Award update: Four new awards at UFV
L to R: Sheila Reimer, UFV Advancement Officer, Thomas Davies, SUS President, David Leis, Director, Advancement and David Chiang,...Read More
UFV Retiree Fay Hyndman investing in Students
When her husband passed away in 2001, UFV retiree Fay Hyndman established an endowment at UFV in his honour. The Doug Hyndman...Read More
Kinesiology and Physical Education students helping other students
The Kinesiology and Physical Education Student Association (KPESA) has been working to provide student scholarships for over ten years. We asked them a...Read More
UFV Student Union Society — Support for Students by Students
The UFV Student Union Society is dedicated to providing support for students. One example of this commitment is the UFV Student Union Society Premiere Entrance Scholarship, established by SUS in 2014 for a period...Read More
Honouring Dr. Jean Scott
Dr. Jean Scott was, among many other things, the first woman to receive an honorary doctorate from UFV. Please consider celebrating...Read More
New member joins your UFV advancement team
Esmeralda (Ezzy) Bruce joined the Advancement Team within the University Relations Department on April 11, 2016. Her role as Advancement Services Officer is focused on providing leadership and support to the larger advancement and...Read More
Announcing new student awards established since July 2015
Thanks to our caring donors and friends, we are pleased to announce the following newly established UFV leadership awards, scholarships and bursaries - totaling over $137,250 which will mean an additional $8,500 for awards...Read More
Providing unique opportunities for horticulture students
The PoCo Garden Club, based in Port Coquitlam, has been digging up support for the Horticulture program at the University of the Fraser Valley since 2001. Fifteen years of generosity has supported the purchase...Read More
Supporting Theatre Students for 30 years
Sheila Reimer, UFV Advancement Officer, recently met with UFV Retiree Judy Hill and Malcolm Mincher of the Chilliwack Players Guild (CPG).
Malcolm shared with Sheila the Guild’s reason for funding an annual award: "when asked...Read More