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JOIN THE NEXT STAFF AND FACULTY TOWNHALL TO HELP GUIDE SFU'S SAFE RETURN TO ON-CAMPUS EDUCATION

As B.C. universities prepare for September’s full resumption of on-campus education, SFU is hosting a townhall for staff and faculty to answer questions and solicit employee feedback to help guide the safe return for all faculty, staff and students. The live-streamed townhall will be held Apr. 13, 2021. Staff and faculty are encouraged to submit any questions ahead of time.

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UNIVERSITY NEWS

SFU ANNOUNCES 2021 HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENTS

A world-renowned climate and human-rights activist, two public health champions, and an Emmy-winning television and movie star from Burnaby are among the 13 distinguished individuals who will receive honorary degrees from Simon Fraser University in 2021.

ICRC LIBRARIAN READY TO HELP BRING INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE TO THE CLASSROOM

Did you know that the SFU Library has an Indigenous Curriculum Resource Centre (ICRC)? Meet Ashley Edwards, the ICRC librarian, and learn about her mission to support SFU instructors looking to Indigenize and decolonize their curricula.

COVID-19 ON-CAMPUS SAFETY REMINDERS

University community members are reminded of the continued importance of following the COVID-19 safety protocols set out in the SFU Go-Forward Plan. SFU, like all organisations, is required under Public Health Orders to ensure compliance with COVID-19 safety measures. Individuals who choose not to comply with safety protocols may be refused access to an SFU campus and/or additional disciplinary action may be taken. Safety is a shared responsibility and we must all do our part to create a healthy and safe working and learning environment.

BURNABY CAMPUS TEMPORARY ROADWAY AND PARKING LOT ACCESS INTERRUPTIONS

Please note that during the week of March 29, the section of Tower Road between University High Street and South Campus Road will face interruptions for asphalt repairs. Transit bus routing and scheduling are not expected to be affected.

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March 30 | Co-Hosted by SFU Centre for Dialogue

CELEBRATE PIVOT HUB'S LAUNCH THROUGH A YOUTH-INFORMED PANEL DISCUSSION

Join SFU’s Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue, Youthful Cities and Pivot 2020 Project for a youth-informed panel discussion exploring data-driven solutions for city based challenges. This event marks the launch of Pivot’s Hub, a free open data web resource highlighting the urban experiences of youth during the pandemic. The Pivot Hub is made possible with generous funding from the Government of Canada.