- The President
- About Joy
- Priorities
- Conversations
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Statements
- 2022
- Dr. Yabome Gilpin-Jackson named SFU’s first Vice-President, People, Equity and Inclusion
- Chris (Syeta’xtn) Lewis joins SFU in advisory role on Indigenous Initiatives and Reconciliation
- A World of Difference: How universities must evolve in a post-COVID world
- Russian invasion of Ukraine
- SFU: What's Next?
- Celebrating National Indigenous Peoples day
- 2021
- Welcome new SFU students
- UPDATED Jan. 6: My response to Dec. 11 event in SFU dining hall
- Celebrating Black History Month
- The University’s Role and Contributions to a Just Recovery Over the Next Decade
- Inspired by meetings with SFU Faculty and Staff
- Looking forward to Summer and Fall
- Opinion: This is why SFU is backing the Burnaby Mountain gondola
- External Review of December 11, 2020 Event
- Facing the future with hope
- President's statement on TransMountain Expansion Project and support for a fire hall on Burnaby mountain
- The road ahead
- Stronger Together: SFU, the pandemic and lessons for a better future
- SFU to observe moment of silence at 2:15 PM today
- Taking action: Reconciliation at SFU
- Join SFU President Joy Johnson for a tour of Burnaby campus
- Message from the President: Residential school findings
- Dr. June Francis appointed Special Advisor to the President on Anti-Racism
- My response to the open letter from SFU faculty and staff
- Resources and ways to support scholars in Afghanistan
- BC Vaccine Card
- Masks required on all SFU campuses, vaccine card required for residence, athletics, dining, events and others
- Vaccine declaration and follow-up screening at SFU
- Return to campus planning updates
- Welcome Back
- Work to review contract vs. in-house cleaning and food services
- National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
- SFU and SFSS united in commitment to climate action
- Inclusion benefits us all
- Moving forward with kindness
- SFU commits to full divestment from fossil fuels
- Safety on SFU's campuses
- Thank you!
- Temporary shift to remote learning January 10 – 23, 2022
- 2020
- Statement on academic freedom
- Welcome back faculty and staff
- Welcome back students
- Statement on scholar strike
- Reflections on my first 30 days
- Taking care of ourselves, taking care of each other
- Equity, diversity and inclusion commitments
- Statement on SFU's Athletics Team Name Change
- Finding connection in times of adversity
- Wishing you a safe and restful holiday break
- Op-ed: SFU helping drive social, economic innovation in time of crisis
- 2022
- President’s Distinguished Community Leadership Award
- Strategic Plan
- Executive
- Executive Searches
- Contact
ThoughtExchange
As part of SFU: What’s Next?, we’re asking big questions—questions about the future of SFU, our priorities and how we want to define ourselves as a community. In order to receive broad input on these questions, we’re using ThoughtExchange as a simple way for community members to share their thoughts and see how those thoughts resonate with others.
What is Thoughtexchange?
ThoughtExchange is an online engagement app built and managed by Fulcrum Management Systems, Ltd., a company based in B.C. The platform is designed to let us respectfully share critical, concrete thoughts with each other and respond to them in real time, giving us nuanced and immediate feedback about the ideas and experiences we have in common and the ones we don’t.
To learn more about ThoughtExchange, please visit their website: www.thoughtexchange.com
Participating in ThoughtExchange is completely anonymous, and we’re taking steps to ensure your privacy is protected. Learn how SFU and ThoughtExchange will keep your information safe.
How to Participate
Share, Star, Discover!
- Select the conversation you want to participate in – there will be two “big questions” to answer, and each question will have its own exchange.
- Tell us a bit about you – First, you will be asked to answer a question so we can understand your relationship to SFU.
- Share – Provide a short thought in response to the question. Then, offer a brief explanation about why your thought is important. Share as many thoughts as you would like.
- Star – Read and rate the thoughts of others from 1 to 5 stars depending on how much you agree. This process is completely anonymous. Rating thoughts helps us understand which thoughts participants have in common, and which they don’t.
- Discover – Browse the results to see what topics have emerged and which ideas are most popular.
- Repeat – Check back regularly to see how the conversation is evolving! Each question is open for two weeks, and the more you share, star and discover, the more we’ll know about the thoughts and priorities that are relevant to our community.
ThoughtExchanges work best when input is concrete, respectful and actionable. Your thoughts are anonymous and they are published to the exchange immediately—so do share, but please be respectful.
When sharing thoughts, please do not enter personal information about yourself or others or any information that may identify yourself or others in any free text fields—thoughts that contain personal information or personal criticisms will be removed immediately in order to maintain compliance with FIPPA.
Active Conversations
All ThoughtExchanges for SFU: What's Next? phase one are now complete. More conversations will take place in the Fall of 2022.
PAST Conversations
Looking to learn about what conversations already took place? View past conversations.
