File consists of photographs of the UNBC Artworks Collection .
File consists of photographs of Bursary Recipients in 2001.
File consists of photographs of the UNBC Scholarship Ceremony.
File consists of photographs of the UNBC Scholarship Ceremony.
File consists of photographs of the UNBC Scholarship Ceremony.
File consists of photographs of the UNBC Scholarship Ceremony on 23 Jan. 2004.
File consists of photographs of the UNBC Scholarship Ceremony on 23 Jan. 2004.
File consists of photographs of the CSAM Awards Ceremony on 23 Jan. 2004.
File consists of photographs of the CSAM Awards Ceremony on 23 Jan. 2004.
File consists of photographs of UNBC Scholars on 23 Jan. 2004.
File consists of photographs of the CASHS Awards Ceremony for 2002 / 2003.
File consists of photographs of the Scholarship Awards Ceremony in 2008.
File consists of photographs of the Donor Recognition Event in June 2001.
File consists of photographs of the Interim Governing Council in 2000.
File consists of photographs of the North to the Future Donor Awards Banquet in 1999.
File consists of photographs of the Williston Circle Event at Dr. Jago's House.
File consists of photographs of the Scholarship Awards Ceremony in 2002.
File consists of photographs of the 1997 Founding Dinner.
File consists of photographs of the 1997 Student Awards.
File consists of a compilation of digital images on CD-R from the Office of Development.
File consists of photographs of the Sign of the Times donor recognition event 2003.
File consists of photographs of the Unveiling of the UNBC Entrance sign at donor recognition event .
Series consists of photographs of UNBC events taken by the Office of Development.
File consists of a wine glass engraved with 'UNBC'.
File consists of a UNBC plaque stating 'It's a New Day for Education in the North'.
File consists of a UNBC banner stating 'UNBC is now open'.
File consists of a UNBC 'Passion for Innovation' vinyl poster.
Series consists of UNBC-related ephemera, artifacts, and paraphernalia created by the UNBC Office of Communications for promotional or display purposes.
Recording is a television clip called "Medical Students Graduate from UNBC" which was featured on Global BC News Hour on May 11, 2008 with Aaron McArthur.
Recording is a television clip called "UNBC helps Prince George come of age" which was featured on BCTV Global News on April 28, 2005 with anchor Tony Parsons and reporter Samantha Falk.
Recording is a television clip regarding the UNBC Northern Medical Program with David Snadden which was featured on BCTV Global News on January 28, 2004 with anchor Tony Parsons.
Recording consists of CTV News footage on "UNBC students graduate in Gitksan language".
Recording entitled "Fibre of Russia" possibly includes footage of a summer 1996 research trip to Russia with a group of UNBC students and professor John Young.
Recording is a television clip regarding UNBC which was featured on BCTV News Hour on September 9, 1995 with anchor Jennifer Mather.
Recording consists of UNBC on CBC Primetime News from December 1993.
Recording is a television clip entitled "The New University of Northern B.C." which was featured on the Channel 5 Evening News (CFCN TV) on February 28, 1994. The feature included announcer Barb Higgins, journalist Carolyn McIntyre, UNBC liaison officer Nicole Lyotier, and UNBC students.
Recording consists of PGTV News footage of a Medical Education Fund interview with Noreen Rustad and Dr. Jago.
Recording consists of a visit from Gary Mullins to the College of New Caledonia.
Recording consists of CKPG Television archive news footage from 1987-May 1992.
Subseries consists of television recordings of UNBC news collected by the UNBC Office of Communications.
This video provides an introduction to mixedwood management in the boreal forests of Northeastern B.C., particularly in the Fort Nelson region. A variety of experts describe how to work and manage hardwood stands with an immature spruce component. This video was created for Forest Renewal BC by Slocan Forest Products (Fort Nelson Woodlands), with assistance provided by University of Northern British Columbia.
Film is video footage of the northern Rockies, Fort Nelson, and Fort St. John created by the BC Ministry of Environment, Lands, and Parks. Video does not appear to contain audio and is mostly b-roll footage for broadcast purposes.
Film is an Alberta Pacific Forest Industries educational video. As described on the video case: "The forest is no longer recognized as just a place where trees grow; it is an ecosystem with many other values besides just trees. Ecosystem management, a new way of seeing the forest which recognizes the importance of biodiversity and multiple uses of the forest, is replacing traditional forestry practices. This video is intended to provide an overview of the principles of ecosystem management to new loggers contracted to Alberta-Pacific. As forest management evolves, so must the people who harvest the forest, as it is they who will ultimately determine its success."
Film is a research summary produced by the Canadian Forest Service. As described on the video case: "Initiated in 1992, this research project was intended to test a range of harvesting and silvicultural options in reducing wind damage to residual white spruce on moist to wet sites after harvest of the deciduous overstorey. If forest managers are to successfully implement alternative silvicultural systems on these northern boreal forest sites, mitigation of windthrow will be critical to successful operations. The project also tests growth and yield, regeneration stocking standards, aesthetic and biodiversity components."
Film is a Canfor promotional video. As described on the video case, "'A Question of Balance' provides an overview of Canfor's operations throughout north central British Columbia and northern Alberta. Through interviews with employees and people in communities where Canfor operates, the video features information on the following areas of interest: safety, forest management, harvesting, pulp and paper production, environmental improvements, new technologies, economic impact, and career opportunities."
Film is episode #12 of an educational show called "Planet Education" which was hosted by Kathie Hill and produced by the Knowledge Network. This episode features the Young Biologists Club, salmon research at UNBC, the BC Foster Care Training Program, the biotechnical engineer profession, and the Altair system developed at the Dominion Astrophysics Observatory.
Film is episode #8 of an educational show called "Planet Education" which was hosted by Kathie Hill and produced by the Knowledge Network. This episode features a food and beverage apprenticeship, UNBC pine beetle research, Fred Marsh hockey goal pegs, the health records technologist profession, and software by MacDonald Dettwiler.
Video is raw footage created by Planet Education for the purposes of the Planet Education television show episodes featuring UNBC research. Includes shots of the UNBC Prince George campus and buildings.
Movie is a promotional video by the Tumbler Ridge Housing Corporation, which includes news footage from CTV about the sale.