The Prince George public is encouraged to check out opportunities around post-secondary education in the north as UNBC kicks off the first ever UNBC Week.
“We noticed that we have so many amazing events happening all in the same week,” said Manager of the Future Students Office Angela Gallant. “So we decided to bring it all together and celebrate all things UNBC.”
Starting today (Monday) Mr. PG is flying a special UNBC flag, signaling the start of UNBC Week at the Prince George campus.
October 21 – Timberwolves Legacy Night with Karina LeBlanc
Former member of Canada’s national women’s soccer team and Olympic bronze medallist Karina LeBlanc will headline the event, which brings together alumni, donors, community leaders, University supporters and guests in support of UNBC student-athletes.
October 23 – Discovery Day
UNBC’s premier outreach and recruitment event which brings prospective students, families, educators and community members to campus for a first-hand experience of UNBC life. The event is a showcase of the academic programs, research, campus culture and student experience that make UNBC a destination for learners from across northern B.C. In addition, UNBC JDC West students will be hosting their Chillin for Charity fundraising event in the Agora Courtyard.
October 23 – Timberwolves Soccer
The women’s and men’s soccer teams will take on the Victoria Vikes at Masich Place, with matches at 5:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Free admission for everyone.
October 24 – President’s Walk and Talk
Community members and families can join Dr. Owen for coffee and a guided walk-through campus as he shares stories, observations and points of interest along the way. Meet in the Doug Little Lounge, near the Canfor Winter Garden at 10:00 a.m.
October 24 – Timberwolves Pre-game Tailgate Party and Basketball Games
Students, faculty, alumni, families and all fans are invited to the Charles Jago Northern Sport Centre to celebrate the start of the basketball season and cheer on the Timberwolves! The free BBQ begins at 11:30 a.m. in the parking lot. Admission to the games is free with the donation of one non-perishable food item for the Northern Undergraduate Student Society food bank as the men’s and women’s teams open their seasons against the Thompson Rivers University Wolfpack.
October 25 – Timberwolves Soccer final games of the season
Come cheer on the men’s and women’s teams as they play their final games of the season against the UBC Okanagan Heat and celebrate the Timberwolves graduating student-athletes! The women play at 12:30 p.m. followed by the men at 2:30 p.m. at Masich Place Stadium.
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