Faculty Micro-lectures and Publication Celebration

Each year the Research Office invite 20 or more faculty researchers to be a part of the UFV Micro-Lecture series. Our goal is to provide “snapshots” of our faculty research, as well as highlight the interdisciplinary nature of our work. This engaging, fast-paced event also helps to interest students in research and expose faculty to research other than their own.

Check out the 2019 micro-lectures and photos!

What it looks like:

Researchers take the stage one after the other for a maximum of two minutes to speak about the exciting findings and implications of their research. The event generally lasts about an hour. Discussion and networking are encouraged afterwards (e.g., if someone is inspired, they can approach faculty afterwards for further discussion).

Following the event, there is an informal reception to showcase faculty accomplishments in publications.

Publication Celebration

What to submit:

• A copy of your published piece for display at the event (peer-reviewed journal article, authored or co-authored book or book chapter, edited or co-edited book, video, etc.).  New submissions from 2017-2019 will be accepted.  For online articles, please print a hard copy for display.  Submissions will be returned after the event.  Please include all the information needed for a citation in a bibliography (author(s), title, journal title, publisher, city, volume, date, URL, etc.)

AND

• A PowerPoint slide that captures something about your publication. Include your name, department, your photo, and title of the publication.  Include an image related to your publication (e.g., book cover, photo of you on location, etc.).  These can be similar to the ones faculty did for the last publication celebration found at Publication 2015 Slide . The purpose of the slide is to generate discussions and connections.   Be creative!  There is a prize draw for participants and the slides will be posted on the web.

During the Fall and Winter semesters, faculty gather monthly to discuss their current scholarly work. The goal is to encourange partnerships and identify interdisciplinary opportunities. Events are sponsored with generous support by the UFV Research Office and the UFV College of Arts.

For more information about these events please contact Melissa.Walter@ufv.ca or Alex.Wetmore@ufv.ca.

Faculty Sabbatical Planning and Application Workshops

Ask questions and get feedback before submitting your application by attending the sabbatical planning and application workshop facilitated by Dr. Garry Fehr, AVP, Research, Engagement and Graduate Studies. Check the UFV Research events calendar for upcoming workshops.

RSVP to kelly.tracey@ufv.ca

At this workshop you will receive information about what contributes to a successful application:

• Recognize what makes a good application
• Write a project summary, objectives and goal statements
• Develop a detailed, clear timeline of activities
• Identify potential outcomes, disseminations and publications

If you are unsure about your sabbatical eligibility please contact your dean's office. For more information or help with sabbatical applications, please contact Garry.Fehr@ufv.ca.

Research Option & Scholarly Activity (ROSA) Workshop

The Research, Engagement and Graduate Studies department facilitate a workshop every year for faculty members interested in applying for either a Research Option or Scholarly Activity release. The deadline for these release applications is October 31 of each year. The next workshop will be held in early September.

• View ROSA Handbook guidelines and application forms.
• Check the UFV Research events calendar for upcoming workshops.

Grant Writing Workshop

Each year the Research Office hosts a workshop to answer the question "Why apply for a research grant?" 

Participants receive tips on:

• Evaluating the funding source criteria
• Defining your purpose and objectives
• Writing your project summary
• Developing a manageable timeline
• Identifying potential outcomes, disseminations, and publications

The Research Office is available to assist UFV faculty and students with grant writing. Please contact the Director of Research Services at Director.Research@ufv.ca for more information, or to set up a meeting to discuss your plans to apply for a research grant.

Grant Writing Workshop

Each year the Research Office hosts a workshop to answer the question "Why apply for a research grant?" 

Participants receive tips on:

• Evaluating the funding source criteria
• Defining your purpose and objectives
• Writing your project summary
• Developing a manageable timeline
• Identifying potential outcomes, disseminations and publications

The Research Office is available to assist UFV faculty and students with grant writing. Please contact the Director of Research Services at Director.Research@ufv.ca for more information, or to set up a meeting to discuss your plans to apply for a research grant.

Student Graduate Scholarship Workshop

A workshop is given every year in September for students who plan to apply for NSERC, SSHRC & CIHR scholarships for graduate school. The deadline for these applications is December 1 each year. We will post the next Student Graduate Scholarship workshop date in July 2019.

If you would like more information regarding these scholarships at any time throughout the year, please contact the Director of Research Servicces in the research office at Director.Research@ufv.ca or 604-557-4044.

Student Graduate Scholarship Workshop PPT