CAP alumna, Anjali Mishra, received prestigious Wesbrook Scholarship March 26, 2020   Anjali Mishra, former Coordinated Arts Program (CAP) student and a current International Relations (IR) major, recently won the prestigious Wesbrook Scholarship and Martha C Piper Arts Award in Global Citizenship. These awards recognised her academic excellence, leadership, and community involvement in areas of sustainable development and policy engagement.   Anjali was […]

Gateway Space Closed Until Further Notice To our CAP Students:  Due to current events surrounding COVID-19, the Gateway Space is closed until further notice. But we are still here for you! For assistance, please contact your CAP instructor and/or the FYP office at: arts.fyp@ubc.ca or admin.fyp@ubc.ca  The campus is open, and support is available to you. Please stay safe and healthy, […]

Education without liberal arts is a threat to humanity, argues UBC president "I am a better scholar because of my liberal arts education, because it was intentionally diverse and heterogeneous, because it made me move outside of my comfort zone." - Santa J. Ono excerpt from cbc.ca

We love it when our CAP alum do wonderful things!! <3 "As we enter a new school year, let us foster inclusiveness and be reminded of the assets we all bring...."

Welcome to UBC "On Tuesday, September 3, start imagining the possibilities! On the first day of classes, campus is transformed and the entire UBC community comes together to welcome you to your new academic community and celebrate the start of the school year."

Looking for a fun and rewarding first year at UBC? Think about…. The Coordinated Arts Program, a small program for first-year students at UBC.

Spotlight Interview: Dr. Anne Stewart Congratulations to Dr. Anne Stewart on completing her first year in CAP! She was part of the Individual and Society and Political Science, Philosophy, Economics (PPE) streams. In celebrating her first year anniversary with CAP, here is a short Q&A with her. Can you introduce your course in 50 words or less? Behold the glittering metropolis! Glass skyscrapers. […]

Spotlight Interview: Dr. Moberley Luger Dr. Moberley Luger will return to the CAP Global Citizens stream in 2020W. We sat down for a short Q&A with her to discuss CAP, and more! Can you introduce your course in 50 words or less? My course, in the “Global Citizens” stream is called “Literature and Memory.” We look at the ways literature conveys the […]

We love it when our CAP alum do wonderful things!! <3 2019 VSE Honours graduate Ian Sapollnik is the winner of this year’s Bank of Canada’s Undergraduate Student Paper Award

We love it when our CAP alum do wonderful things!! <3 Read how Adele Therias and Leah Karlberg are out there engaging neighbourhoods.