UFV seeks community partners for summer research internship program

• Share on Facebook
• Share on Bluesky
• Share on X
• Copy Link

Participants can also create course material for Grade 10 and 11 students at that school, or delve into a research-based project like looking through handwritten records of former Indian agents to detail the history of smallpox.

B.C. health-care projects cancelled as government tightens budget

2h ago

Natural gas pipeline expansion

Hundreds of construction jobs expected in the Fraser Valley as pipeline project gets the green light

3h ago

Big winners

Abbotsford couple wins $100,000 lottery prize

3h ago

Carlson said students typically describe their Collaboratorium experiences as “life-changing”.

“My experience working at PARC is something that I will never be able to replicate,” said Mattisen Henrotte. “I do not actually think I will ever work a job that is cooler or will have as big an impact in my personal life and view of the world. Reflecting on the experiences I have had and the hands-on learning that I have done, it’s hard to imagine a career that will be cooler than working at the Peace and Reconciliation Centre.”

Student skills that may be a great fit for the 2025 program include video filming and editing, graphic design, detailed report writing and more.

More partners are needed for this summer’s cohort. Community organizations interested in joining the BMO Collaboratorium are encouraged to reach out at PARCcollab@ufv.ca.