness, and lingering mental and physical impacts from assaults, the students who apply are still pushing forward towards their dreams of a degree. Many are the first in their families to attend university. Often, applicants are Indigenous or International students with few alternate sources of funding. Many are holding multiple jobs to pay for their education. Their testimonials are heartbreaking and while it might not seem like much, this $1,000 award makes a world of difference to them and their families.

The need is great and your contributions have significant impact. We currently provide 5 of these incredible . Help us increase the number we can give out each year.