Kim Duffell
Alumni Relations Manager
T: 604.822.1864
F: 604.822.2391
E: kim.duffell@ubc.ca
Get Involved

Volunteer! As a UBC Science alumnus, you have a lot to offer.
Whether you're in industry, academia, government or business, you have a unique story. By sharing your experiences, either as a volunteer, as a mentor, speaker, or co-op employer, you can provide students with invaluable insight that will help them choose their own path in science.
Mentor For A Day
A short-term investment of your time can be a huge source of inspiration and guidance for students. The earlier we hear from you, the more time we have to find the right option for you--opportunities that focus on women in science, discipline-specific events, or sessions that look at a broad array of careers in science.
Cross-Discipline Initiatives
Women in Science & Engineering (WISE)
Beyond the BSc
Crash Course on Careers
Departmental Career Nights
Physics and Astronomy
Biochemistry
Biology
Microbiology/Immunology
Get in touch today! alumni@science.ubc.ca
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UBC Science Tri-Mentoring Program
The UBC Science Mentoring is a 7 month program that provides you with an opportunity to make a real difference in the personal and career development of a senior student in Science. Third and fourth year UBC students are matched with alumni and/or industry mentors in their areas of study with an intent to develop professional relationships, communication and leadership skills.
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UBC Computer Science Tri-mentoring Program
The UBC Computer Science Tri-mentoring Program offers unique opportunity for UBC alumni in the IT field to mentor Computer Science undergraduate and graduate students, and to connect with other industry and faculty mentors in the program.
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Volunteer with UBC Alumni Affairs
UBC depends on a large number of volunteers from the community at large to provide their expertise on specific issues, to sit on a variety of committees and task forces and to generously give their time for alumni related events.
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UBC Science: Community Outreach Programs
UBC Science and our departments run a variety of outreach programs that welcome alumni, public and industry involvement.








