UBC Reports | Vol. 59 | No. 5 | May. 1, 2013

UBC Reports

May 2013

Class of 2013

This spring 10,900 students will receive UBC degrees.

Carlos Molina arrived from Spain to be among the first Master’s of Sustainable Forest Management graduates

Heather Amos

A promising litigator, Dustin Paul aims to make a difference in the courtroom

Basil Waugh

Emily Grainger was part of a turnaround team, and she’s not ready to stop winning

Heather Amos

Brazilian dentist Marcio Barros worked as a campus guard before earning Canadian credentials

Brian Lin

For former Chief Leah George-Wilson, law school was a natural choice

Simmi Puri

Poet Sonnet L’Abbé turned from civil engineering to the field of environmental philosophy

Paul Marck

After helping a Sauder investment fund outperform the market, Daria Panteleeva is headed for London’s financial district

Andrew Riley

Will Guest is the youngest grad of UBC’s MD/PhD program. He’s also in line for his first patent

Brian Lin

Jordan Coble is among the first Aboriginal students to graduate from innovative program

Patty Wellborn

Business grad and tech startup CEO Dustin Sproat scores NHL interest with hockey app

Basil Waugh

Natasha Rebry, first interdisciplinary PhD at the Okanagan campus, finds Victorian era’s hidden connections

Paul Marck

From international study to campus leadership, Tim Krupa makes the most of university

Paul Marck

The inaugural UBC Reports Most Likely to Change the World contest received 45 nominations from students, faculty and staff across both campuses.

Highlights of UBC media coverage in April 2013

Jean Kavanagh