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THICKER THAN WATER: JERRY LEUNG’S STEM JOURNEY IN BLOOD AND NANOMEDICINE

Long before he started his education at UBC, Jerry Leung carried a fascination with how the world worked. For each solution that he came across, he had more questions about how it worked and how he could make it even better. That thinking has led him to the field of blood research and medicine on a microscopic level.

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ROBOTICS CAMPS SOLVING REAL-WORLD PROBLEMS

Aug 26, 2022

From CBCListen— Not all summer camps are spent in the sun – some use robotics to solve real world problems- we go to UBC’s Geering Up camp to learn more.

UBC EDUCATORS ‘GEERING UP’ FOR ONLINE ENGINEERING SUMMER CAMPS

June 6, 2020

From CTV— One of the missions of Geering Up—the engineering outreach program at the University of British Columbia—is to teach young people about engineering, with the goal of inspiring them to go into the field as adults.

To fulfill that mission, Geering Up has traditionally held summer camps and year-round programs, often meeting people in remote and Indigenous communities in hopes of improving the diversity of the engineering profession.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, the organization has been unable to follow that model during the COVID-19 pandemic.

UBC EDUCATORS ‘GEERING UP’ FOR ONLINE ENGINEERING SUMMER CAMPS

Nov 30, 2019

From CTV— Some high school students in Surrey got an up-close look at what it takes to be an engineer. UBC Geering Up Engineering Outreach hosted interactive “Let’s Talk Tech” workshops for students from grades 8-12 to give them a chance to learn more about STEM.