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SFU Surrey executive director Steve Dooley to chair Surrey Board of Trade
SFU Surrey Executive Director Steve Dooley is the Surrey Board of Trade's new chair. learn more →
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SFU's Doug McArthur wins 2018 Lieutenant Governor silver medal for public administration
SFU public policy professor Doug McArthur is being recognized for his four decades of contributions to policy and public administration across Canada and internationally. learn more →
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SFU’s Joy Johnson recognized for career contributions to women’s health
The Women’s Health Research Institute has honoured Joy Johnson, SFU vice president, research and international, with its second annual Career Contribution to Women’s Health Research Award. learn more →
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Why we should listen to bees—scientist and poet collaborate on new book
Mark Winston, SFU’s globally known “bee” expert and Renee Saklikar, Surrey’s poet laureate, have collaborated on a new book on what bees are telling us. learn more →
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June 12, 2018
SFU Surrey executive director Steve Dooley to chair Surrey Board of Trade
SFU Surrey Executive Director Steve Dooley is the Surrey Board of Trade's new chair. -
June 11, 2018
FootyStats gives fantasy soccer players the edge during the 2018 World Cup
FootyStats is providing fans and fantasy soccer players free access to its advanced World Cup analytics. -
June 11, 2018
Four B.C. post-secondary institutions to collaborate on social infrastructure development
B.C. post-secondary institutions are collaborating in a groundbreaking initiative to strengthen communities through social infrastructure development. -
June 11, 2018
Aspiring community changemaker values experiential learning at SFU
Jonathan Boron chose SFU's Resource and Management MA program because he wanted to engage with communities during his graduate work. -
June 08, 2018
Autobiographical comic book thesis a Canadian first
North Vancouver secondary school art teacher Meghan Parker is the first Canadian to complete a master's thesis of an autobiographical nature in comic book form.