Current Campaigns

We’ve made it easy to share

Once we’ve worked with our partners to create a communications campaign, we promote VPFO initiatives with our campus partners through toolkits. Toolkits have ready-made resources that are ready to be shared in channels across the university. Current campaign assets are available below.

  • Classroom Usage Guidelines

    Campaign overview: Classroom Usage Guidelines Help raise awareness about proper usage of classrooms outside of class hours. UBC is experiencing challenges with trash and disorganization in classrooms, particularly in mixed-use buildings that include both classrooms and residences, such as Ponderosa…

    Read more: Classroom Usage Guidelines
  • Don’t Feed the Clog Monster

    Help UBC Facilities raise awareness around the problems with flushing paper towels and other non-flushables. We will be launching the campaign by engaging with students, faculty, and staff through an awareness event on September 23, 2026.

    Read more: Don’t Feed the Clog Monster
  • Safety Awareness Week is September 21–25, 2026

    September 21–25, 2026 is Safety Awareness Week. We would like your help with promoting Safety Awareness Week to maintain a safe and secure campus for our university community.

    Read more: Safety Awareness Week is September 21–25, 2026
  • UBC Alert: Desktop Notifications

    Help us inform the UBC campus community that UBC Alert will be expanding its notifications to desktop devices as an additional way to share critical information with the campus community.

    Read more: UBC Alert: Desktop Notifications
  • Stay safe during extreme heat

    Your body undergoes stress when there is a change in the environmental temperature. In very hot conditions, your body may struggle to regulate its internal temperature, resulting in thermal stress. Please help us share this campaign to raise awareness about heat stress.

    Read more: Stay safe during extreme heat
  • Coexisting with wildlife on campus 

    Wildlife interactions happen on campus, and we want to make sure the community knows how to respond to these situations. Please help us share this campaign about how to coexist safely with wildlife on campus. 

    Read more: Coexisting with wildlife on campus 
  • Keep credit card data safe: Follow PCI DSS standards 

    Any UBC faculty or staff member accepting credit card payments or operating Point of Sale (POS) systems must meet the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS).

    Read more: Keep credit card data safe: Follow PCI DSS standards 
  • Introducing UBC Community Safety

    Campus Security on the Vancouver Point Grey campus has renewed their identity as UBC Community Safety. Please help us share this with your areas.

    Read more: Introducing UBC Community Safety

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