Center of Indo-Canadian Studies

Poster titled, "Centenary of the National Historic Site, Gur Sikh Temple, Abbotsford" highlighting the 100 years anniversary of the establishment of the Gur Sikh Temple, Abbotsford. The Gur Sikh Temple which was built by Sikh pioneers, many of who worked with in the lumber industry. The site became an important place for the Sikh community and is now is recognized as a site of heritage.

Newspaper clipping titled, "A heart felt thank you from UFV" as the University of the Fraser Valley extended its gratitude to over 450 donors who, through donations of cash, property and gifts-in-kind, provided support to the students and building its community from 2008 to 2012.

Poster titled, The Center for Indo Canadian Studies and International Education Celebrating Asia Month from May 8th to 31st. The poster includes further contact information for details on the celebration.

Poster titled, "One Book One UCFV", as University College of the Fraser Valley's book club invites students to join the book reading of "What the Body Remembers" by Shauna Singh Baldwin from June to September. The book reading will be followed by two discussion sessions and a visit from Shauna Singh Baldwin herself at the end of September. The poster provides a summary of the book and invites all the interested book lovers from the campus, as well as, the community.

Newspaper clipping titled, "Bassford leaves UFV legacy" published in The Abbotsford News highlighting the event of University College of the Fraser Valley president, Dr. Skip Bassford leaving his position after working 11 years to Dr. Mark Evered. Article is about his journey as the president of the institution as it gained its status from a college to a university under him.

Newspaper clipping titled, "More education ties with India", published in The Abbotsford News detailing the events of the six-day trade mission to India undertaken by Premier Gordon Campbell and University College of the Fraser Valley representatives. Three agreements were signed between University College of the Fraser Valley and Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design, and three Indian universities, namely, St. Andrew's College of Arts Science and Commerce (Mumbai), Mumbai's Gannon Group of Companies, as well as University of Mumbai, with the goal to expand post-secondary education opportunities for students in British Columbia and India.

Newspaper clipping titled, "BC is behind in trade with India", published in Sach Di Awaz regarding the need for increasing trade between India and British Columbia, especially in the education sector. The article is written in Punjabi.

Creator: Pander, Pawan

News clipping titled, "Kashmir reporter talks about border war", by Pawan Pander in The Post highlighting the event of Luv Puri, a Kashmiri journalist, talking about the Kashmir conflict at the University College of the Fraser Valley, Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies.