Rehabilitation Sciences’ doctoral students, Christy Jones, Oladele Atoyebi, and Gordon Tao has been awarded a Four Year Doctoral Fellowship (4YF)
The Four Year Doctoral Fellowship program will ensure UBC’s best PhD students are provided with financial support of at least $18,000 per year plus tuition for a maximum of four years of their PhD studies or until the end of their 5th years, whichever comes first.
Rehabilitation Sciences’ master’s student, Jeanette Boily, featured in lead story in Research Insider, the newsletter of the VCH Research Institute
Relieving the pressure: easing pain for bed-bound patients
Rehabilitation Sciences’ Doctoral Candidates Awarded Prestigious Scholarships!
Congratulations to PhD candidates Laura Bulk and Lyndal Solomons, who was awarded the Margaret Hood Scholarship and a Jane Hudson Scholarship! Also congratulations to Ryan Falck who has won the Louise McGregor Memorial Scholarship.
Rehabilitation Sciences’ doctoral student, Alessio Gallina, has been awarded the VCHRI Top Graduating Student Doctoral Award
This award is supported by Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute (VCHRI). The award recognize outstanding contributions by VCHRI research trainees to research excellence, service as role models, and other contributions to the VCH research community. Applicants must be PhD candidates graduating or submitting thesis between January 1st and December 31st 2018; their supervisory must be a VCHRI […]
Oladele Atoyebi receives award to attend ISG conference
Oladele Atoyebi, PhD candidate, receives a CIHR travel grant. Oladele will travel attend the ISG’s 11th World Conference of Gerontechnology (ISG) in St. Petersburg, Florida from May 7-11, 2018. His award application was rated among the best due to the merit of the science, strength of his CV, and the letter of recommendation in support of his application.
PhD Candidate Bev Larssen and Master student Brianna Chau Awarded CIHR Doctoral and Masters Award!
PhD candidate Bev Larssen and Master student Brianna Chau was recently awarded the CIHR Fellowship. Congratulations to Bev and Brianna for their cutting-edge research!