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Course:LFSLC 100: Testbox for Wiki

2023-12-08T18:29:50Z

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==Introduction:==
This is a page used for training and testing different wiki features at the LFS Learning Centre.

To create a link, use [[:File:The LFS Killam Nomination Process.png|ctrl+k]]

If I want to embed a file, I need the in-text link for the file or the name:

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Course:LFSLC 100: Testbox for Wiki

2023-12-08T18:26:18Z

SahilSahibole: added a table

==Introduction:==
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To create a link, use [[:File:The LFS Killam Nomination Process.png|ctrl+k]]

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Course:LFSLC 100: Testbox for Wiki

2023-12-08T18:04:42Z

SahilSahibole: Created the page

==Introduction:==
This is a page used for training and testing different wiki features at the LFS Learning Centre.

To create a link, use [[:File:The LFS Killam Nomination Process.png|ctrl+k]]

If I want to embed a file, I need the in-text link for the file or the name:
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2023-12-08T17:46:31Z

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[[Category:LFS]]

Course:APBI496

2023-09-14T20:32:19Z

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{{Course:APBI496/Infobox}}'''APPLIED ANIMAL BIOLOGY PRACTICUM'''

An experiential and credited course for learning in the fields of wild, companion, lab, and farm animal welfare and management. Continue below to learn more.

== '''COVID Impact on APBI 496''' ==
Please consult UBC's overall response to COVID-19 for students, faculty and staff. In addition, students from Land and Food Systems can consult the faculty's response as well as LFS Student Services.

'''For in-person opportunities,''' additional safety protocols are required. Reviewing and acknowledgement of the location's COVID safety plan is mandatory and is in line with the LFS restart plan.

=='''Course Description'''==

The practicum is an in-person or remote career-related experience that can take place in any term (Summer, Winter 1, 2 or 1-2), full-time or part-time, as based on the needs of the practicum location and as agreed on with the student at the time of acceptance into the course. This is an experiential learning course where students will explore opportunities in general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, policy and research, and learn from professionals and collaboration with others.

'''Credits:''' January, May, July, and Sept placement start options may be available for both three (3) or six (6) credits

'''Time commitment:''' 150-200 hours for three (3) credits and 300-400 hours for six (6) credits, plus assignments

'''Guidelines:'''
* Work completed in a practicum must be unique and cannot overlap with another Practicum, Directed Studies, Undergraduate Essay or Undergraduate Thesis
* Participation in two separate practicums may be possible at different locations and if not exceeding experiential learning credits for degree

=='''Application Process'''==
# Review the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|course syllabus]]
# Look over available opportunities for the respective term (see below)
# Apply directly to the chosen practicum location by the respective deadline
# Students chosen for interviews will be contacted by potential Practicum Supervisors
# If offered a placement, forward confirmation of your acceptance and request course registration documents from Dr. Sara Dubois
# Submit course registration documents to Dr. Sara Dubois in order to confirm your enrollment

Please consult the Academic Supervisor Dr. [Mailto:sara.dubois@ubc.ca Sara Dubois] (working remotely) with any questions '''well in advance''' of registration deadlines.

=='''Course Format'''==
This is an experiential learning course where students will get hands-on experience with general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, and learn from professionals. The practicum can take place in any term, as based on the needs of the field location. The student’s weekly work schedule is agreed upon and set out in writing by the Practicum and Academic Supervisors, and before the student starts their work experience.

'''The 6-credit practicum:'''
* 300-400 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 5,000 word final report (min 20 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''The 3-credit practicum:'''
* 150-200 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 2,500 word final report (min 10 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''Guidelines:'''
* Your experience hours must be completed within a maximum of eight (8) consecutive months; most practicums are 2 or 4 months
* Final report and applied communications piece are due within 30 days of the last practicum work day, unless graduation deadlines require earlier submission
* For more details on learning assessments and marking schemes, see the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|syllabus]]

== '''Is APBI 496 the Right Course for Me?''' ==
This course may be right for you if:
* You are in your 3rd or 4th year of study
* You have taken APBI 314 and/or APBI 315 (recommended)
* You are highly self-motivated, hard working and flexible to the location's needs
* You would like to gain hands on experience working with animals in your field
Read about previous [[APBI 496 - Q&A With Past Students|student experiences]] in this practicum course.

=='''Current Opportunities (updated July 2023)'''==
Past practicum locations have included: [https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] (In-person and remote) and [http://wildarc.com/ BC SPCA Wild ARC], [https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (In-person and remote), [https://rescue.ocean.org/ Marine Mammal Rescue] (In-person), [https://www.dnv.org/ District of North Vancouver] (In-person), [https://www.tradelineinc.com/reports/2013-5/centre-comparative-medicine UBC Centre for Comparative Medicine] (In-person), [https://www.owlrehab.org/ OWL Rehab] (In-person), and [https://www.whistlerwag.com/ Whistler Animal Shelter] (In-person).

=== Winter Term 1 & 2 - 2023/24 opportunities ===
'''''Animal Welfare Program - Practicum Research Assistant''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Multiple practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm can take other courses in term but must be remote only) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal welfare research activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Malina Suchon at ms1601@mail.ubc.ca '''DEADLINE AUG 15''' '''[[Course:APBI 496: Practicum details for UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre|See practicum details]]'''

'''''Animal Health and Reproduction Practicum Student''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Multiple practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm (can take other courses in term but must be remote only) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal health and reproduction activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Sydney Moore at smoore12@mail.ubc.ca '''DEADLINE AUG 15''' '''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:UBC_DERC_-_Animal_Health_and_Reproduction_Practicum_Student_Description,_Sydney_Moore.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''For both DERC opportunities:'''''

Other APBI courses that can be taken in hybrid format while living on the farm: '''APBI 312 Reproductive and Digestive Physiology''' & '''APBI 410 Applied Animal Health and Physiology'''

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FWkbit1Fi2xC3-93K6hLFa4t4MXnZTq4/view '''DERC Student Housing Tour Video''']

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENEL87VLaTU '''Touring the Westgen Calf Research Facility Video''']

'''''[https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] - Community Outreach (Vancouver, BC)'''''

One practicum opportunity available: 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working with Charlie's Food Bank and clients who face barriers due to mental health issues, drug addiction and/or financial issues while trying to care for their pet. The student shall learn approaches to supporting and managing the health and welfare of animals in this unique community on the Downtown Eastside. Must be available Thursdays from 8am-1pm weekly and other hours are flexible. Email cover letter and resume to Diane Waters, Outreach Specialist, dwaters@spca.bc.ca '''Sept-Dec practicum FULL; Jan-Apr practicum OPEN [[Course:APBI 496 - BC SPCA Community Outreach Practicum|See Practicum Details]]'''

'''''[https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] - Vancouver Shelter, Animal Behaviour (Vancouver, BC)'''''

Multiple practicum opportunities available: 6-credit part-time (20 hrs/wk) '''in-person and remote''' positions available for students with specific interest in shelter animal behaviour and welfare. In-person opportunity with have hands on work with animals following behaviour modification and enrichment protocols. Remote opportunity will assist in the development of a shelter enrichment manual. Email cover letter and resume to Kim Monteith, Manager, Animal Welfare kmonteith@spca.bc.ca '''Sept-Dec practicum CLOSED; Check in Nov for Jan-Apr practicum availability''' '''[[:File:APBI 496 Practicum Placement Description - Vancouver Shelter Animal Behaviour 2022.pdf|See practicum details.]]'''

'''''[https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (Burnaby, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time (Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr) at the Wildlife Rescue Association's Burnaby rehabilitation center. Submit application including resume and cover letter as one document as per instructions (applications reviewed on first-come basis, so apply early!). '''[[:File:Wildlife Rescue Practicum Advert Jan 2023.pdf|See practicum details]]'''

1) Wildlife Rescue, Rehabilitation and Release Practicum (min 300 hours – 6 credits); 2) Wildlife Rehabilitation Practicum (min 300 hours – 6 credits); 3) Wildlife Helpline and Rescue Practicum (min 300 hours – 6 credits); 4) Animal Care Practicum (min 160 hours – 3 credits)

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LFS:FASprint

2023-09-12T00:25:12Z

SahilSahibole: typo fixes

__NOTOC__

== Introduction ==
To send print jobs or make copies on the LFS copiers after August 12, 2019, you will need to have an account registered with LFS Finance where they can send the charges. Existing copy codes on the copiers have been transferred to the new system.

Obtaining (if you are new to LFS) or updating your printing access on the copiers can be done by filling out this request form, https://my.landfood.ubc.ca/human-resources/hr-forms/fasprint-account-set-up/.

=== Photocopiers ===
{{anchor|copier-list}}
{| class="wikitable"
!Printer Name
!Type
!Location
!Windows Connection
!Mac Connection
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|lfs-mcm249
|Ricoh IM C6000
|MCM 249
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm249
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm249
|-
|lfs-mcm262
|Ricoh IM C6000
|MCM 262
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm262
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm262
|-
|lfs-fnh200
|Ricoh IM C6000
|FNH 200
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-fnh200
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-fnh200
|}

===== Staff Users =====
The copiers will auto attach to your office computer. Please contact the Learning Centre if you do not see the copiers.

{| class="wikitable"
!Printer Name
!Type
!Location
!Windows Connection
!Mac Connection
|-
|lfs-mcm248
|HP BW Multifunction
|MCM 248 - Dean's Office
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm248
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm248
|-
|lfs-mcm254
|HP BW Multifunction
|MCM 254 - Finance Office
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm254
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm254
|-
|lfs-mcm264
|HP BW
|MCM 264 - Learning Centre
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm264
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm264
|-
|lfs-mcm278
|Lexmark
|MCM 278 - Comms & DAE
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm278
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm278
|-
|lfs-mcm291
|HP BW Multifunction
|MCM 291 - Grad Office
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm291
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm291
|-
|lfs-mcm344
|HP Colour Multifunction
|MCM 344 - Student Services
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm344
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm344
|-

|}

== Windows - Printers ==
[[File:Win-add-printer-1.jpg|left|thumb|Win-add-printer-1]]
Use Windows search to bring up '''Add Printers & Scanners'''. Click on Add Printers & Scanners in the dialog window. Wait for the "Printer isn't listed" link to appear, then click on that.

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[[File:Win-add-printer-2.jpg|left|thumb|Win-add-printer-2]]
In the following dialog, click on '''Select a shared printer by name'''. Then type in the Windows share name of the [[#copier-list|copier listed]] above.
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[[File:Win-add-printer-3.jpg|left|thumb|Win-add-printer-3]]
Once connected, Windows will automatically install the required printer drivers for the selected copier.

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[[File:Win-add-printer-4.jpg|left|thumb|Win-add-printer-4]]
You can check the '''Set as Default printer''' option if this will be your default print device.

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== Mac - Printers ==
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Drivers for the Ricoh copiers can be obtained from the vendor's websites. Links are provided below.

{| class="wikitable"
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|[https://support.ricoh.com/bb/pub_e/dr_ut_e/0001318/0001318428/V1800/Ricoh_IM_C3000_C3500_C4500_LIO_1.8.0.0.dmg Ricoh C6000 Driver Link]
|[[LFS:Ricoh-osx-printer-install|Installing the Ricoh driver]]
|}

For users connecting to the printers in the staff offices, you can use the built-in Generic Postscript driver.

=== Set Up Details ===
[[File:Mac-add-printer-1.jpg|left|thumb|Mac-add-printer-1]]
Under '''System Settings''', select '''Printers & Scanners''', then click on the '''Add Printer, Scanner or Fax...''' button to add a printer.

<div style="clear: both"></div>[[File:Fasprint Printer Setup - 2.jpg|thumb|2. Right click on the toolbar while holding the control key.|left]]If the '''Advanced''' item is not on the toolbar in the dialog that appears, you can add it by holding down the control key and clicking on the toolbar area. In the dropdown menu that appears, select '''Customize Toolbar''', then drag the icon on to the toolbar.

Click on '''Advanced''' and wait for the window to load.[[File:Fasprint Printer Setup - 3.jpg|thumb|3. Click on Customize Toolbar from the drop down menu]][[File:Fasprint Printer Setup - 4.jpg|thumb|4. Drag the Advanced Options button onto the toolbar|left]]<div style="clear: both">
[[File:Mac-add-printer-3.jpg|left|thumb|Mac-add-printer-5]]</div>Select '''Windows printer via spoolss''' for the Type, and fill in the URL with name of the [[#copier-list|copier]] from the first tab of this page.

Fill in the Name, and Location accordingly. You can Use the Generic PostScript printer.

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[[File:Mac-add-printer-4.jpg|left|thumb|Mac-add-printer-6]]

Check the '''Duplex Printing Unit''' option.

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The copier is now installed and ready for use. You will be prompted to enter credentials when you print to the copier, use your EAD (CWL) username and password.

=== Setting the copier options ===
===== Ricoh =====
In the Printer Options dialog,

* set the Finisher Option to '''Booklet Finisher SR3290'''.

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The copier is now installed and ready for use. You will be prompted to enter credentials when you print to the copier, use your EAD (CWL) username and password.

== Windows - PaperCut ==
Using these instructions, connect to this share drive location.

\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\Client\win-latest

Now run the '''client-local-install.exe''' as an admin user. Agree to the license agreement.

[[File:win-install-1.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-1]]

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Accept the default installation location.

[[File:win-install-02.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-02]]

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Install for all users on your computer.

[[File:win-install-03.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-03]]

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Install.

[[File:win-install-04.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-04]]

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Finish the installation and leave the '''Launch client and verify my identity''' checked.

[[File:win-install-05.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-05]]

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In the following pop up dialog, enter in your CWL ID and password. If you are a student worker, enter in your '''CWL_ID.stu'''.

[[File:win-install-06.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-06]]

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There will now be a new icon in your taskbar, click on the upward pointing chevron near the clock, you will see the PaperCut client.

[[File:win-install-7.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-7]]

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== Mac - PaperCut ==
Install the PaperCut client to your computer. You need to use an '''administrator''' account on your Mac.

In '''Finder''', press '''Cmd + K''', type this into the address field.

smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/Client/mac-latest

[[File:mac-install-1.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-1]]

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Run the '''client-local-install''' app to install PCClient into Applications.

[[File:mac-install-2.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-2]]

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PCClient can now be found in the Applications on your Mac.

[[File:mac-install-3.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-3]]

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Set up PCClient to auto launch when you login to your Mac.

* Login with the account that you normally use on your Mac
* Under System Preferences, select '''Users & Groups''', select your user account.
* Click on the '''Login Items''' tab and click on the '''+''' to add an item.

[[File:mac-install-4.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-4]]

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Browse to PCClient in the Applications folder and click '''Add'''.

[[File:mac-install-5.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-5]]

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PCClient will now stay automatically when you login.

[[File:mac-install-6.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-6]]

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The PCClient will now appear in your icon bar when it is running.

[[File:mac-install-7.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-7]]

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=== Launch Agent ===
An '''alternative method''' of starting pc-client automatically using '''launchd''' can be found [[LFS:FASprint-launchd|here]]. This is useful if you do not log out of/shutdown your computer on a regular basis. The Launch Agent will ensure that the PC-Client application is running.

== Accounting ==
PaperCut records the page count after the job has been printed.

==== Web Print ====
This feature allows you to upload a print ready document (PDF or image files) to [https://fasprint.ubc.ca fasprint.ubc.ca] for release to one of the 3 copiers. This feature is unable to provide a cost estimate for your job. It will be calculated and accounted for after it has been printed.

=== At the Copier ===
At the copier, there will be a card reader where you will swipe your UBCcard to access the print and copy features. If you forget your UBCcard, you can login using your CWL ID and password on the copier’s console.

[[File:copier-alt-login.jpg|left|thumb|copier-alt-login]]

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After you have swiped your card or entered your CWL ID and password, you will see all the accounts that are available to you.

[[File:fasp-select-account.jpg|left|thumb|fasp-select-account]]

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An alternative set up for automatically starting pc-client using launchd can be found here [[LFS:FASprint-launchd here]]

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There are no changes to how the copiers otherwise operate.

=== Print Accounting Dialog on your Computer ===
When printing from your computer, you will see a pop-up dialog box when you click print. It will prompt you to select the speed chart. If you have more than one speed chart, you can select where you would like the printing to be charged to.

[[File:pcclient-popup.jpg|left|thumb|papercut-popup]]

Select the speed chart that you would like to use, if you have more than one.

LFS:FASprint

2023-09-12T00:24:09Z

SahilSahibole: typo fixes

__NOTOC__

== Introduction ==
To send print jobs or make copies on the LFS copiers after August 12, 2019, you will need to have an account registered with LFS Finance where they can send the charges. Existing copy codes on the copiers have been transferred to the new system.

Obtaining (if you are new to LFS) or updating your printing access on the copiers can be done by filling out this request form, https://my.landfood.ubc.ca/human-resources/hr-forms/fasprint-account-set-up/.

=== Photocopiers ===
{{anchor|copier-list}}
{| class="wikitable"
!Printer Name
!Type
!Location
!Windows Connection
!Mac Connection
|-
|lfs-mcm249
|Ricoh IM C6000
|MCM 249
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm249
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm249
|-
|lfs-mcm262
|Ricoh IM C6000
|MCM 262
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm262
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm262
|-
|lfs-fnh200
|Ricoh IM C6000
|FNH 200
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-fnh200
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-fnh200
|}

===== Staff Users =====
The copiers will auto attach to your office computer. Please contact the Learning Centre if you do not see the copiers.

{| class="wikitable"
!Printer Name
!Type
!Location
!Windows Connection
!Mac Connection
|-
|lfs-mcm248
|HP BW Multifunction
|MCM 248 - Dean's Office
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm248
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm248
|-
|lfs-mcm254
|HP BW Multifunction
|MCM 254 - Finance Office
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm254
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm254
|-
|lfs-mcm264
|HP BW
|MCM 264 - Learning Centre
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm264
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm264
|-
|lfs-mcm278
|Lexmark
|MCM 278 - Comms & DAE
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm278
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm278
|-
|lfs-mcm291
|HP BW Multifunction
|MCM 291 - Grad Office
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm291
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm291
|-
|lfs-mcm344
|HP Colour Multifunction
|MCM 344 - Student Services
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm344
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm344
|-

|}

== Windows - Printers ==
[[File:Win-add-printer-1.jpg|left|thumb|Win-add-printer-1]]
Use Windows search to bring up '''Add Printers & Scanners'''. Click on Add Printers & Scanners in the dialog window. Wait for the "Printer isn't listed" link to appear, then click on that.

<div style="clear: both"></div>

[[File:Win-add-printer-2.jpg|left|thumb|Win-add-printer-2]]
In the following dialog, click on '''Select a shared printer by name'''. Then type in the Windows share name of the [[#copier-list|copier listed]] above.
<div style="clear: both"></div>

[[File:Win-add-printer-3.jpg|left|thumb|Win-add-printer-3]]
Once connected, Windows will automatically install the required printer drivers for the selected copier.

<div style="clear: both"></div>

[[File:Win-add-printer-4.jpg|left|thumb|Win-add-printer-4]]
You can check the '''Set as Default printer''' option if this will be your default print device.

<div style="clear: both"></div>

== Mac - Printers ==
{{anchor|mac-driver}}
Drivers for the Ricoh copiers can be obtained from the vendor's websites. Links are provided below.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
|[https://support.ricoh.com/bb/pub_e/dr_ut_e/0001318/0001318428/V1800/Ricoh_IM_C3000_C3500_C4500_LIO_1.8.0.0.dmg Ricoh C6000 Driver Link]
|[[LFS:Ricoh-osx-printer-install|Installing the Ricoh driver]]
|}

For users connecting to the printers in the staff offices, you can use the built-in Generic Postscript driver.

=== Set Up Details ===
[[File:Mac-add-printer-1.jpg|left|thumb|Mac-add-printer-1]]
Under '''System Settings''', select '''Printers & Scanners''', then click on the '''Add Printer, Scanner or Fax...''' button to add a printer.

<div style="clear: both"></div>[[File:Fasprint Printer Setup - 2.jpg|thumb|2. Right click on the toolbar while holding the control key.|left]]If the '''Advanced''' item is not on the toolbar in the dialog that appears, you can add it by holding down the control key and clicking on the toolbar area. In the dropdown menu that appears, select '''Customize Toolbar''', then drag the icon on to the toolbar.

Click on '''Advanced''' and wait for the window to load.[[File:Fasprint Printer Setup - 3.jpg|thumb|3. Click on Customize Toolbar from the drop down menu]][[File:Fasprint Printer Setup - 4.jpg|thumb|4. Drag the Advanced Options button onto the toolbar|left]]<div style="clear: both">
[[File:Mac-add-printer-3.jpg|left|thumb|Mac-add-printer-6]]</div>Select '''Windows printer via spoolss''' for the Type, and fill in the URL with name of the [[#copier-list|copier]] from the first tab of this page.

Fill in the Name, and Location accordingly. You can Use the Generic PostScript printer.

<div style="clear: both"></div>

[[File:Mac-add-printer-4.jpg|left|thumb|Mac-add-printer-7]]

Check the '''Duplex Printing Unit''' option.

<div style="clear: both"></div>

The copier is now installed and ready for use. You will be prompted to enter credentials when you print to the copier, use your EAD (CWL) username and password.

=== Setting the copier options ===
===== Ricoh =====
In the Printer Options dialog,

* set the Finisher Option to '''Booklet Finisher SR3290'''.

<div style="clear: both"></div>

The copier is now installed and ready for use. You will be prompted to enter credentials when you print to the copier, use your EAD (CWL) username and password.

== Windows - PaperCut ==
Using these instructions, connect to this share drive location.

\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\Client\win-latest

Now run the '''client-local-install.exe''' as an admin user. Agree to the license agreement.

[[File:win-install-1.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-1]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>
Accept the default installation location.

[[File:win-install-02.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-02]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>
Install for all users on your computer.

[[File:win-install-03.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-03]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>
Install.

[[File:win-install-04.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-04]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>
Finish the installation and leave the '''Launch client and verify my identity''' checked.

[[File:win-install-05.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-05]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>
In the following pop up dialog, enter in your CWL ID and password. If you are a student worker, enter in your '''CWL_ID.stu'''.

[[File:win-install-06.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-06]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>
There will now be a new icon in your taskbar, click on the upward pointing chevron near the clock, you will see the PaperCut client.

[[File:win-install-7.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-7]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

== Mac - PaperCut ==
Install the PaperCut client to your computer. You need to use an '''administrator''' account on your Mac.

In '''Finder''', press '''Cmd + K''', type this into the address field.

smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/Client/mac-latest

[[File:mac-install-1.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-1]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

Run the '''client-local-install''' app to install PCClient into Applications.

[[File:mac-install-2.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-2]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

PCClient can now be found in the Applications on your Mac.

[[File:mac-install-3.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-3]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

Set up PCClient to auto launch when you login to your Mac.

* Login with the account that you normally use on your Mac
* Under System Preferences, select '''Users & Groups''', select your user account.
* Click on the '''Login Items''' tab and click on the '''+''' to add an item.

[[File:mac-install-4.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-4]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

Browse to PCClient in the Applications folder and click '''Add'''.

[[File:mac-install-5.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-5]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

PCClient will now stay automatically when you login.

[[File:mac-install-6.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-6]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

The PCClient will now appear in your icon bar when it is running.

[[File:mac-install-7.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-7]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

=== Launch Agent ===
An '''alternative method''' of starting pc-client automatically using '''launchd''' can be found [[LFS:FASprint-launchd|here]]. This is useful if you do not log out of/shutdown your computer on a regular basis. The Launch Agent will ensure that the PC-Client application is running.

== Accounting ==
PaperCut records the page count after the job has been printed.

==== Web Print ====
This feature allows you to upload a print ready document (PDF or image files) to [https://fasprint.ubc.ca fasprint.ubc.ca] for release to one of the 3 copiers. This feature is unable to provide a cost estimate for your job. It will be calculated and accounted for after it has been printed.

=== At the Copier ===
At the copier, there will be a card reader where you will swipe your UBCcard to access the print and copy features. If you forget your UBCcard, you can login using your CWL ID and password on the copier’s console.

[[File:copier-alt-login.jpg|left|thumb|copier-alt-login]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

After you have swiped your card or entered your CWL ID and password, you will see all the accounts that are available to you.

[[File:fasp-select-account.jpg|left|thumb|fasp-select-account]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

An alternative set up for automatically starting pc-client using launchd can be found here [[LFS:FASprint-launchd here]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>
There are no changes to how the copiers otherwise operate.

=== Print Accounting Dialog on your Computer ===
When printing from your computer, you will see a pop-up dialog box when you click print. It will prompt you to select the speed chart. If you have more than one speed chart, you can select where you would like the printing to be charged to.

[[File:pcclient-popup.jpg|left|thumb|papercut-popup]]

Select the speed chart that you would like to use, if you have more than one.

LFS:FASprint

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SahilSahibole: updated images for new mac OS

__NOTOC__

== Introduction ==
To send print jobs or make copies on the LFS copiers after August 12, 2019, you will need to have an account registered with LFS Finance where they can send the charges. Existing copy codes on the copiers have been transferred to the new system.

Obtaining (if you are new to LFS) or updating your printing access on the copiers can be done by filling out this request form, https://my.landfood.ubc.ca/human-resources/hr-forms/fasprint-account-set-up/.

=== Photocopiers ===
{{anchor|copier-list}}
{| class="wikitable"
!Printer Name
!Type
!Location
!Windows Connection
!Mac Connection
|-
|lfs-mcm249
|Ricoh IM C6000
|MCM 249
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm249
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm249
|-
|lfs-mcm262
|Ricoh IM C6000
|MCM 262
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm262
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm262
|-
|lfs-fnh200
|Ricoh IM C6000
|FNH 200
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-fnh200
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-fnh200
|}

===== Staff Users =====
The copiers will auto attach to your office computer. Please contact the Learning Centre if you do not see the copiers.

{| class="wikitable"
!Printer Name
!Type
!Location
!Windows Connection
!Mac Connection
|-
|lfs-mcm248
|HP BW Multifunction
|MCM 248 - Dean's Office
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm248
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm248
|-
|lfs-mcm254
|HP BW Multifunction
|MCM 254 - Finance Office
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm254
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm254
|-
|lfs-mcm264
|HP BW
|MCM 264 - Learning Centre
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm264
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm264
|-
|lfs-mcm278
|Lexmark
|MCM 278 - Comms & DAE
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm278
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm278
|-
|lfs-mcm291
|HP BW Multifunction
|MCM 291 - Grad Office
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm291
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm291
|-
|lfs-mcm344
|HP Colour Multifunction
|MCM 344 - Student Services
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm344
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm344
|-

|}

== Windows - Printers ==
[[File:Win-add-printer-1.jpg|left|thumb|Win-add-printer-1]]
Use Windows search to bring up '''Add Printers & Scanners'''. Click on Add Printers & Scanners in the dialog window. Wait for the "Printer isn't listed" link to appear, then click on that.

<div style="clear: both"></div>

[[File:Win-add-printer-2.jpg|left|thumb|Win-add-printer-2]]
In the following dialog, click on '''Select a shared printer by name'''. Then type in the Windows share name of the [[#copier-list|copier listed]] above.
<div style="clear: both"></div>

[[File:Win-add-printer-3.jpg|left|thumb|Win-add-printer-3]]
Once connected, Windows will automatically install the required printer drivers for the selected copier.

<div style="clear: both"></div>

[[File:Win-add-printer-4.jpg|left|thumb|Win-add-printer-4]]
You can check the '''Set as Default printer''' option if this will be your default print device.

<div style="clear: both"></div>

== Mac - Printers ==
{{anchor|mac-driver}}
Drivers for the Ricoh copiers can be obtained from the vendor's websites. Links are provided below.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
|[https://support.ricoh.com/bb/pub_e/dr_ut_e/0001318/0001318428/V1800/Ricoh_IM_C3000_C3500_C4500_LIO_1.8.0.0.dmg Ricoh C6000 Driver Link]
|[[LFS:Ricoh-osx-printer-install|Installing the Ricoh driver]]
|}

For users connecting to the printers in the staff offices, you can use the built-in Generic Postscript driver.

=== Set Up Details ===
[[File:Mac-add-printer-1.jpg|left|thumb|Mac-add-printer-1]]
Under '''System Preferences''', select '''Printers & Scanners''', then click on the '''+''' to add a printer.

<div style="clear: both"></div>[[File:Fasprint Printer Setup - 2.jpg|thumb|2. Right click on the toolbar while holding the control key.|left]]If the '''Advanced''' item is not on the toolbar in the dialog that appears, you can add it by holding down the control key and clicking on the toolbar area. In the dropdown menu that appears, select '''Customize Toolbar''', then drag the icon on to the toolbar.

Click on '''Advanced''' and wait for the window to load.[[File:Fasprint Printer Setup - 3.jpg|thumb|3. Click on Customize Toolbar from the drop down menu]][[File:Fasprint Printer Setup - 4.jpg|thumb|4. Drag the Advanced Options button onto the toolbar|left]]<div style="clear: both">
[[File:Mac-add-printer-3.jpg|left|thumb|Mac-add-printer-6]]</div>Select '''Windows printer via spoolss''' for the Type, and fill in the URL with name of the [[#copier-list|copier]] from the first tab of this page.

Fill in the Name, and Location accordingly. You can Use the Generic PostScript printer.

<div style="clear: both"></div>

[[File:Mac-add-printer-4.jpg|left|thumb|Mac-add-printer-7]]

Check the '''Duplex Printing Unit''' option.

<div style="clear: both"></div>

The copier is now installed and ready for use. You will be prompted to enter credentials when you print to the copier, use your EAD (CWL) username and password.

=== Setting the copier options ===
===== Ricoh =====
In the Printer Options dialog,

* set the Finisher Option to '''Booklet Finisher SR3290'''.

<div style="clear: both"></div>

The copier is now installed and ready for use. You will be prompted to enter credentials when you print to the copier, use your EAD (CWL) username and password.

== Windows - PaperCut ==
Using these instructions, connect to this share drive location.

\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\Client\win-latest

Now run the '''client-local-install.exe''' as an admin user. Agree to the license agreement.

[[File:win-install-1.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-1]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>
Accept the default installation location.

[[File:win-install-02.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-02]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>
Install for all users on your computer.

[[File:win-install-03.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-03]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>
Install.

[[File:win-install-04.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-04]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>
Finish the installation and leave the '''Launch client and verify my identity''' checked.

[[File:win-install-05.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-05]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>
In the following pop up dialog, enter in your CWL ID and password. If you are a student worker, enter in your '''CWL_ID.stu'''.

[[File:win-install-06.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-06]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>
There will now be a new icon in your taskbar, click on the upward pointing chevron near the clock, you will see the PaperCut client.

[[File:win-install-7.jpg|left|thumb|win-install-7]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

== Mac - PaperCut ==
Install the PaperCut client to your computer. You need to use an '''administrator''' account on your Mac.

In '''Finder''', press '''Cmd + K''', type this into the address field.

smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/Client/mac-latest

[[File:mac-install-1.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-1]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

Run the '''client-local-install''' app to install PCClient into Applications.

[[File:mac-install-2.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-2]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

PCClient can now be found in the Applications on your Mac.

[[File:mac-install-3.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-3]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

Set up PCClient to auto launch when you login to your Mac.

* Login with the account that you normally use on your Mac
* Under System Preferences, select '''Users & Groups''', select your user account.
* Click on the '''Login Items''' tab and click on the '''+''' to add an item.

[[File:mac-install-4.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-4]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

Browse to PCClient in the Applications folder and click '''Add'''.

[[File:mac-install-5.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-5]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

PCClient will now stay automatically when you login.

[[File:mac-install-6.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-6]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

The PCClient will now appear in your icon bar when it is running.

[[File:mac-install-7.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-7]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

=== Launch Agent ===
An '''alternative method''' of starting pc-client automatically using '''launchd''' can be found [[LFS:FASprint-launchd|here]]. This is useful if you do not log out of/shutdown your computer on a regular basis. The Launch Agent will ensure that the PC-Client application is running.

== Accounting ==
PaperCut records the page count after the job has been printed.

==== Web Print ====
This feature allows you to upload a print ready document (PDF or image files) to [https://fasprint.ubc.ca fasprint.ubc.ca] for release to one of the 3 copiers. This feature is unable to provide a cost estimate for your job. It will be calculated and accounted for after it has been printed.

=== At the Copier ===
At the copier, there will be a card reader where you will swipe your UBCcard to access the print and copy features. If you forget your UBCcard, you can login using your CWL ID and password on the copier’s console.

[[File:copier-alt-login.jpg|left|thumb|copier-alt-login]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

After you have swiped your card or entered your CWL ID and password, you will see all the accounts that are available to you.

[[File:fasp-select-account.jpg|left|thumb|fasp-select-account]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>

An alternative set up for automatically starting pc-client using launchd can be found here [[LFS:FASprint-launchd here]]

<div style="clear: both"></div>
There are no changes to how the copiers otherwise operate.

=== Print Accounting Dialog on your Computer ===
When printing from your computer, you will see a pop-up dialog box when you click print. It will prompt you to select the speed chart. If you have more than one speed chart, you can select where you would like the printing to be charged to.

[[File:pcclient-popup.jpg|left|thumb|papercut-popup]]

Select the speed chart that you would like to use, if you have more than one.

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LFS:FASprint

2023-09-11T23:58:52Z

SahilSahibole: Updated documentation for new Mac OS look

__NOTOC__

== Introduction ==
To send print jobs or make copies on the LFS copiers after August 12, 2019, you will need to have an account registered with LFS Finance where they can send the charges. Existing copy codes on the copiers have been transferred to the new system.

Obtaining (if you are new to LFS) or updating your printing access on the copiers can be done by filling out this request form, https://my.landfood.ubc.ca/human-resources/hr-forms/fasprint-account-set-up/.

=== Photocopiers ===
{{anchor|copier-list}}
{| class="wikitable"
!Printer Name
!Type
!Location
!Windows Connection
!Mac Connection
|-
|lfs-mcm249
|Ricoh IM C6000
|MCM 249
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm249
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm249
|-
|lfs-mcm262
|Ricoh IM C6000
|MCM 262
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm262
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm262
|-
|lfs-fnh200
|Ricoh IM C6000
|FNH 200
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-fnh200
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-fnh200
|}

===== Staff Users =====
The copiers will auto attach to your office computer. Please contact the Learning Centre if you do not see the copiers.

{| class="wikitable"
!Printer Name
!Type
!Location
!Windows Connection
!Mac Connection
|-
|lfs-mcm248
|HP BW Multifunction
|MCM 248 - Dean's Office
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm248
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm248
|-
|lfs-mcm254
|HP BW Multifunction
|MCM 254 - Finance Office
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm254
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm254
|-
|lfs-mcm264
|HP BW
|MCM 264 - Learning Centre
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm264
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm264
|-
|lfs-mcm278
|Lexmark
|MCM 278 - Comms & DAE
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm278
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm278
|-
|lfs-mcm291
|HP BW Multifunction
|MCM 291 - Grad Office
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm291
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm291
|-
|lfs-mcm344
|HP Colour Multifunction
|MCM 344 - Student Services
|\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\lfs-mcm344
|smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/lfs-mcm344
|-

|}

== Windows - Printers ==
[[File:Win-add-printer-1.jpg|left|thumb|Win-add-printer-1]]
Use Windows search to bring up '''Add Printers & Scanners'''. Click on Add Printers & Scanners in the dialog window. Wait for the "Printer isn't listed" link to appear, then click on that.

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In the following dialog, click on '''Select a shared printer by name'''. Then type in the Windows share name of the [[#copier-list|copier listed]] above.
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Once connected, Windows will automatically install the required printer drivers for the selected copier.

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You can check the '''Set as Default printer''' option if this will be your default print device.

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== Mac - Printers ==
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Drivers for the Ricoh copiers can be obtained from the vendor's websites. Links are provided below.

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For users connecting to the printers in the staff offices, you can use the built-in Generic Postscript driver.

=== Set Up Details ===
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Under '''System Preferences''', select '''Printers & Scanners''', then click on the '''+''' to add a printer.

<div style="clear: both"></div>[[File:Fasprint Printer Setup - 2.jpg|thumb|2. Right click on the toolbar while holding the control key.|left]]If the '''Advanced''' item is not on the toolbar in the dialog that appears, you can add it by holding down the control key and clicking on the toolbar area. In the dropdown menu that appears, select '''Customize Toolbar''', then drag the icon on to the toolbar.

Click on '''Advanced''' and wait for the window to load.[[File:Fasprint Printer Setup - 3.jpg|thumb|3. Click on Customize Toolbar from the drop down menu]][[File:Fasprint Printer Setup - 4.jpg|thumb|4. Drag the Advanced Options button onto the toolbar|left]]<div style="clear: both">[[File:Mac-add-printer-2.jpg|left|thumb|Mac-add-printer-5]]</div>
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Select '''Windows printer via spoolss''' for the Type, and fill in the URL with name of the [[#copier-list|copier]] from the first tab of this page.

Fill in the Name, and Location accordingly. You can Use the Generic PostScript printer.

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Check the '''Duplex Printing Unit''' option.

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The copier is now installed and ready for use. You will be prompted to enter credentials when you print to the copier, use your EAD (CWL) username and password.

=== Setting the copier options ===
===== Ricoh =====
In the Printer Options dialog,

* set the Finisher Option to '''Booklet Finisher SR3290'''.

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The copier is now installed and ready for use. You will be prompted to enter credentials when you print to the copier, use your EAD (CWL) username and password.

== Windows - PaperCut ==
Using these instructions, connect to this share drive location.

\\fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca\Client\win-latest

Now run the '''client-local-install.exe''' as an admin user. Agree to the license agreement.

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Accept the default installation location.

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Install for all users on your computer.

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Install.

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Finish the installation and leave the '''Launch client and verify my identity''' checked.

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In the following pop up dialog, enter in your CWL ID and password. If you are a student worker, enter in your '''CWL_ID.stu'''.

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There will now be a new icon in your taskbar, click on the upward pointing chevron near the clock, you will see the PaperCut client.

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== Mac - PaperCut ==
Install the PaperCut client to your computer. You need to use an '''administrator''' account on your Mac.

In '''Finder''', press '''Cmd + K''', type this into the address field.

smb://fasp-z04.ead.ubc.ca/Client/mac-latest

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Run the '''client-local-install''' app to install PCClient into Applications.

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PCClient can now be found in the Applications on your Mac.

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Set up PCClient to auto launch when you login to your Mac.

* Login with the account that you normally use on your Mac
* Under System Preferences, select '''Users & Groups''', select your user account.
* Click on the '''Login Items''' tab and click on the '''+''' to add an item.

[[File:mac-install-4.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-4]]

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Browse to PCClient in the Applications folder and click '''Add'''.

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PCClient will now stay automatically when you login.

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The PCClient will now appear in your icon bar when it is running.

[[File:mac-install-7.jpg|left|thumb|mac-install-7]]

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=== Launch Agent ===
An '''alternative method''' of starting pc-client automatically using '''launchd''' can be found [[LFS:FASprint-launchd|here]]. This is useful if you do not log out of/shutdown your computer on a regular basis. The Launch Agent will ensure that the PC-Client application is running.

== Accounting ==
PaperCut records the page count after the job has been printed.

==== Web Print ====
This feature allows you to upload a print ready document (PDF or image files) to [https://fasprint.ubc.ca fasprint.ubc.ca] for release to one of the 3 copiers. This feature is unable to provide a cost estimate for your job. It will be calculated and accounted for after it has been printed.

=== At the Copier ===
At the copier, there will be a card reader where you will swipe your UBCcard to access the print and copy features. If you forget your UBCcard, you can login using your CWL ID and password on the copier’s console.

[[File:copier-alt-login.jpg|left|thumb|copier-alt-login]]

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After you have swiped your card or entered your CWL ID and password, you will see all the accounts that are available to you.

[[File:fasp-select-account.jpg|left|thumb|fasp-select-account]]

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An alternative set up for automatically starting pc-client using launchd can be found here [[LFS:FASprint-launchd here]]

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There are no changes to how the copiers otherwise operate.

=== Print Accounting Dialog on your Computer ===
When printing from your computer, you will see a pop-up dialog box when you click print. It will prompt you to select the speed chart. If you have more than one speed chart, you can select where you would like the printing to be charged to.

[[File:pcclient-popup.jpg|left|thumb|papercut-popup]]

Select the speed chart that you would like to use, if you have more than one.

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{{Course:APBI496/Infobox}}'''APPLIED ANIMAL BIOLOGY PRACTICUM'''

An experiential and credited course for learning in the fields of wild, companion, lab, and farm animal welfare and management. Continue below to learn more.

== '''COVID Impact on APBI 496''' ==
Please consult UBC's overall response to COVID-19 for students, faculty and staff. In addition, students from Land and Food Systems can consult the faculty's response as well as LFS Student Services.

'''For in-person opportunities,''' additional safety protocols are required. Reviewing and acknowledgement of the location's COVID safety plan is mandatory and is in line with the LFS restart plan.

=='''Course Description'''==

The practicum is an in-person or remote career-related experience that can take place in any term (Summer, Winter 1, 2 or 1-2), full-time or part-time, as based on the needs of the practicum location and as agreed on with the student at the time of acceptance into the course. This is an experiential learning course where students will explore opportunities in general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, policy and research, and learn from professionals and collaboration with others.

'''Credits:''' January, May, July, and Sept placement start options may be available for both three (3) or six (6) credits

'''Time commitment:''' 150-200 hours for three (3) credits and 300-400 hours for six (6) credits, plus assignments

'''Guidelines:'''
* Work completed in a practicum must be unique and cannot overlap with another Practicum, Directed Studies, Undergraduate Essay or Undergraduate Thesis
* Participation in two separate practicums may be possible at different locations and if not exceeding experiential learning credits for degree

=='''Application Process'''==
# Review the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|course syllabus]]
# Look over available opportunities for the respective term (see below)
# Apply directly to the chosen practicum location (except Wildlife SOS) by the respective deadline
# Students chosen for interviews will be contacted by potential Practicum Supervisors
# If offered a placement, forward confirmation of your acceptance and request course registration documents from Dr. Sara Dubois
# Submit course registration documents to Dr. Sara Dubois in order to confirm your enrollment

Please consult the Academic Supervisor Dr. [Mailto:sara.dubois@ubc.ca Sara Dubois] (working remotely) with any questions '''well in advance''' of registration deadlines.

=='''Course Format'''==
This is an experiential learning course where students will get hands-on experience with general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, and learn from professionals. The practicum can take place in any term, as based on the needs of the field location. The student’s weekly work schedule is agreed upon and set out in writing by the Practicum and Academic Supervisors, and before the student starts their work experience.

'''The 6-credit practicum:'''
* 300-400 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 5,000 word final report (min 20 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''The 3-credit practicum:'''
* 150-200 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 2,500 word final report (min 10 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''Guidelines:'''
* Your experience hours must be completed within a maximum of eight (8) consecutive months; most practicums are 2 or 4 months
* Final report and applied communications piece are due within 30 days of the last practicum work day, unless graduation deadlines require earlier submission
* For more details on learning assessments and marking schemes, see the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|syllabus]]

== '''Is APBI 496 the Right Course for Me?''' ==
This course may be right for you if:
* You are in your 3rd or 4th year of study
* You have taken APBI 314 and/or APBI 315 (recommended)
* You are highly self-motivated, hard working and flexible to the location's needs
* You would like to gain hands on experience working with animals in your field
Read about previous [[APBI 496 - Q&A With Past Students|student experiences]] in this practicum course.

=='''Current Opportunities (updated Feb 2023)'''==
Past practicum locations have included: [https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] (In-person and remote) and [http://wildarc.com/ BC SPCA Wild ARC], [https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (In-person and remote), [https://rescue.ocean.org/ Marine Mammal Rescue] (In-person), [https://www.dnv.org/ District of North Vancouver] (In-person), [https://www.tradelineinc.com/reports/2013-5/centre-comparative-medicine UBC Centre for Comparative Medicine] (In-person), [https://www.owlrehab.org/ OWL Rehab] (In-person), and [https://www.whistlerwag.com/ Whistler Animal Shelter] (In-person).

=== Summer 2023 opportunities ===
'''''[https://www.vanaqua.org/marine-mammal-rescue Vancouver Aquarium] - Marine Mammal Rescue Centre (Vancouver, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available for 10 weeks full-time (summer) or part-time (fall) at MMR in Vancouver. Husbandry practicums provide experience in the field of marine mammal wildlife rehabilitation and assistance to the veterinary and research staff. Submit application including resume and letter of interest as per instructions in practicum info: '''<u>[https://www.vanaqua.org/volunteer/ APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN -] DEADLINE Feb 15th</u>'''

'''''[http://spca.bc.ca/locations/wild-arc/ BC SPCA - Wild ARC] (Victoria, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time (2, 3, 4, or 6 month options) at the BC SPCA's Wild Animal Rehabilitation Centre in Metchosin. Practicums include Wildlife Rehabilitation, Herbivore Specialist & Set-Up activities. Submit application including resume, cover letter and references as per instructions in practicum info '''DEADLINE Feb 22nd''': https://spca.bc.ca/programs-services/wildlife-rehabilitation/wild-arc-practicum-program/

'''''Animal Welfare Program - Practicum Research Assistant''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Multiple practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm can take other courses in term but must be remote only) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal welfare research activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Emeline Nogues at enogues@mail.ubc.ca '''DEADLINE Feb 28th''' '''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:UBC_DERC_-_Animal_Welfare_Practicum_Student_Description,_Emeline_Nogues.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''Animal Health and Reproduction Practicum Student''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Multiple practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm (can take other courses in term but must be remote only) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal health and reproduction activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Sydney Moore at smoore12@mail.ubc.ca '''DEADLINE Feb 28th''' '''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:UBC_DERC_-_Animal_Health_and_Reproduction_Practicum_Student_Description,_Sydney_Moore.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''For both DERC opportunities:'''''

Other APBI courses that can be taken in hybrid format while living on the farm: '''APBI 312 Reproductive and Digestive Physiology''' & '''APBI 410 Applied Animal Health and Physiology'''

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FWkbit1Fi2xC3-93K6hLFa4t4MXnZTq4/view '''DERC Student Housing Tour Video''']

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENEL87VLaTU '''Touring the Westgen Calf Research Facility Video''']

'''''[https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] - Community Outreach (Vancouver, BC)'''''

One practicum opportunity available: 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working with Charlie's Food Bank and clients who face barriers due to mental health issues, drug addiction and/or financial issues while trying to care for their pet. The student shall learn approaches to supporting and managing the health and welfare of animals in this unique community on the Downtown Eastside. Must be available Thursdays from 8am-1pm weekly and other hours are flexible. Email cover letter and resume to Diane Waters, Outreach Specialist, dwaters@spca.bc.ca '''DEADLINE Feb 28th [[Course:APBI 496 - BC SPCA Community Outreach Practicum|See Practicum Details]]'''

'''''[https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] - Vancouver Shelter, Animal Behaviour (Vancouver, BC)'''''

Multiple practicum opportunities available: 6-credit part-time (20 hrs/wk) '''in-person and remote''' positions available for students with specific interest in shelter animal behaviour and welfare. In-person opportunity with have hands on work with animals following behaviour modification and enrichment protocols. Remote opportunity will assist in the development of a shelter enrichment manual. Email cover letter and resume to Kim Monteith, Manager, Animal Welfare kmonteith@spca.bc.ca '''DEADLINE Feb 28th''' '''[[:File:APBI 496 Practicum Placement Description - Vancouver Shelter Animal Behaviour 2022.pdf|See practicum details.]]'''

'''''[https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (Burnaby, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time (Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr) at the Wildlife Rescue Association's Burnaby rehabilitation center. Submit application including resume and cover letter as one document as per instructions (applications reviewed on first-come basis, so apply early!). '''[[:File:Wildlife Rescue Practicum Advert Jan 2023.pdf|See practicum details]]'''

1) Wildlife Rescue, Rehabilitation and Release Practicum (min 300 hours – 6 credits); 2) Wildlife Rehabilitation Practicum (min 300 hours – 6 credits); 3) Wildlife Helpline and Rescue Practicum (min 300 hours – 6 credits); 4) Animal Care Practicum (min 160 hours – 3 credits)

=== International Placement (currently not available due to travel restrictions) ===
'''Wildlife SOS India'''

A one-month 6 credit practicum (Sept-Dec or to Jan-Apr annually) opportunity working with sanctuary bears and elephants at Wildlife SOS near Agra, India. Application form and information available on the [https://students.ubc.ca/career/international-experiences/global-seminars/applied-animal-biology-practicum-ubc-animal-welfare-program '''Go Global Seminars website''']

''Deadline to Apply: Not Currently Available''
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Course:APBI 496 - BC SPCA Community Outreach Practicum

2023-02-22T23:47:35Z

SahilSahibole:

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== POSITION SUMMARY ==
This in-person position suits an individual who exudes compassion for animals and their guardians equally, regardless of their personal circumstances. The student will assist Coordinator Charlie’s Community Pet Resources at the Charlie’s Pet Food Bank (CFB) held weekly at Mission Possible 543 Powell Street, Vancouver. CFB is a BCSPCA Program where pet food, accessories and support is provided weekly to animal guardians in the downtown area of Vancouver. Many of Charlie’s clients face barriers due to mental health issues, drug addiction and/or financial issues while trying to care for their pet. This role will include the management and operation of the pet food bank including coordination with BCSPCA Vancouver Branch and Animal Hospital. The student will also assist at the monthly free veterinary clinics held at the Vancouver Animal Hospital. The student shall learn approaches to supporting and managing the health and welfare of animals in this unique community. The student will work collaboratively with staff and volunteers to improve individual welfare for clients accessing CFB.

The student has a direct reporting relationship to the Specialist, Outreach – Pet food banks. The student will work collaboratively with BCSPCA Hospital Administrator and Vancouver Branch Manager as needed.

== DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES ==

* BC SPCA Training (16 – 20 hour Week 1)
** <small>Completion of BCSPCA online:</small>
*** <small>COVID-19 Branch safety plan</small>
*** <small>Building a Respectful Workplace</small>
*** <small>Staff training Behaviour & Welfare</small>
*** <small>Introduction to Health and Safety</small>
*** <small>Policies and Procedures</small>
** <small>Other training courses identified by Manager, Outreach</small>
*** <small>Pets For Life - Why Access to Animal Resources is a Social Justice Issue</small>
*** <small>Fear Free Shelter Program</small>
*** <small>Sophia Yin Low Stress Handling</small>
* Charlie’s Pet Food Bank (1-2 hours flexible and as needed by Coordinator - Charlie’s Pet Food Bank)
** <small>Provide phone support for Charlie’s phone line weekly (hours to be determined)</small>
** <small>Assist Coordinator with:</small>
*** <small>Load and deliver food & supplies to CFB Thursday mornings</small>
*** <small>Sorting, packing and distribution of food at CFB</small>
*** <small>Assisting and support of volunteers at CFB</small>
** <small>Engage visiting clients accessing CFB</small>
** <small>Answer questions, provide resources to clients as needed</small>
** <small>Provide list of clients requesting free spay/neuter to hospital</small>
** <small>Provide advice on training, handling and care that falls in line with BCSPCA Philosophies (5 - 6 hours weekly Thursday mornings)</small>
** <small>Pick-up and storing donated food as needed</small>
* Charlie’s Free Vet Clinic (5 – 6 hours outside of weekly attendance at CFB (flexible))
** <small>Arrange and prepare vet supplies from SPCA Hospital for monthly clinic</small>
** <small>Ensure supply kits are replenished following free clinic</small>
** <small>File and review vet files from monthly clinic to ensure all information is up-to-date and forms are filled out properly</small>
** <small>Provide hospital administrator with vet recommendations resulting from vet clinic</small>
** <small>Schedule with client and hospital follow-up appointments recommended at free clinic</small>
** <small>Provide Veterinarian and AHT assistance as needed during clinic</small>
** <small>Register clients at time of clinic</small>
** <small>Answer messages left on CFB phone line</small>
** <small>Assist with client eligibility assessments</small>
* Applied Communication
** <small>Create information brochure, to be determined in consult with Manager, Outreach, that is for volunteers, public or other shelter professionals</small>
* Reports
** <small>Maintain and record weekly CFB statistics, including food bank and training</small>
* Schedule
** <small>Minimum 20 hours a week with Thursday mornings from 8am-12:30pm and last Sunday of the each month being mandatory for this position, remaining hours are flexible.</small>
* Performs other duties as required

== CONTACTS AND COMMUNICATION ==

* Direct contact with Specialist, Outreach - Pet food banks, staff, volunteers and public
* Works collaboratively with the Outreach Manager, Vancouver Branch Manager, Manager - Animal Welfare, Manager - Animal Health, and Hospital Administer.

== KNOWLEDGE AND SKILL REQUIREMENTS ==
* Must have genuine compassion for animals and people, previous animal care training or equivalent experience
* Social work experience or training an asset
* Ability to identify and defuse possible hostile situations
* Experience coaching and mentoring
* Excellent communication, organizational and interpersonal skills
* Ability to support staff and volunteers
* Philosophical harmony with BC SPCA policies, programs and protocols
* Computer Skills – Windows, MS Office; knowledge of Shelter Buddy an asset
* Ability to lift minimum 20kg bags of food or litter
* Driver’s license an asset

== ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS ==
[[File:Organisational_Relationships_-_BC_SPCA_Vancouver_Community_Outreach_Practicum.png|alt=|left|thumb|Organisational Relationships between the practicum students and other staff members at BC SPCA for the Outreach Practicum. ]]

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2023-02-22T23:46:53Z

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== POSITION SUMMARY ==
This in-person position suits an individual who exudes compassion for animals and their guardians equally, regardless of their personal circumstances. The student will assist Coordinator Charlie’s Community Pet Resources at the Charlie’s Pet Food Bank (CFB) held weekly at Mission Possible 543 Powell Street, Vancouver. CFB is a BCSPCA Program where pet food, accessories and support is provided weekly to animal guardians in the downtown area of Vancouver. Many of Charlie’s clients face barriers due to mental health issues, drug addiction and/or financial issues while trying to care for their pet. This role will include the management and operation of the pet food bank including coordination with BCSPCA Vancouver Branch and Animal Hospital. The student will also assist at the monthly free veterinary clinics held at the Vancouver Animal Hospital. The student shall learn approaches to supporting and managing the health and welfare of animals in this unique community. The student will work collaboratively with staff and volunteers to improve individual welfare for clients accessing CFB.

The student has a direct reporting relationship to the Specialist, Outreach – Pet food banks. The student will work collaboratively with BCSPCA Hospital Administrator and Vancouver Branch Manager as needed.

== DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES ==

* BC SPCA Training (16 – 20 hour Week 1)
** <small>Completion of BCSPCA online:</small>
*** <small>COVID-19 Branch safety plan</small>
*** <small>Building a Respectful Workplace</small>
*** <small>Staff training Behaviour & Welfare</small>
*** <small>Introduction to Health and Safety</small>
*** <small>Policies and Procedures</small>
** <small>Other training courses identified by Manager, Outreach</small>
*** <small>Pets For Life - Why Access to Animal Resources is a Social Justice Issue</small>
*** <small>Fear Free Shelter Program</small>
*** <small>Sophia Yin Low Stress Handling</small>
* Charlie’s Pet Food Bank (1-2 hours flexible and as needed by Coordinator - Charlie’s Pet Food Bank)
** <small>Provide phone support for Charlie’s phone line weekly (hours to be determined)</small>
** <small>Assist Coordinator with:</small>
*** <small>Load and deliver food & supplies to CFB Thursday mornings</small>
*** <small>Sorting, packing and distribution of food at CFB</small>
*** <small>Assisting and support of volunteers at CFB</small>
** <small>Engage visiting clients accessing CFB</small>
** <small>Answer questions, provide resources to clients as needed</small>
** <small>Provide list of clients requesting free spay/neuter to hospital</small>
** <small>Provide advice on training, handling and care that falls in line with BCSPCA Philosophies (5 - 6 hours weekly Thursday mornings)</small>
** <small>Pick-up and storing donated food as needed</small>
* Charlie’s Free Vet Clinic (5 – 6 hours outside of weekly attendance at CFB (flexible))
** <small>Arrange and prepare vet supplies from SPCA Hospital for monthly clinic</small>
** <small>Ensure supply kits are replenished following free clinic</small>
** <small>File and review vet files from monthly clinic to ensure all information is up-to-date and forms are filled out properly</small>
** <small>Provide hospital administrator with vet recommendations resulting from vet clinic</small>
** <small>Schedule with client and hospital follow-up appointments recommended at free clinic</small>
** <small>Provide Veterinarian and AHT assistance as needed during clinic</small>
** <small>Register clients at time of clinic</small>
** <small>Answer messages left on CFB phone line</small>
** <small>Assist with client eligibility assessments</small>
* Applied Communication
** <small>Create information brochure, to be determined in consult with Manager, Outreach, that is for volunteers, public or other shelter professionals</small>
* Reports
** <small>Maintain and record weekly CFB statistics, including food bank and training</small>
* Schedule
** <small>Minimum 20 hours a week with Thursday mornings from 8am-12:30pm and last Sunday of the each month being mandatory for this position, remaining hours are flexible.</small>
* Performs other duties as required

== CONTACTS AND COMMUNICATION ==

* Direct contact with Specialist, Outreach - Pet food banks, staff, volunteers and public
* Works collaboratively with the Outreach Manager, Vancouver Branch Manager, Manager - Animal Welfare, Manager - Animal Health, and Hospital Administer.
* KNOWLEDGE AND SKILL REQUIREMENTS

* Must have genuine compassion for animals and people, previous animal care training or equivalent experience
* Social work experience or training an asset
* Ability to identify and defuse possible hostile situations
* Experience coaching and mentoring
* Excellent communication, organizational and interpersonal skills
* Ability to support staff and volunteers
* Philosophical harmony with BC SPCA policies, programs and protocols
* Computer Skills – Windows, MS Office; knowledge of Shelter Buddy an asset
* Ability to lift minimum 20kg bags of food or litter
* Driver’s license an asset

== ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS ==
[[File:Organisational_Relationships_-_BC_SPCA_Vancouver_Community_Outreach_Practicum.png|alt=|left|thumb|Organisational Relationships between the practicum students and other staff members at BC SPCA for the Outreach Practicum. ]]

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Course:APBI496

2023-01-12T02:55:51Z

SahilSahibole: updated Wildlife Rescue PDF

{{Course:APBI496/Infobox}}'''APPLIED ANIMAL BIOLOGY PRACTICUM'''

An experiential and credited course for learning in the fields of wild, companion, lab, and farm animal welfare and management. Continue below to learn more.

== '''COVID Impact on APBI 496''' ==
Please consult UBC's overall response to COVID-19 for students, faculty and staff. In addition, students from Land and Food Systems can consult the faculty's response as well as LFS Student Services.

'''For in-person opportunities,''' additional safety protocols are required. Reviewing and acknowledgement of the location's COVID safety plan is mandatory and is in line with the LFS restart plan.

=='''Course Description'''==

The practicum is an in-person or remote career-related experience that can take place in any term (Summer, Winter 1, 2 or 1-2), full-time or part-time, as based on the needs of the practicum location and as agreed on with the student at the time of acceptance into the course. This is an experiential learning course where students will explore opportunities in general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, policy and research, and learn from professionals and collaboration with others.

'''Credits:''' January, May, July, and Sept placement start options may be available for both three (3) or six (6) credits

'''Time commitment:''' 150-200 hours for three (3) credits and 300-400 hours for six (6) credits, plus assignments

'''Guidelines:'''
* Work completed in a practicum must be unique and cannot overlap with another Practicum, Directed Studies, Undergraduate Essay or Undergraduate Thesis
* Participation in two separate practicums may be possible at different locations and if not exceeding experiential learning credits for degree

=='''Application Process'''==
# Review the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|course syllabus]]
# Look over available opportunities for the respective term (see below)
# Apply directly to the chosen practicum location (except Wildlife SOS) by the respective deadline
# Students chosen for interviews will be contacted by potential Practicum Supervisors
# If offered a placement, forward confirmation of your acceptance and request course registration documents from Dr. Sara Dubois
# Submit course registration documents to Dr. Sara Dubois in order to confirm your enrollment

Please consult the Academic Supervisor Dr. [Mailto:sara.dubois@ubc.ca Sara Dubois] (working remotely) with any questions '''well in advance''' of registration deadlines.

=='''Course Format'''==
This is an experiential learning course where students will get hands-on experience with general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, and learn from professionals. The practicum can take place in any term, as based on the needs of the field location. The student’s weekly work schedule is agreed upon and set out in writing by the Practicum and Academic Supervisors, and before the student starts their work experience.

'''The 6-credit practicum:'''
* 300-400 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 5,000 word final report (min 20 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''The 3-credit practicum:'''
* 150-200 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 2,500 word final report (min 10 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''Guidelines:'''
* Your experience hours must be completed within a maximum of eight (8) consecutive months; most practicums are 2 or 4 months
* Final report and applied communications piece are due within 30 days of the last practicum work day, unless graduation deadlines require earlier submission
* For more details on learning assessments and marking schemes, see the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|syllabus]]

== '''Is APBI 496 the Right Course for Me?''' ==
This course may be right for you if:
* You are in your 3rd or 4th year of study
* You have taken APBI 314 and/or APBI 315 (recommended)
* You are highly self-motivated, hard working and flexible to the location's needs
* You would like to gain hands on experience working with animals in your field
Read about previous [[APBI 496 - Q&A With Past Students|student experiences]] in this practicum course.

=='''Current Opportunities (updated Dec 2022)'''==
Past practicum locations have included: [https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] (In-person and remote) and [http://wildarc.com/ BC SPCA Wild ARC], [https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (In-person and remote), [https://rescue.ocean.org/ Marine Mammal Rescue] (In-person), [https://www.dnv.org/ District of North Vancouver] (In-person), [https://www.tradelineinc.com/reports/2013-5/centre-comparative-medicine UBC Centre for Comparative Medicine] (In-person), [https://www.owlrehab.org/ OWL Rehab] (In-person), and [https://www.whistlerwag.com/ Whistler Animal Shelter] (In-person).

=== Winter 2022/23 opportunities - NOW CLOSED (Summer deadlines will be posted before March) ===

'''''Animal Welfare Program - Practicum Research Assistant''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Multiple practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm can take other courses in term but must be remote only) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal welfare research activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Emeline Nogues at enogues@mail.ubc.ca '''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:UBC_DERC_-_Animal_Welfare_Practicum_Student_Description,_Emeline_Nogues.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''Animal Health and Reproduction Practicum Student''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Multiple practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm (can take other courses in term but must be remote only) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal health and reproduction activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Sydney Moore at smoore12@mail.ubc.ca '''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:UBC_DERC_-_Animal_Health_and_Reproduction_Practicum_Student_Description,_Sydney_Moore.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''For both DERC opportunities:'''''

Other APBI courses that can be taken in hybrid format while living on the farm: '''APBI 312 Reproductive and Digestive Physiology''' & '''APBI 410 Applied Animal Health and Physiology'''

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FWkbit1Fi2xC3-93K6hLFa4t4MXnZTq4/view '''DERC Student Housing Tour Video''']

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENEL87VLaTU '''Touring the Westgen Calf Research Facility Video''']

'''''[https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] - Community Outreach (Vancouver, BC)'''''

One practicum opportunity available: 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working with Charlie's Food Bank and clients who face barriers due to mental health issues, drug addiction and/or financial issues while trying to care for their pet. The student shall learn approaches to supporting and managing the health and welfare of animals in this unique community on the Downtown Eastside. Must be available Thursdays from 8am-1pm weekly and other hours are flexible. Email cover letter and resume to Diane Waters, Outreach Specialist, dwaters@spca.bc.ca

'''''[https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] - Vancouver Shelter, Animal Behaviour (Vancouver, BC)'''''

Multiple practicum opportunities available: 6-credit part-time (20 hrs/wk) '''in-person and remote''' positions available for students with specific interest in shelter animal behaviour and welfare. In-person opportunity with have hands on work with animals following behaviour modification and enrichment protocols. Remote opportunity will assist in the development of a shelter enrichment manual. Email cover letter and resume to Kim Monteith, Manager, Animal Welfare kmonteith@spca.bc.ca '''[[:File:APBI 496 Practicum Placement Description - Vancouver Shelter Animal Behaviour 2022.pdf|See practicum details.]]'''

'''''[https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (Burnaby, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time (Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr) at the Wildlife Rescue Association's Burnaby rehabilitation center. Submit application including resume and cover letter as one document as per instructions (applications reviewed on first-come basis, so apply early!). '''[[:File:Wildlife Rescue Practicum Advert Jan 2023.pdf|See practicum details]]'''

1) Wildlife Rescue, Rehabilitation and Release Practicum (min 300 hours – 6 credits); 2) Wildlife Rehabilitation Practicum (min 300 hours – 6 credits); 3) Wildlife Helpline and Rescue Practicum (min 300 hours – 6 credits); 4) Animal Care Practicum (min 160 hours – 3 credits)

'''''[https://www.vanaqua.org/marine-mammal-rescue Vancouver Aquarium] - Marine Mammal Rescue Centre (Vancouver, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available for 10 weeks full-time (summer) or part-time (fall) at MMR in Vancouver. Husbandry practicums provide experience in the field of marine mammal wildlife rehabilitation and assistance to the veterinary and research staff. Submit application including resume and letter of interest as per instructions in practicum info:

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/5/59/MMR_Husbandry_Practicum_2022.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''[http://spca.bc.ca/locations/wild-arc/ BC SPCA - Wild ARC] (Victoria, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time (2, 3, 4, or 6 month options) at the BC SPCA's Wild Animal Rehabilitation Centre in Metchosin. Practicums include Wildlife Rehabilitation, Herbivore Specialist & Set-Up activities. Submit application including resume, cover letter and references as per instructions in practicum info: https://spca.bc.ca/programs-services/wildlife-rehabilitation/wild-arc-practicum-program/

=== International Placement (currently not available due to travel restrictions) ===
'''Wildlife SOS India'''

A one-month 6 credit practicum (Sept-Dec or to Jan-Apr annually) opportunity working with sanctuary bears and elephants at Wildlife SOS near Agra, India. Application form and information available on the [https://students.ubc.ca/career/international-experiences/global-seminars/applied-animal-biology-practicum-ubc-animal-welfare-program '''Go Global Seminars website''']

''Deadline to Apply: Not Currently Available''
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File:ABPI 497 Directed Studies Syllabus Winter.pdf

2022-09-29T21:28:42Z

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Course:APBI496

2022-06-15T22:43:48Z

SahilSahibole: Updated the PDF file as requested

{{Course:APBI496/Infobox}}An experiential and credited course for learning in the fields of wild, companion, lab, and farm animal welfare and management. Continue below to learn more.

== '''COVID Impact on APBI 496''' ==
Please consult UBC's overall response to COVID-19 for students, faculty and staff. In addition, students from Land and Food Systems can consult the faculty's response as well as LFS Student Services.

'''For in-person opportunities,''' additional safety protocols are required. Reviewing and acknowledgement of the location's COVID safety plan is mandatory and is in line with the LFS restart plan.

=='''Course Description'''==

The practicum is an in-person or remote career-related experience that can take place in any term (Summer, Winter 1, 2 or 1-2), full-time or part-time, as based on the needs of the practicum location and as agreed on with the student at the time of acceptance into the course. This is an experiential learning course where students will explore opportunities in general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, policy and research, and learn from professionals and collaboration with others.

'''Credits:''' January, May, July, and Sept placement start options may be available for both three (3) or six (6) credits

'''Time commitment:''' 150-200 hours for three (3) credits and 300-400 hours for six (6) credits, plus assignments

'''Guidelines:'''
* Work completed in a practicum must be unique and cannot overlap with another Practicum, Directed Studies, Undergraduate Essay or Undergraduate Thesis
* Participation in two separate practicums may be possible at different locations and if not exceeding experiential learning credits for degree

=='''Application Process'''==
# Review the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|course syllabus]]
# Look over available opportunities for the respective term (see below)
# Apply directly to the chosen practicum location (except Wildlife SOS) by the respective deadline
# Students chosen for interviews will be contacted by potential Practicum Supervisors
# If offered a placement, forward confirmation of your acceptance and request course registration documents from Dr. Sara Dubois
# Submit course registration documents to Dr. Sara Dubois in order to confirm your enrollment

Please consult the Academic Supervisor Dr. [Mailto:sara.dubois@ubc.ca Sara Dubois] (working remotely) with any questions '''well in advance''' of registration deadlines.

=='''Course Format'''==
This is an experiential learning course where students will get hands-on experience with general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, and learn from professionals. The practicum can take place in any term, as based on the needs of the field location. The student’s weekly work schedule is agreed upon and set out in writing by the Practicum and Academic Supervisors, and before the student starts their work experience.

'''The 6-credit practicum:'''
* 300-400 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 5,000 word final report (min 20 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''The 3-credit practicum:'''
* 150-200 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 2,500 word final report (min 10 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''Guidelines:'''
* Your experience hours must be completed within a maximum of eight (8) consecutive months; most practicums are 2 or 4 months
* Final report and applied communications piece are due within 30 days of the last practicum work day, unless graduation deadlines require earlier submission
* For more details on learning assessments and marking schemes, see the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|syllabus]]

== '''Is APBI 496 the Right Course for Me?''' ==
This course may be right for you if:
* You are in your 3rd or 4th year of study
* You have taken APBI 314 and/or APBI 315 (recommended)
* You are highly self-motivated, hard working and flexible to the location's needs
* You would like to gain hands on experience working with animals in your field
Read about previous [[APBI 496 - Q&A With Past Students|student experiences]] in this practicum course.

=='''Current Opportunities (updated June 2022)'''==
Past practicum locations have included: [https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] (In-person and remote) and [http://wildarc.com/ BC SPCA Wild ARC], [https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (In-person and remote), [https://rescue.ocean.org/ Marine Mammal Rescue] (In-person), [https://www.dnv.org/ District of North Vancouver] (In-person), [https://www.tradelineinc.com/reports/2013-5/centre-comparative-medicine UBC Centre for Comparative Medicine] (In-person), [https://www.owlrehab.org/ OWL Rehab] (In-person), and [https://www.whistlerwag.com/ Whistler Animal Shelter] (In-person).

=== Fall 2022 opportunities ===

'''''[https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] - Community Outreach (Vancouver, BC)'''''

One practicum opportunity available: 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working with Charlie's Food Bank and clients who face barriers due to mental health issues, drug addiction and/or financial issues while trying to care for their pet. The student shall learn approaches to supporting and managing the health and welfare of animals in this unique community on the Downtown Eastside. Must be available Thursdays from 8am-1pm weekly and other hours are flexible. Email cover letter and resume to Diane Waters, Outreach Specialist, dwaters@spca.bc.ca '''Application deadline JULY 15.'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/9/9d/APBI_496_Practicum_Placement_Description_-_BC_SPCA_Vancouver_Community_Outreach_-_Fall_2021.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''Animal Welfare Program - Practicum Research Assistant''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Multiple practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm can take other courses in term but must be remote only) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal welfare research activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Emeline Nogues at enogues@mail.ubc.ca '''Application deadline JULY 15.'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:UBC_DERC_-_Animal_Welfare_Practicum_Student_Description,_Emeline_Nogues.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''Animal Health and Reproduction Practicum Student''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Multiple practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm (can take other courses in term but must be remote only) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal health and reproduction activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Sydney Moore at smoore12@mail.ubc.ca '''Application deadline JULY 15.'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:UBC_DERC_-_Animal_Health_and_Reproduction_Practicum_Student_Description,_Sydney_Moore.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''For both DERC opportunities:'''''

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FWkbit1Fi2xC3-93K6hLFa4t4MXnZTq4/view '''DERC Student Housing Tour Video''']

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENEL87VLaTU '''Touring the Westgen Calf Research Facility Video''']

'''''[https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (Burnaby, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time (Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr) at the Wildlife Rescue Association's Burnaby rehabilitation center. Submit application including resume and cover letter as one document as per instructions (applications reviewed on first-come basis, so apply early!). '''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:Wildlife_Rescue_Practicum_Advert_(2022-3).pdf See practicum details]'''

1) Wildlife Rescue, Rehabilitation and Release Practicum (min 300 hours – 6 credits); 2) Wildlife Rehabilitation Practicum* (min 300 hours – 6 credits); 3) Wildlife Helpline and Rescue Practicum (min 300 hours – 6 credits); 4) Animal Care Practicum* (min 160 hours – 3 credits)

'''Sept start application deadline JULY 15;''' '''Jan 2023 start application latest deadline NOV 15'''

<u><nowiki>*</nowiki>note only these roles are available for summer practicum opportunities in 2023</u>

'''''[https://www.vanaqua.org/marine-mammal-rescue Vancouver Aquarium] - Marine Mammal Rescue Centre (Vancouver, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available for 10 weeks full-time (summer) or part-time (fall) at MMR in Vancouver. Husbandry practicums provide experience in the field of marine mammal wildlife rehabilitation and assistance to the veterinary and research staff. Applications '''now CLOSED'''. Submit application including resume and letter of interest as per instructions in practicum info:

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/5/59/MMR_Husbandry_Practicum_2022.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''[http://spca.bc.ca/locations/wild-arc/ BC SPCA - Wild ARC] (Victoria, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time (2, 3, 4, or 6 month options) at the BC SPCA's Wild Animal Rehabilitation Centre in Metchosin. Practicums include Wildlife Rehabilitation, Herbivore Specialist & Set-Up activities. Applications for practicums starting '''now CLOSED'''. Submit application including resume, cover letter and references as per instructions in practicum info: https://spca.bc.ca/programs-services/wildlife-rehabilitation/wild-arc-practicum-program/

=== International Placement (currently not available due to travel restrictions) ===
'''Wildlife SOS India'''

A one-month 6 credit practicum (Sept-Dec or to Jan-Apr annually) opportunity working with sanctuary bears and elephants at Wildlife SOS near Agra, India. Application form and information available on the [https://students.ubc.ca/career/international-experiences/global-seminars/applied-animal-biology-practicum-ubc-animal-welfare-program '''Go Global Seminars website''']

''Deadline to Apply: Not Currently Available''
[[Category:LFS]]

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Course:APBI496

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{{Course:APBI496/Infobox}}An experiential and credited course for learning in the fields of wild, companion, lab, and farm animal welfare and management. Continue below to learn more.

== '''COVID Impact on APBI 496''' ==
Please consult UBC's overall response to COVID-19 for students, faculty and staff. In addition, students from Land and Food Systems can consult the faculty's response as well as LFS Student Services.

'''For in-person opportunities,''' additional safety protocols are required. Reviewing and acknowledgement of the location's COVID safety plan is mandatory and is in line with the LFS restart plan.

=='''Course Description'''==

The practicum is an in-person or remote career-related experience that can take place in any term (Summer, Winter 1, 2 or 1-2), full-time or part-time, as based on the needs of the practicum location and as agreed on with the student at the time of acceptance into the course. This is an experiential learning course where students will explore opportunities in general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, policy and research, and learn from professionals and collaboration with others.

'''Credits:''' January, May, July, and Sept placement start options may be available for both three (3) or six (6) credits

'''Time commitment:''' 150-200 hours for three (3) credits and 300-400 hours for six (6) credits, plus assignments

'''Guidelines:'''
* Work completed in a practicum must be unique and cannot overlap with another Practicum, Directed Studies, Undergraduate Essay or Undergraduate Thesis
* Participation in two separate practicums may be possible at different locations and if not exceeding experiential learning credits for degree

=='''Application Process'''==
# Review the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|course syllabus]]
# Look over available opportunities for the respective term (see below)
# Apply directly to the chosen practicum location (except Wildlife SOS) by the respective deadline
# Students chosen for interviews will be contacted by potential Practicum Supervisors
# If offered a placement, forward confirmation of your acceptance and request course registration documents from Dr. Sara Dubois
# Submit course registration documents to Dr. Sara Dubois in order to confirm your enrollment

Please consult the Academic Supervisor Dr. [Mailto:sara.dubois@ubc.ca Sara Dubois] (working remotely) with any questions '''well in advance''' of registration deadlines.

=='''Course Format'''==
This is an experiential learning course where students will get hands-on experience with general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, and learn from professionals. The practicum can take place in any term, as based on the needs of the field location. The student’s weekly work schedule is agreed upon and set out in writing by the Practicum and Academic Supervisors, and before the student starts their work experience.

'''The 6-credit practicum:'''
* 300-400 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 5,000 word final report (min 20 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''The 3-credit practicum:'''
* 150-200 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 2,500 word final report (min 10 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''Guidelines:'''
* Your experience hours must be completed within a maximum of eight (8) consecutive months; most practicums are 2 or 4 months
* Final report and applied communications piece are due within 30 days of the last practicum work day, unless graduation deadlines require earlier submission
* For more details on learning assessments and marking schemes, see the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|syllabus]]

== '''Is APBI 496 the Right Course for Me?''' ==
This course may be right for you if:
* You are in your 3rd or 4th year of study
* You have taken APBI 314 and/or APBI 315 (recommended)
* You are highly self-motivated, hard working and flexible to the location's needs
* You would like to gain hands on experience working with animals in your field
Read about previous [[APBI 496 - Q&A With Past Students|student experiences]] in this practicum course.

=='''Current Opportunities (updated June 2022)'''==
Past practicum locations have included: [https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] (In-person and remote) and [http://wildarc.com/ BC SPCA Wild ARC], [https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (In-person and remote), [https://rescue.ocean.org/ Marine Mammal Rescue] (In-person), [https://www.dnv.org/ District of North Vancouver] (In-person), [https://www.tradelineinc.com/reports/2013-5/centre-comparative-medicine UBC Centre for Comparative Medicine] (In-person), [https://www.owlrehab.org/ OWL Rehab] (In-person), and [https://www.whistlerwag.com/ Whistler Animal Shelter] (In-person).

=== Fall 2022 opportunities ===

'''''[https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] - Community Outreach (Vancouver, BC)'''''

One practicum opportunity available: 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working with Charlie's Food Bank and clients who face barriers due to mental health issues, drug addiction and/or financial issues while trying to care for their pet. The student shall learn approaches to supporting and managing the health and welfare of animals in this unique community on the Downtown Eastside. Must be available Thursdays from 8am-1pm weekly and other hours are flexible. Email cover letter and resume to Diane Waters, Outreach Specialist, dwaters@spca.bc.ca '''Application deadline JULY 15.'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/9/9d/APBI_496_Practicum_Placement_Description_-_BC_SPCA_Vancouver_Community_Outreach_-_Fall_2021.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''Animal Welfare Program - Practicum Research Assistant''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Multiple practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm can take other courses in term but must be remote only) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal welfare research activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Emeline Nogues at enogues@mail.ubc.ca '''Application deadline JULY 15.'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:UBC_DERC_-_Animal_Welfare_Practicum_Student_Description,_Emeline_Nogues.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''Animal Health and Reproduction Practicum Student''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Multiple practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm (can take other courses in term but must be remote only) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal health and reproduction activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Sydney Moore at smoore12@mail.ubc.ca '''Application deadline JULY 15.'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:UBC_DERC_-_Animal_Health_and_Reproduction_Practicum_Student_Description,_Sydney_Moore.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''For both DERC opportunities:'''''

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FWkbit1Fi2xC3-93K6hLFa4t4MXnZTq4/view '''DERC Student Housing Tour Video''']

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENEL87VLaTU '''Touring the Westgen Calf Research Facility Video''']

'''''[https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (Burnaby, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time (Sept-Dec, Jan-Apr) at the Wildlife Rescue Association's Burnaby rehabilitation center. Submit application including resume and cover letter as one document as per instructions (applications reviewed on first-come basis, so apply early!). '''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/e/e5/Wildlife_Rescue_Practicum_Program_%282022%29.pdf See practicum details]'''

1) Wildlife Rescue, Rehabilitation and Release Practicum (min 300 hours – 6 credits); 2) Wildlife Rehabilitation Practicum* (min 300 hours – 6 credits); 3) Wildlife Helpline and Rescue Practicum (min 300 hours – 6 credits); 4) Animal Care Practicum* (min 160 hours – 3 credits)

'''Sept start application deadline JULY 15;''' '''Jan 2023 start application latest deadline NOV 15'''

<u><nowiki>*</nowiki>note only these roles are available for summer practicum opportunities in 2023</u>

'''''[https://www.vanaqua.org/marine-mammal-rescue Vancouver Aquarium] - Marine Mammal Rescue Centre (Vancouver, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available for 10 weeks full-time (summer) or part-time (fall) at MMR in Vancouver. Husbandry practicums provide experience in the field of marine mammal wildlife rehabilitation and assistance to the veterinary and research staff. Applications '''now CLOSED'''. Submit application including resume and letter of interest as per instructions in practicum info:

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/5/59/MMR_Husbandry_Practicum_2022.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''[http://spca.bc.ca/locations/wild-arc/ BC SPCA - Wild ARC] (Victoria, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time (2, 3, 4, or 6 month options) at the BC SPCA's Wild Animal Rehabilitation Centre in Metchosin. Practicums include Wildlife Rehabilitation, Herbivore Specialist & Set-Up activities. Applications for practicums starting '''now CLOSED'''. Submit application including resume, cover letter and references as per instructions in practicum info: https://spca.bc.ca/programs-services/wildlife-rehabilitation/wild-arc-practicum-program/

=== International Placement (currently not available due to travel restrictions) ===
'''Wildlife SOS India'''

A one-month 6 credit practicum (Sept-Dec or to Jan-Apr annually) opportunity working with sanctuary bears and elephants at Wildlife SOS near Agra, India. Application form and information available on the [https://students.ubc.ca/career/international-experiences/global-seminars/applied-animal-biology-practicum-ubc-animal-welfare-program '''Go Global Seminars website''']

''Deadline to Apply: Not Currently Available''
[[Category:LFS]]

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Course:APBI496

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{{Course:APBI496/Infobox}}An experiential and credited course for learning in the fields of wild, companion, lab, and farm animal welfare and management. Continue below to learn more.

== '''COVID Impact on APBI 496''' ==
Please consult UBC's overall response to COVID-19 for students, faculty and staff. In addition, students from Land and Food Systems can consult the faculty's response as well as LFS Student Services.

'''For Summer Registration''', in-person opportunities for APBI 496 are available with additional safety protocols required. Reviewing and acknowledgement of the location's COVID safety plan is mandatory. This is in line with the LFS restart plan.

=='''Course Description'''==

The practicum is an in-person or remote career-related experience that can take place in any term (Summer, Winter 1, 2 or 1-2), full-time or part-time, as based on the needs of the practicum location and as agreed on with the student at the time of acceptance into the course. This is an experiential learning course where students will explore opportunities in general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, policy and research, and learn from professionals and collaboration with others.

'''Credits:''' January, May, July, and Sept placement start options may be available for both three (3) or six (6) credits

'''Time commitment:''' 150-200 hours for three (3) credits and 300-400 hours for six (6) credits, plus assignments

'''Guidelines:'''
* Work completed in a practicum must be unique and cannot overlap with another Practicum, Directed Studies, Undergraduate Essay or Undergraduate Thesis
* Participation in two separate practicums may be possible at different locations and if not exceeding experiential learning credits for degree

=='''Application Process'''==
# Review the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|course syllabus]]
# Look over available opportunities for the respective term (see below)
# Apply directly to the chosen practicum location (except Wildlife SOS) by the respective deadline
# Students chosen for interviews will be contacted by potential Practicum Supervisors
# If offered a placement, forward confirmation of your acceptance and request course registration documents from Dr. Sara Dubois
# Submit course registration documents to Dr. Sara Dubois in order to confirm your enrollment

Please consult the Academic Supervisor Dr. [Mailto:sara.dubois@ubc.ca Sara Dubois] (working remotely) with any questions '''well in advance''' of registration deadlines.

=='''Course Format'''==
This is an experiential learning course where students will get hands-on experience with general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, and learn from professionals. The practicum can take place in any term, as based on the needs of the field location. The student’s weekly work schedule is agreed upon and set out in writing by the Practicum and Academic Supervisors, and before the student starts their work experience.

'''The 6-credit practicum:'''
* 300-400 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 5,000 word final report (min 20 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''The 3-credit practicum:'''
* 150-200 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 2,500 word final report (min 10 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''Guidelines:'''
* Your experience hours must be completed within a maximum of eight (8) consecutive months; most practicums are 2 or 4 months
* Final report and applied communications piece are due within 30 days of the last practicum work day, unless graduation deadlines require earlier submission
* For more details on learning assessments and marking schemes, see the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|syllabus]]

== '''Is APBI 496 the Right Course for Me?''' ==
This course may be right for you if:
* You are in your 3rd or 4th year of study
* You have taken APBI 314 and/or APBI 315 (recommended)
* You are highly self-motivated, hard working and flexible to the location's needs
* You would like to gain hands on experience working with animals in your field
Read about previous [[APBI 496 - Q&A With Past Students|student experiences]] in this practicum course.

=='''Current Opportunities (updated Jan 2022)'''==
Past practicum locations have included: [https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] (In-person and remote) and [http://wildarc.com/ BC SPCA Wild ARC], [https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (In-person and remote), [https://rescue.ocean.org/ Marine Mammal Rescue] (In-person), [https://www.dnv.org/ District of North Vancouver] (In-person), [https://www.tradelineinc.com/reports/2013-5/centre-comparative-medicine UBC Centre for Comparative Medicine] (In-person), [https://www.owlrehab.org/ OWL Rehab] (In-person), and [https://www.whistlerwag.com/ Whistler Animal Shelter] (In-person).

=== Summer 2022 Placements ===

'''''[https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (Burnaby, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time year round at the Wildlife Rescue Association's Burnaby rehabilitation center. Practicums include Wildlife Rehabilitation & Release and Wildlife Helpline & Rescue activities. Applications for practicums starting in Feb 2022 through July 2022 '''now being accepted - deadline Feb 28th 2022'''. Submit application including resume and cover letter as one document as per instructions in practicum info:

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/e/e5/Wildlife_Rescue_Practicum_Program_%282022%29.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''[https://www.vanaqua.org/marine-mammal-rescue Vancouver Aquarium, OceanWise] - Marine Mammal Rescue Centre (Vancouver, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available for 10 weeks full-time (summer) or part-time (fall) at MMR in Vancouver. Husbandry practicums provide experience in the field of marine mammal wildlife rehabilitation and assistance to the veterinary and research staff. Applications '''now being accepted - deadline Feb 15th 2022'''. Submit application including resume and letter of interest as per instructions in practicum info:

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/5/59/MMR_Husbandry_Practicum_2022.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''[http://spca.bc.ca/locations/wild-arc/ BC SPCA - Wild ARC] (Victoria, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time (2, 3, 4, or 6 month options) at the BC SPCA's Wild Animal Rehabilitation Centre in Metchosin. Practicums include Wildlife Rehabilitation, Herbivore Specialist & Set-Up activities. Applications for practicums starting '''now being accepted - deadline Feb 28th 2022'''. Submit application including resume, cover letter and references as per instructions in practicum info: https://spca.bc.ca/programs-services/wildlife-rehabilitation/wild-arc-practicum-program/

'''''[https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] - Community Outreach (Vancouver, BC)'''''

One practicum opportunity available: 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working with Charlie's Food Bank and clients who face barriers due to mental health issues, drug addiction and/or financial issues while trying to care for their pet. The student shall learn approaches to supporting and managing the health and welfare of animals in this unique community on the Downtown Eastside. Must be available Thursdays from 8am-1pm weekly and other hours are flexible. Email cover letter and resume to Diane Waters, Outreach Specialist, dwaters@spca.bc.ca '''Applications for summer 2022 now open:'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/9/9d/APBI_496_Practicum_Placement_Description_-_BC_SPCA_Vancouver_Community_Outreach_-_Fall_2021.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''Animal Welfare Program - Practicum Research Assistant''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Two practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm (can take other courses remotely in term) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal welfare research activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Emeline Nogues at enogues@mail.ubc.ca '''Applications for summer 2022 now open:'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/0/03/Job_description_Winter2021_2022.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''Animal Health and Reproduction Practicum Student''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Two practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm (can take other courses remotely in term) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal health and reproduction activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Sydney Moore at smoore12@mail.ubc.ca '''Applications for summer 2022 now open:'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/d/dc/Animal_Health_and_Reproduction_Practicum_Student_Job_posting_-_Jan_2022.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''For both DERC opportunities:'''''

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FWkbit1Fi2xC3-93K6hLFa4t4MXnZTq4/view '''DERC Student Housing Tour Video''']

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENEL87VLaTU '''Touring the Westgen Calf Research Facility Video''']

=== International Placement (currently not available due to travel restrictions) ===
'''Wildlife SOS India'''

A one-month 6 credit practicum (Sept-Dec or to Jan-Apr annually) opportunity working with sanctuary bears and elephants at Wildlife SOS near Agra, India. Application form and information available on the [https://students.ubc.ca/career/international-experiences/global-seminars/applied-animal-biology-practicum-ubc-animal-welfare-program '''Go Global Seminars website''']

''Deadline to Apply: Not Currently Available''
[[Category:LFS]]

Course:APBI496

2022-01-11T21:25:27Z

SahilSahibole:

{{Course:APBI496/Infobox}}An experiential and credited course for learning in the fields of wild, companion, lab, and farm animal welfare and management. Continue below to learn more.

== '''COVID Impact on APBI 496''' ==
Please consult UBC's overall response to COVID-19 for students, faculty and staff. In addition, students from Land and Food Systems can consult the faculty's response as well as LFS Student Services.

'''For Summer Registration''', in-person opportunities for APBI 496 are available with additional safety protocols required. Reviewing and acknowledgement of the location's COVID safety plan is mandatory. This is in line with the LFS restart plan.

=='''Course Description'''==

The practicum is an in-person or remote career-related experience that can take place in any term (Summer, Winter 1, 2 or 1-2), full-time or part-time, as based on the needs of the practicum location and as agreed on with the student at the time of acceptance into the course. This is an experiential learning course where students will explore opportunities in general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, policy and research, and learn from professionals and collaboration with others.

'''Credits:''' January, May, July, and Sept placement start options may be available for both three (3) or six (6) credits

'''Time commitment:''' 150-200 hours for three (3) credits and 300-400 hours for six (6) credits, plus assignments

'''Guidelines:'''
* Work completed in a practicum must be unique and cannot overlap with another Practicum, Directed Studies, Undergraduate Essay or Undergraduate Thesis
* Participation in two separate practicums may be possible at different locations and if not exceeding experiential learning credits for degree

=='''Application Process'''==
# Review the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|course syllabus]]
# Look over available opportunities for the respective term (see below)
# Apply directly to the chosen practicum location (except Wildlife SOS) by the respective deadline
# Students chosen for interviews will be contacted by potential Practicum Supervisors
# If offered a placement, forward confirmation of your acceptance and request course registration documents from Dr. Sara Dubois
# Submit course registration documents to Dr. Sara Dubois in order to confirm your enrollment

Please consult the Academic Supervisor Dr. [Mailto:sara.dubois@ubc.ca Sara Dubois] (working remotely) with any questions '''well in advance''' of registration deadlines.

=='''Course Format'''==
This is an experiential learning course where students will get hands-on experience with general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, and learn from professionals. The practicum can take place in any term, as based on the needs of the field location. The student’s weekly work schedule is agreed upon and set out in writing by the Practicum and Academic Supervisors, and before the student starts their work experience.

'''The 6-credit practicum:'''
* 300-400 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 5,000 word final report (min 20 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''The 3-credit practicum:'''
* 150-200 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 2,500 word final report (min 10 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''Guidelines:'''
* Your experience hours must be completed within a maximum of eight (8) consecutive months; most practicums are 2 or 4 months
* Final report and applied communications piece are due within 30 days of the last practicum work day, unless graduation deadlines require earlier submission
* For more details on learning assessments and marking schemes, see the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|syllabus]]

== '''Is APBI 496 the Right Course for Me?''' ==
This course may be right for you if:
* You are in your 3rd or 4th year of study
* You have taken APBI 314 and/or APBI 315 (recommended)
* You are highly self-motivated, hard working and flexible to the location's needs
* You would like to gain hands on experience working with animals in your field
Read about previous [[APBI 496 - Q&A With Past Students|student experiences]] in this practicum course.

=='''Current Opportunities (updated Jan 2022)'''==
Past practicum locations have included: [https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] (In-person and remote) and [http://wildarc.com/ BC SPCA Wild ARC], [https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (In-person and remote), [https://rescue.ocean.org/ Marine Mammal Rescue] (In-person), [https://www.dnv.org/ District of North Vancouver] (In-person), [https://www.tradelineinc.com/reports/2013-5/centre-comparative-medicine UBC Centre for Comparative Medicine] (In-person), [https://www.owlrehab.org/ OWL Rehab] (In-person), and [https://www.whistlerwag.com/ Whistler Animal Shelter] (In-person).

=== Summer 2022 Placements ===

'''''[https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (Burnaby, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time year round at the Wildlife Rescue Association's Burnaby rehabilitation center. Practicums include Wildlife Rehabilitation & Release and Wildlife Helpline & Rescue activities. Applications for practicums starting in Feb 2022 through July 2022 '''now being accepted - deadline Feb 28th 2022'''. Submit application including resume and cover letter as one document as per instructions in practicum info:

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/e/e5/Wildlife_Rescue_Practicum_Program_%282022%29.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''[https://www.vanaqua.org/marine-mammal-rescue Vancouver Aquarium, OceanWise] - Marine Mammal Rescue Centre (Vancouver, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available for 10 weeks full-time (summer) or part-time (fall) at MMR in Vancouver. Husbandry practicums provide experience in the field of marine mammal wildlife rehabilitation and assistance to the veterinary and research staff. Applications '''now being accepted - deadline Feb 15th 2022'''. Submit application including resume and letter of interest as per instructions in practicum info:

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/5/59/MMR_Husbandry_Practicum_2022.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''[http://spca.bc.ca/locations/wild-arc/ BC SPCA - Wild ARC] (Victoria, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time (2, 3, 4, or 6 month options) at the BC SPCA's Wild Animal Rehabilitation Centre in Metchosin. Practicums include Wildlife Rehabilitation, Herbivore Specialist & Set-Up activities. Applications for practicums starting '''now being accepted - deadline Feb 28th 2022'''. Submit application including resume, cover letter and references as per instructions in practicum info: https://spca.bc.ca/programs-services/wildlife-rehabilitation/wild-arc-practicum-program/

'''''[https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] - Community Outreach (Vancouver, BC)'''''

One practicum opportunity available: 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working with Charlie's Food Bank and clients who face barriers due to mental health issues, drug addiction and/or financial issues while trying to care for their pet. The student shall learn approaches to supporting and managing the health and welfare of animals in this unique community on the Downtown Eastside. Must be available Thursdays from 8am-1pm weekly and other hours are flexible. Email cover letter and resume to Diane Waters, Outreach Specialist, dwaters@spca.bc.ca '''Applications for summer 2022 now open:'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:APBI_496_Practicum_Placement_Description_-_BC_SPCA_Vancouver_Community_Outreach_-_Fall_2021.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''Animal Welfare Program - Practicum Research Assistant''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Two practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm (can take other courses remotely in term) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal welfare research activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Emeline Nogues at enogues@mail.ubc.ca '''Applications for summer 2022 now open:'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:Job_description_Winter2021_2022.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''Animal Health and Reproduction Practicum Student''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Two practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm (can take other courses remotely in term) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal health and reproduction activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Sydney Moore at smoore12@mail.ubc.ca '''Applications for summer 2022 now open:'''

[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:Animal_Health_and_Reproduction_Practicum_Student_Job_posting_-_Jan_2022.pdf '''See practicum details''']

'''''For both DERC opportunities:'''''

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FWkbit1Fi2xC3-93K6hLFa4t4MXnZTq4/view '''DERC Student Housing Tour Video''']

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENEL87VLaTU '''Touring the Westgen Calf Research Facility Video''']

=== International Placement (currently not available due to travel restrictions) ===
'''Wildlife SOS India'''

A one-month 6 credit practicum (Sept-Dec or to Jan-Apr annually) opportunity working with sanctuary bears and elephants at Wildlife SOS near Agra, India. Application form and information available on the [https://students.ubc.ca/career/international-experiences/global-seminars/applied-animal-biology-practicum-ubc-animal-welfare-program '''Go Global Seminars website''']

''Deadline to Apply: Not Currently Available''
[[Category:LFS]]

Course:APBI496

2022-01-11T21:24:08Z

SahilSahibole: Uploaded and added a link to a PDF file

{{Course:APBI496/Infobox}}An experiential and credited course for learning in the fields of wild, companion, lab, and farm animal welfare and management. Continue below to learn more.

== '''COVID Impact on APBI 496''' ==
Please consult UBC's overall response to COVID-19 for students, faculty and staff. In addition, students from Land and Food Systems can consult the faculty's response as well as LFS Student Services.

'''For Summer Registration''', in-person opportunities for APBI 496 are available with additional safety protocols required. Reviewing and acknowledgement of the location's COVID safety plan is mandatory. This is in line with the LFS restart plan.

=='''Course Description'''==

The practicum is an in-person or remote career-related experience that can take place in any term (Summer, Winter 1, 2 or 1-2), full-time or part-time, as based on the needs of the practicum location and as agreed on with the student at the time of acceptance into the course. This is an experiential learning course where students will explore opportunities in general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, policy and research, and learn from professionals and collaboration with others.

'''Credits:''' January, May, July, and Sept placement start options may be available for both three (3) or six (6) credits

'''Time commitment:''' 150-200 hours for three (3) credits and 300-400 hours for six (6) credits, plus assignments

'''Guidelines:'''
* Work completed in a practicum must be unique and cannot overlap with another Practicum, Directed Studies, Undergraduate Essay or Undergraduate Thesis
* Participation in two separate practicums may be possible at different locations and if not exceeding experiential learning credits for degree

=='''Application Process'''==
# Review the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|course syllabus]]
# Look over available opportunities for the respective term (see below)
# Apply directly to the chosen practicum location (except Wildlife SOS) by the respective deadline
# Students chosen for interviews will be contacted by potential Practicum Supervisors
# If offered a placement, forward confirmation of your acceptance and request course registration documents from Dr. Sara Dubois
# Submit course registration documents to Dr. Sara Dubois in order to confirm your enrollment

Please consult the Academic Supervisor Dr. [Mailto:sara.dubois@ubc.ca Sara Dubois] (working remotely) with any questions '''well in advance''' of registration deadlines.

=='''Course Format'''==
This is an experiential learning course where students will get hands-on experience with general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, and learn from professionals. The practicum can take place in any term, as based on the needs of the field location. The student’s weekly work schedule is agreed upon and set out in writing by the Practicum and Academic Supervisors, and before the student starts their work experience.

'''The 6-credit practicum:'''
* 300-400 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 5,000 word final report (min 20 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''The 3-credit practicum:'''
* 150-200 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 2,500 word final report (min 10 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''Guidelines:'''
* Your experience hours must be completed within a maximum of eight (8) consecutive months; most practicums are 2 or 4 months
* Final report and applied communications piece are due within 30 days of the last practicum work day, unless graduation deadlines require earlier submission
* For more details on learning assessments and marking schemes, see the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|syllabus]]

== '''Is APBI 496 the Right Course for Me?''' ==
This course may be right for you if:
* You are in your 3rd or 4th year of study
* You have taken APBI 314 and/or APBI 315 (recommended)
* You are highly self-motivated, hard working and flexible to the location's needs
* You would like to gain hands on experience working with animals in your field
Read about previous [[APBI 496 - Q&A With Past Students|student experiences]] in this practicum course.

=='''Current Opportunities (updated Jan 2022)'''==
Past practicum locations have included: [https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] (In-person and remote) and [http://wildarc.com/ BC SPCA Wild ARC], [https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (In-person and remote), [https://rescue.ocean.org/ Marine Mammal Rescue] (In-person), [https://www.dnv.org/ District of North Vancouver] (In-person), [https://www.tradelineinc.com/reports/2013-5/centre-comparative-medicine UBC Centre for Comparative Medicine] (In-person), [https://www.owlrehab.org/ OWL Rehab] (In-person), and [https://www.whistlerwag.com/ Whistler Animal Shelter] (In-person).

=== Summer 2022 Placements ===

'''''[https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (Burnaby, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time year round at the Wildlife Rescue Association's Burnaby rehabilitation center. Practicums include Wildlife Rehabilitation & Release and Wildlife Helpline & Rescue activities. Applications for practicums starting in Feb 2022 through July 2022 '''now being accepted - deadline Feb 28th 2022'''. Submit application including resume and cover letter as one document as per instructions in practicum info:

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/e/e5/Wildlife_Rescue_Practicum_Program_%282022%29.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''[https://www.vanaqua.org/marine-mammal-rescue Vancouver Aquarium, OceanWise] - Marine Mammal Rescue Centre (Vancouver, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available for 10 weeks full-time (summer) or part-time (fall) at MMR in Vancouver. Husbandry practicums provide experience in the field of marine mammal wildlife rehabilitation and assistance to the veterinary and research staff. Applications '''now being accepted - deadline Feb 15th 2022'''. Submit application including resume and letter of interest as per instructions in practicum info:

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:MMR_Husbandry_Practicum_2022.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''[http://spca.bc.ca/locations/wild-arc/ BC SPCA - Wild ARC] (Victoria, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time (2, 3, 4, or 6 month options) at the BC SPCA's Wild Animal Rehabilitation Centre in Metchosin. Practicums include Wildlife Rehabilitation, Herbivore Specialist & Set-Up activities. Applications for practicums starting '''now being accepted - deadline Feb 28th 2022'''. Submit application including resume, cover letter and references as per instructions in practicum info: https://spca.bc.ca/programs-services/wildlife-rehabilitation/wild-arc-practicum-program/

'''''[https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] - Community Outreach (Vancouver, BC)'''''

One practicum opportunity available: 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working with Charlie's Food Bank and clients who face barriers due to mental health issues, drug addiction and/or financial issues while trying to care for their pet. The student shall learn approaches to supporting and managing the health and welfare of animals in this unique community on the Downtown Eastside. Must be available Thursdays from 8am-1pm weekly and other hours are flexible. Email cover letter and resume to Diane Waters, Outreach Specialist, dwaters@spca.bc.ca '''Applications for summer 2022 now open:'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:APBI_496_Practicum_Placement_Description_-_BC_SPCA_Vancouver_Community_Outreach_-_Fall_2021.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''Animal Welfare Program - Practicum Research Assistant''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Two practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm (can take other courses remotely in term) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal welfare research activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Emeline Nogues at enogues@mail.ubc.ca '''Applications for summer 2022 now open:'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:Job_description_Winter2021_2022.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''Animal Health and Reproduction Practicum Student''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Two practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm (can take other courses remotely in term) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal health and reproduction activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Sydney Moore at smoore12@mail.ubc.ca '''Applications for summer 2022 now open:'''

[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:Animal_Health_and_Reproduction_Practicum_Student_Job_posting_-_Jan_2022.pdf '''See practicum details''']

'''''For both DERC opportunities:'''''

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FWkbit1Fi2xC3-93K6hLFa4t4MXnZTq4/view '''DERC Student Housing Tour Video''']

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENEL87VLaTU '''Touring the Westgen Calf Research Facility Video''']

=== International Placement (currently not available due to travel restrictions) ===
'''Wildlife SOS India'''

A one-month 6 credit practicum (Sept-Dec or to Jan-Apr annually) opportunity working with sanctuary bears and elephants at Wildlife SOS near Agra, India. Application form and information available on the [https://students.ubc.ca/career/international-experiences/global-seminars/applied-animal-biology-practicum-ubc-animal-welfare-program '''Go Global Seminars website''']

''Deadline to Apply: Not Currently Available''
[[Category:LFS]]

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Course:APBI496

2021-11-30T22:49:06Z

SahilSahibole: Added Links to files under Wildlife Rescue Association

{{Course:APBI496/Infobox}}An experiential and credited course for learning in the fields of wild, companion, lab, and farm animal welfare and management. Continue below to learn more.

== '''COVID Impact on APBI 496''' ==
Please consult UBC's overall response to COVID-19 for students, faculty and staff. In addition, students from Land and Food Systems can consult the faculty's response as well as LFS Student Services.

'''For Winter 2021/22 Registration''', in-person opportunities for APBI 496 are available with additional safety protocols required. Reviewing and acknowledgement of the location's COVID safety plan is mandatory. This is in line with the LFS restart plan.

=='''Course Description'''==

The practicum is an in-person or remote career-related experience that can take place in any term (Summer, Winter 1, 2 or 1-2), full-time or part-time, as based on the needs of the practicum location and as agreed on with the student at the time of acceptance into the course. This is an experiential learning course where students will explore opportunities in general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, policy and research, and learn from professionals and collaboration with others.

'''Credits:''' January, May, July, and Sept placement start options may be available for both three (3) or six (6) credits

'''Time commitment:''' 150-200 hours for three (3) credits and 300-400 hours for six (6) credits, plus assignments

'''Guidelines:'''
* Work completed in a practicum must be unique and cannot overlap with another Practicum, Directed Studies, Undergraduate Essay or Undergraduate Thesis
* Participation in two separate practicums may be possible at different locations and if not exceeding experiential learning credits for degree

=='''Application Process'''==
# Review the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|course syllabus]]
# Look over available opportunities for the respective term (see below)
# Apply directly to the chosen practicum location (except Wildlife SOS) by the respective deadline
# Students chosen for interviews will be contacted by potential Practicum Supervisors
# If offered a placement, forward confirmation of your acceptance and request course registration documents from Dr. Sara Dubois
# Submit course registration documents to Dr. Sara Dubois in order to confirm your enrollment

Please consult the Academic Supervisor Dr. [Mailto:sara.dubois@ubc.ca Sara Dubois] (working remotely) with any questions '''well in advance''' of registration deadlines.

=='''Course Format'''==
This is an experiential learning course where students will get hands-on experience with general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, and learn from professionals. The practicum can take place in any term, as based on the needs of the field location. The student’s weekly work schedule is agreed upon and set out in writing by the Practicum and Academic Supervisors, and before the student starts their work experience.

'''The 6-credit practicum:'''
* 300-400 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 5,000 word final report (min 20 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''The 3-credit practicum:'''
* 150-200 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 2,500 word final report (min 10 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''Guidelines:'''
* Your experience hours must be completed within a maximum of eight (8) consecutive months; most practicums are 2 or 4 months
* Final report and applied communications piece are due within 30 days of the last practicum work day, unless graduation deadlines require earlier submission
* For more details on learning assessments and marking schemes, see the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|syllabus]]

== '''Is APBI 496 the Right Course for Me?''' ==
This course may be right for you if:
* You are in your 3rd or 4th year of study
* You have taken APBI 314 and/or APBI 315 (recommended)
* You are highly self-motivated, hard working and flexible to the location's needs
* You would like to gain hands on experience working with animals in your field
Read about previous [[APBI 496 - Q&A With Past Students|student experiences]] in this practicum course.

=='''Current Opportunities (updated Nov 2021)'''==
Past practicum locations have included: [https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] (In-person and remote) and [http://wildarc.com/ BC SPCA Wild ARC], [https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (In-person and remote), [https://rescue.ocean.org/ Marine Mammal Rescue] (In-person), [https://www.dnv.org/ District of North Vancouver] (In-person), [https://www.tradelineinc.com/reports/2013-5/centre-comparative-medicine UBC Centre for Comparative Medicine] (In-person), [https://www.owlrehab.org/ OWL Rehab] (In-person), and [https://www.whistlerwag.com/ Whistler Animal Shelter] (In-person).

=== Summer 2022 Placements ===
'''''In-person practicum opportunities for the BC SPCA Wild ARC and Vancouver Aquarium's Marine Mammal Rescue will be posted by February 2022.'''''

'''''[https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (Burnaby, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time year round at the Wildlife Rescue Association's Burnaby rehabilitation center. Practicums include Wildlife Rehabilitation & Release and Wildlife Helpline & Rescue activities. Applications for practicums starting in Feb 2022 through July 2022 '''now being accepted - deadline Feb 28th 2022'''. Submit application including resume and cover letter as one document as per instructions in practicum info:

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/e/e5/Wildlife_Rescue_Practicum_Program_%282022%29.pdf See practicum details]'''

=== Winter Term 2 - 2021/22 Placements ===
'''''[https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] - Community Outreach (Vancouver, BC)'''''

One practicum opportunity available: 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working with Charlie's Food Bank and clients who face barriers due to mental health issues, drug addiction and/or financial issues while trying to care for their pet. The student shall learn approaches to supporting and managing the health and welfare of animals in this unique community on the Downtown Eastside. Must be available Thursdays from 8am-1pm weekly and other hours are flexible. Email cover letter and resume to Diane Waters, Outreach Specialist, dwaters@spca.bc.ca '''Applications for Jan 2022 term OPEN - deadline Dec 10.'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:APBI_496_Practicum_Placement_Description_-_BC_SPCA_Vancouver_Community_Outreach_-_Fall_2021.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''[https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (Burnaby, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time year round at the Wildlife Rescue Association's Burnaby rehabilitation center. Practicums include Wildlife Rehabilitation & Release and Wildlife Helpline & Rescue activities. Applications for practicums '''starting in Feb 2022''' through July 2022 '''now being accepted - deadline Feb 28th 2022'''. Submit application including resume and cover letter as one document as per instructions in practicum info:

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/images/e/e5/Wildlife_Rescue_Practicum_Program_%282022%29.pdf See practicum details]<br />'''

'''''Animal Welfare Program - Practicum Research Assistant''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Two practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm (can take other courses remotely in term) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal welfare research activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Emeline Nogues at enogues@mail.ubc.ca '''Applications for Jan 2022 CLOSED.'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:Job_description_Winter2021_2022.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''Animal Health and Reproduction Practicum Student''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Two practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm (can take other courses remotely in term) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal health and reproduction activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Sydney Moore at smoore12@mail.ubc.ca '''Applications for Jan 2022 term OPEN - deadline Dec 5.'''

[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:Animal_Health_and_Reproduction_Practicum_Student_Job_posting_-_Jan_2022.pdf '''See practicum details''']

'''''For both DERC opportunities:'''''

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FWkbit1Fi2xC3-93K6hLFa4t4MXnZTq4/view '''DERC Student Housing Tour Video''']

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENEL87VLaTU '''Touring the Westgen Calf Research Facility Video''']

=== International Placement (currently not available due to travel restrictions) ===
'''Wildlife SOS India'''

A one-month 6 credit practicum (Sept-Dec or to Jan-Apr annually) opportunity working with sanctuary bears and elephants at Wildlife SOS near Agra, India. Application form and information available on the [https://students.ubc.ca/career/international-experiences/global-seminars/applied-animal-biology-practicum-ubc-animal-welfare-program '''Go Global Seminars website''']

''Deadline to Apply: Not Currently Available''
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=== Using the web portal for FASprint: ===
<br>
The following steps help you print via the Web Print portal for UBC FASprint:
<br>
# Go to fasprint.ubc.ca. Login with your CWL credentials. <br> <br> [[File:Login_Screen.png|none|thumb|500x500px|Login using your CWL credentials.]] <br>
# The user summary page opens. Click on ‘Web Print’ from the menu bar on the left. <br> <br> [[File:User_Summary_Screen_-_screen_1_-_select_webprint_highlight.png|none|thumb|750x750px|Landing page for web print after logging in.]] <br>
# This page gives you a summary of pending print jobs. Click on ‘Submit a Job’ to print a new document. <br> <br> [[File:Web_Print_-_submit_a_job.png|none|thumb|750x750px|Click on 'submit a job'. This screen also summarizes the print jobs you have recently submitted.]] <br>
# On ‘Select a printer’ page, you can select the paper size and type of print (color or black and white, single-sided or double-sided). Ensure that the paper size selected matches your document. '''NOTE: Irregular paper sizes (ones not listed in the options) will not be allowed to be released for printing.'''
# Once the printer is selected, click on ‘Print options and Account Selection’ button. <br> <br>[[File:Printer_Selection_screen.png|none|thumb|750x750px|Select your printer carefully to match with your file paper size.]]<br>
# Under ‘Options’, type in the number of copies in the box.
# Under ‘Account to charge’, select the Speedchart account you want to charge your printing to.
# Once all selections are made, click on ‘Upload Documents’ button. <br> <br>[[File:Selection_-_copies_account_highlighted.png|none|thumb|750x750px|This allows you to select the number of copies for the document and the account that you want to charge for the print.]]<br>
# On the ‘Upload’ page, drag and drop your file from your computer on the box or click on ‘Upload from computer’ and select your file through the menu bar.
# Once uploaded click on ‘Upload & Complete’. <br> <br>[[File:Uploading_Document.png|none|thumb|700x700px|Upload your documents by drag-and-drop method or selecting it via the dialog box]]<br>
# The document will now show up in Jobs Pending Release. Check the status of the document. Once it displays ‘Held in a queue’, you can go to the print station for printing. <br> <br>[[File:Submission_screen_-_status_(held_in_queue).png|none|thumb|738x738px|Go to the printing station once the status changes to "Held in queue"]]<br>
# Swipe your UBC card at the print station to login or login via your CWL credentials. Select the print job you submitted and release it for printing. Your document should now be printed.

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{{Course:APBI496/Infobox}}An experiential and credited course for learning in the fields of wild, companion, lab, and farm animal welfare and management. Continue below to learn more.

== '''COVID Impact on APBI 496''' ==
Please consult UBC's overall response to COVID-19 for students, faculty and staff. In addition, students from Land and Food Systems can consult the faculty's response as well as LFS Student Services.

'''For Winter 2021/22 Registration''', in-person opportunities for APBI 496 are available with additional safety protocols required. Reviewing and acknowledgement of the location's COVID safety plan is mandatory. This is in line with the LFS restart plan.

=='''Course Description'''==

The practicum is an in-person or remote career-related experience that can take place in any term (Summer, Winter 1, 2 or 1-2), full-time or part-time, as based on the needs of the practicum location and as agreed on with the student at the time of acceptance into the course. This is an experiential learning course where students will explore opportunities in general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, policy and research, and learn from professionals and collaboration with others.

'''Credits:''' January, May, July, and Sept placement start options may be available for both three (3) or six (6) credits

'''Time commitment:''' 150-200 hours for three (3) credits and 300-400 hours for six (6) credits, plus assignments

'''Guidelines:'''
* Work completed in a practicum must be unique and cannot overlap with another Practicum, Directed Studies, Undergraduate Essay or Undergraduate Thesis
* Participation in two separate practicums may be possible at different locations and if not exceeding experiential learning credits for degree

=='''Application Process'''==
# Review the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|course syllabus]]
# Look over available opportunities for the respective term (see below)
# Apply directly to the chosen practicum location (except Wildlife SOS) by the respective deadline
# Students chosen for interviews will be contacted by potential Practicum Supervisors
# If offered a placement, forward confirmation of your acceptance and request course registration documents from Dr. Sara Dubois
# Submit course registration documents to Dr. Sara Dubois in order to confirm your enrollment

Please consult the Academic Supervisor Dr. [Mailto:sara.dubois@ubc.ca Sara Dubois] (working remotely) with any questions '''well in advance''' of registration deadlines.

=='''Course Format'''==
This is an experiential learning course where students will get hands-on experience with general animal husbandry and facility operations, animal health and welfare management, and learn from professionals. The practicum can take place in any term, as based on the needs of the field location. The student’s weekly work schedule is agreed upon and set out in writing by the Practicum and Academic Supervisors, and before the student starts their work experience.

'''The 6-credit practicum:'''
* 300-400 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 5,000 word final report (min 20 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''The 3-credit practicum:'''
* 150-200 hours of experience plus a half-term progress report
* A 2,500 word final report (min 10 primary refs)
* An applied communications piece such as a poster, brochure, video, infographic, webpage, manual, blog, podcast etc. that can be used at the field location
'''Guidelines:'''
* Your experience hours must be completed within a maximum of eight (8) consecutive months; most practicums are 2 or 4 months
* Final report and applied communications piece are due within 30 days of the last practicum work day, unless graduation deadlines require earlier submission
* For more details on learning assessments and marking schemes, see the [[:File:APBI 496 Course Syllabus - UBC LFS - version Nov 2020.pdf|syllabus]]

== '''Is APBI 496 the Right Course for Me?''' ==
This course may be right for you if:
* You are in your 3rd or 4th year of study
* You have taken APBI 314 and/or APBI 315 (recommended)
* You are highly self-motivated, hard working and flexible to the location's needs
* You would like to gain hands on experience working with animals in your field
Read about previous [[APBI 496 - Q&A With Past Students|student experiences]] in this practicum course.

=='''Current Opportunities (updated July 2021)'''==
Past practicum locations have included: [https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] (In-person and remote) and [http://wildarc.com/ BC SPCA Wild ARC], [https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (In-person and remote), [https://rescue.ocean.org/ Marine Mammal Rescue] (In-person), [https://www.dnv.org/ District of North Vancouver] (In-person), [https://www.tradelineinc.com/reports/2013-5/centre-comparative-medicine UBC Centre for Comparative Medicine] (In-person), [https://www.owlrehab.org/ OWL Rehab] (In-person), and [https://www.whistlerwag.com/ Whistler Animal Shelter] (In-person).

=== Winter Term 1 - 2021/22 Placements ===
'''''[https://spca.bc.ca/ BC SPCA] - Community Outreach (Vancouver, BC)'''''

One practicum opportunity available: 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' (Sept-Dec 2021) working with Charlie's Food Bank and clients who face barriers due to mental health issues, drug addiction and/or financial issues while trying to care for their pet. The student shall learn approaches to supporting and managing the health and welfare of animals in this unique community on the Downtown Eastside. Must be available Thursdays from 8am-1pm weekly and other hours are flexible. Email cover letter and resume to Diane Waters, Outreach Specialist, dwaters@spca.bc.ca '''Applications due July 31.'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:APBI_496_Practicum_Placement_Description_-_BC_SPCA_Vancouver_Community_Outreach_-_Fall_2021.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''[https://animalkind.ca/ BC SPCA AnimalKind] - Research Assistant (remote)'''''

One practicum opportunity available: 6-credit part-time '''remote''' (Sept-Dec 2021) conducting content analysis of social media posts by dog guardians about training. The student will learn approaches to content analysis, project planning and data collection. Email cover letter and resume to Nicole Fenwick, Manager, Research and Standards, nfenwick@spca.bc.ca '''Applications due August 13.'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:APBI_496_Practicum_Placement_Description_-_BC_SPCA_AnimalKind_Research_Assistant_-_Fall_2021.pdf See practicum details]'''

'''''Animal Welfare Program - Practicum Research Assistant''''' '''''(Agassiz, BC)'''''

Two practicum opportunities available - 6-credit part-time '''in-person''' (Sept-Dec-Aug 2021) working at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre (UBC DERC). Students will live at the farm (can take other courses remotely in term) and participate in the day-to-day care of farm animals involved in ongoing animal welfare research activities being undertaken at the UBC DERC. Email cover letter and resume to Emeline Nogues at enogues@mail.ubc.ca. '''Applications due July 31.'''

'''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:Job_description_Winter2021_2022.pdf See practicum details]'''

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FWkbit1Fi2xC3-93K6hLFa4t4MXnZTq4/view '''DERC Student Housing Tour Video''']

'''''[https://www.wildliferescue.ca/ Wildlife Rescue Association] (Burnaby, BC)'''''

Multiple 6-credit practicum opportunities '''in-person''' available part-time or full-time year round at the Wildlife Rescue Association's Burnaby rehabilitation center. Practicums include Wildlife Rehabilitation & Release and Wildlife Helpline & Rescue activities. Submit resume, cover letter and short essay in a single PDF file attention to recruitment@wildliferescue.ca

'''APPLICATIONS CLOSED FOR SEPT 2021'''

'''''There are currently no Winter 2021/22 placements at the BC SPCA Wild ARC, Vancouver Aquarium's Marine Mammal Rescue or UBC's Centre for Comparative Medicine.'''''

=== International Placement (currently not available due to travel restrictions) ===
'''Wildlife SOS India'''

A one-month 6 credit practicum (Sept-Dec or to Jan-Apr annually) opportunity working with sanctuary bears and elephants at Wildlife SOS near Agra, India. Application form and information available on the [https://students.ubc.ca/career/international-experiences/global-seminars/applied-animal-biology-practicum-ubc-animal-welfare-program '''Go Global Seminars website''']

''Deadline to Apply: Not Currently Available''
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