Research Directory Form | Office of Research in Education

Published by the Office of Graduate Programs and Research, the Research Directory offers an overview of the expertise and research contributions of the entire Faculty of Education. The Directory is used every day by dozens of academic peers, current and prospective graduate students, journalists, and community members. It also introduces the UBC Faculty of Education to prospective faculty hires and donors. We want all faculty researchers be represented with an up-to-date profile in the directory, reflecting their dynamic participation in their respective areas of expertise.

If you have questions about the Research Directory or about this form, please do not hesitate to contact Andrea Webb.

Thank you in advance for the time dedicated to updating your profile,

Beth Haverkamp
Associate Dean, Graduate Programs and Research

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First Name*
Last Name*
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Title*
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Unit*
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1. Enter a maximum of eight CONCISE keywords or terms that relate to your research. Please separate each term with a SEMICOLON.*
These words and terms are in the same format as the UBC Experts Directory profiles, so can be reused when you sign up to create your UBC-level profile there.
2. Use the space below to provide a statement, in third person, about the impact and significance of your research program (500 characters maximum). See example below.*
EXAMPLE: "Her research focuses on the potential benefits and limits of x and y, and on the integration of a and b in w and z. She also looks at the ways in which c and d have influenced e and f. Her scholarship has contributed to and has had a major impact in (e.g., the advancement of knowledge in relevant fields; practice in relevant fields; policy; community; everyday life; mentoring).”
3. List up to five of your most significant contributions to the advancement of your field of expertise. You may include books, journal articles, or other achievements. You can also offer links to multimedia documents such as videos or journalistic representations of your research. Please use APA style for references.*
Basics of APA style.
How many contributions do you want to list?
Contribution 1
Contribution 2
Contribution 3
Contribution 4
Contribution 5