Update on Winter Session, Term 2: UBC has made the decision to continue to deliver the majority of programs online until February 7. UBCO’s campus remains open, including student housing, student services, and all libraries. For more information, see the January 12 UBC Broadcast.
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) AND UBC’S RESPONSE: For updates, FAQs and resources, visit ubc.ca. For UBC Okanagan-specific updates, visit ok.ubc.ca/covid19. For Irving K. Barber Faculty of Science student updates, visit science.ok.ubc.ca/about/return-to-campus.
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Rebecca Tyson, a professor of mathematical biology at UBC Okanagan conducts research on how polarization and echo chambers are linked to disease spread.
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Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (BSc)
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