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Talk:Bike Co-Op

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Would be nice to have a picture of some of the bikes that are part of this program. [[User:JamesHeilman|JamesHeilman]] ([[User talk:JamesHeilman|talk]]) 07:50, 16 February 2026 (UTC)

Bike Co-Op

2026-02-16T07:49:27Z

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{{Infobox non-profit
| name = Bike Co-op
| image = [[File:Bikecoop-STICKERfull.png|200px|alt logo]]
| location = 6138 Student Union Boulevard Coast Salish Territories Vancouver BC, Canada V6T 1Z1
| coordinates = [http://g.co/maps/dxwd8 49.267752,-123.250415]
| num_members = ~ 150
| homepage = [http://bikecoop.ca/ http://bikecoop.ca/]
}}

The Bike Co-op is a student-run organization located on campus at UBC. Cycling empowers us, and our goal is to provide students and other campus members with an accessible environment where they can learn to fix bicycles, share resources, and build community. We engage in cycling advocacy and education to promote biking as a safe and sustainable means of transportation.

Organized as a student club under the [[Alma_Mater_Society|AMS]], the Bike Co-op is run by a Board of Directors and an executive elected by its members at an Annual General Meeting. The board is the heart of the Co-op, and develops and facilitates its programming and events. Members of the board of directors are charged with the direction of the Co-op and are entrusted to make decisions about how it is run. Important decisions are made by the entire board, which meets weekly. We employ a consensus based decision making model.

==History of The Club==

The AMS Bike Co-op was founded in the spring of 1998 by a group of very dedicated students. The venture was financially backed by the AMS Innovative Projects Fund, Trek, and other supporters. The original purpose of the co-op was to build a shared fleet of purple and yellow bicycles which could be used by students to reduce the number of car trips on campus. This initiative was hugely successful, and continues to be a foundation of the co-op’s programming. After the initial success of this program, the co-op continued to expand its operations, gained a core of dedicated volunteers and became a hub for cycling on campus.

==Programs==

All of our programs are open to everyone: This includes students, staff, faculty and on and off campus community members.
No student status needed – although student status will get you a discount sometimes.

* Bike Kitchen
* Volunteer Night
* Cycling Resource Centre
* BYOB Build Your Own Bike
* Mechanic Instruction/crash courses
* Women’s Night
* Bikes 101
* Cargo Bike Share Program
* Bike Co-op Resource Library
* Advocacy
* UTown Youth Bike Club
* Bike Lockers
* Market Cargo

==Members==

Memberships are $15 for students, and $20 for faculty, staff and community members.

Short on cash? No problem. Volunteer with us for six hours and your membership is '''free'''.

Membership comes with some great benefits, including:

* 2 hours of shop time
* access to BYOB (Build Your Own Bike)
* complementary shop time on Fridays

and (in addition to six volunteer hours)

* access to the Purple and Yellow community bike fleet!

[[Category:AMS]][[Category:Student Groups]][[Category:Bike]][[Category:Campus Life]]

User:JamesHeilman

2026-02-16T07:42:27Z

JamesHeilman:

I am an Emergency Physician in Cranbrook British Columbia. I have been involved with working on wikis for more than a decade with most of my efforts having been dedicated to Wikipedia were I go by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Doc_James Doc James].

I am also involved with running the wiki [https://mdwiki.org/wiki/Main_Page MDWiki]]. And lead a team of programmers working to improve the MediaWiki software.

User:JamesHeilman

2026-02-16T07:41:27Z

JamesHeilman:

Wikimedia Canada Scholarship in Medicine

2018-09-17T16:39:14Z

JamesHeilman:

<big>Expired. Kept for historical purposes</big>

[[File:Wikimedia_Canada_Logo.png|thumb|100px|Wikimedia Canada]][http://wikimedia.ca/wiki/Main_Page Wikimedia Canada] is offering a [http://wikimedia.ca/wiki/Scholarship_application $1000 dollar scholarship] to the Canadian post secondary student who makes the greatest improvement to a disease related article on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Wikipedia]. __FORCETOC__

==Scholarship Background==
Wikipedia, as most are aware, is the free online encyclopedia that covers nearly everything, almost anyone can edit, and nearly everybody reads. As of Aug 2011 it had over 3.7 million articles in the English language alone, of which approximately 23,000 pertained to the practice of medicine. These medical pages in a given month receive between 150 and 200 million page views and are being used extensively by medical professionals and the lay public alike.

While Wikipedia has significant quality information, further efforts are needed. Of the top 100 most viewed medical articles, only a quarter are deemed high quality. Thus those at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:MED WikiProject Medicine] invite you to join us in our attempt to provide the people of the world with free access to reliable, understandable, and current health information and maybe win a scholarship while you are at it.

==Application Dates==
Applications will run from Sept 10th 2011 until Feb 28th 2012 with the winner being determined by Mar 31st, 2012.

==Application and More Information==
The online application, as well as more information, can be found at http://wikimedia.ca/wiki/Scholarship_application.

[[Category:Medicine]][[Category:Scholarships]]

User talk:JamesHeilman

2018-09-17T16:36:44Z

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Thread:User talk:JamesHeilman/Place to leave me comments

2018-09-17T16:36:44Z

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Probably faster to email me directly...

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2018-09-17T16:35:48Z

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Wikiversity Journal of Medicine

2015-05-12T20:52:07Z

JamesHeilman:

We are considering, as part of a collaboration with Wikipedia, hosting a copy of the articles published by the Wikiversity Journal of Medicine.

*[[File:Reference ranges for estradiol, progesterone, luteinizing hormone and follicle-stimulating hormone during the menstrual cycle.pdf|thumb|Reference ranges for estradiol, progesterone, luteinizing hormone and follicle-stimulating hormone during the menstrual cycle]]

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Wikiversity Journal of Medicine

2015-05-12T20:49:40Z

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We are considering, as part of a collaboration with Wikipedia, hosting a copy of the articles published by the Wikiversity Journal of Medicine.

Wikimedia Canada Scholarship in Medicine

2011-08-18T06:15:48Z

JamesHeilman:

[http://wikimedia.ca/wiki/Main_Page Wikimedia Canada] is offering a $1000 dollar scholarship to the Canadian post secondary student who makes the greatest improvement to a disease related article on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Wikipedia]. Applications open Sept 10th 2011 and run until Feb 28th 2012 and can be found online [http://wikimedia.ca/wiki/Scholarship_application here].

Wikipedia, as most are aware, is the free online encyclopedia that covers nearly everything, almost anyone can edit, and nearly everybody reads. As of Aug 2011 it had over 3.7 million articles in the English language alone, of which approximately 23,000 pertained to the practice of medicine. These medical pages in a given month receive between 150 and 200 million page views and are being used extensively by medical professionals and the lay public alike.

While Wikipedia has significant quality information, further efforts are needed. Of the top 100 most viewed medical articles, only a quarter are deemed high quality. Thus those at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:MED WikiProject Medicine] invite you to join us in our attempt to provide the people of the world with free access to reliable, understandable, and current health information and maybe win a scholarship while you are at it.

-- James HeilmanMD, CCFP-EM, Wikipedian

Wikimedia Canada Scholarship in Medicine

2011-08-18T06:15:32Z

JamesHeilman: /* Scholarship in Medicine */

==Scholarship in Medicine==
[http://wikimedia.ca/wiki/Main_Page Wikimedia Canada] is offering a $1000 dollar scholarship to the Canadian post secondary student who makes the greatest improvement to a disease related article on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Wikipedia]. Applications open Sept 10th 2011 and run until Feb 28th 2012 and can be found online [http://wikimedia.ca/wiki/Scholarship_application here].

Wikipedia, as most are aware, is the free online encyclopedia that covers nearly everything, almost anyone can edit, and nearly everybody reads. As of Aug 2011 it had over 3.7 million articles in the English language alone, of which approximately 23,000 pertained to the practice of medicine. These medical pages in a given month receive between 150 and 200 million page views and are being used extensively by medical professionals and the lay public alike.

While Wikipedia has significant quality information, further efforts are needed. Of the top 100 most viewed medical articles, only a quarter are deemed high quality. Thus those at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:MED WikiProject Medicine] invite you to join us in our attempt to provide the people of the world with free access to reliable, understandable, and current health information and maybe win a scholarship while you are at it.

-- James HeilmanMD, CCFP-EM, Wikipedian

Wikimedia Canada Scholarship in Medicine

2011-08-18T06:15:21Z

JamesHeilman:

Wikimedia Canada Scholarship in Medicine

2011-08-18T06:15:06Z

JamesHeilman:

==Scholarship in Medicine==
[
http://wikimedia.ca/wiki/Main_Page
Wikimedia Canada] is offering a $1000 dollar scholarship to the Canadian post secondary student who makes the greatest improvement to a disease related article on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Wikipedia]. Applications open Sept 10th 2011 and run until Feb 28th 2012 and can be found online [http://wikimedia.ca/wiki/Scholarship_application here].

Wikipedia, as most are aware, is the free online encyclopedia that covers nearly everything, almost anyone can edit, and nearly everybody reads. As of Aug 2011 it had over 3.7 million articles in the English language alone, of which approximately 23,000 pertained to the practice of medicine. These medical pages in a given month receive between 150 and 200 million page views and are being used extensively by medical professionals and the lay public alike.

While Wikipedia has significant quality information, further efforts are needed. Of the top 100 most viewed medical articles, only a quarter are deemed high quality. Thus those at [
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:MED
WikiProject Medicine] invite you to join us in our attempt to provide the people of the world with free access to reliable, understandable, and current health information and maybe win a scholarship while you are at it.-- James HeilmanMD, CCFP-EM, Wikipedian

Wikimedia Canada Scholarship in Medicine

2011-08-18T06:14:08Z

JamesHeilman:

==Scholarship in Medicine==
Wikimedia Canada is offering a $1000 dollar scholarship to the Canadian post secondary student who makes the greatest improvement to a disease related article on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Wikipedia]. Applications open Sept 10th 2011 and run until Feb 28th 2012 and can be found online [http://wikimedia.ca/wiki/Scholarship_application here].

Wikipedia, as most are aware, is the free online encyclopedia that covers nearly everything, almost anyone can edit, and nearly everybody reads. As of Aug 2011 it had over 3.7 million articles in the English language alone, of which approximately 23,000 pertained to the practice of medicine. These medical pages in a given month receive between 150 and 200 million page views and are being used extensively by medical professionals and the lay public alike.

While Wikipedia has significant quality information, further efforts are needed. Of the top 100 most viewed medical articles, only a quarter are deemed high quality. Thus those at WikiProject Medicine invite you to join us in our attempt to provide the people of the world with free access to reliable, understandable, and current health information and maybe win a scholarship while you are at it.-- James HeilmanMD, CCFP-EM, Wikipedian

Wikimedia Canada Scholarship in Medicine

2011-08-18T06:13:49Z

JamesHeilman:

==Scholarship in Medicine==
Wikimedia Canada is offering a $1000 dollar scholarship to the Canadian post secondary student who makes the greatest improvement to a disease related article on [
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
Wikipedia]. Applications open Sept 10th 2011 and run until Feb 28th 2012 and can be found online at [http://wikimedia.ca/wiki/Scholarship_application]

Wikipedia, as most are aware, is the free online encyclopedia that covers nearly everything, almost anyone can edit, and nearly everybody reads. As of Aug 2011 it had over 3.7 million articles in the English language alone, of which approximately 23,000 pertained to the practice of medicine. These medical pages in a given month receive between 150 and 200 million page views and are being used extensively by medical professionals and the lay public alike.

While Wikipedia has significant quality information, further efforts are needed. Of the top 100 most viewed medical articles, only a quarter are deemed high quality. Thus those at WikiProject Medicine invite you to join us in our attempt to provide the people of the world with free access to reliable, understandable, and current health information and maybe win a scholarship while you are at it.-- James HeilmanMD, CCFP-EM, Wikipedian

Wikimedia Canada Scholarship in Medicine

2011-08-18T06:11:30Z

JamesHeilman: Created page with "==Scholarship in Medicine== Wikimedia Canada is offering a $1000 dollar scholarship to the Canadian post secondary student who makes the greatest improvement to a disease related..."

==Scholarship in Medicine==
Wikimedia Canada is offering a $1000 dollar scholarship to the Canadian post secondary student who makes the greatest improvement to a disease related article on Wikipedia. Applications open Sept 10th 2011 and run until Feb 28th 2012 and can be found online at [http://wikimedia.ca/wiki/Scholarship_application]

Wikipedia, as most are aware, is the free online encyclopedia that covers nearly everything, almost anyone can edit, and nearly everybody reads. As of Aug 2011 it had over 3.7 million articles in the English language alone, of which approximately 23,000 pertained to the practice of medicine. These medical pages in a given month receive between 150 and 200 million page views and are being used extensively by medical professionals and the lay public alike.

While Wikipedia has significant quality information, further efforts are needed. Of the top 100 most viewed medical articles, only a quarter are deemed high quality. Thus those at WikiProject Medicine invite you to join us in our attempt to provide the people of the world with free access to reliable, understandable, and current health information and maybe win a scholarship while you are at it.-- James HeilmanMD, CCFP-EM, Wikipedian