ICER is hosting a one hour discussion that explores the question: What happens to your Community Engaged Research, if something happens to you?
Thursday, Nov. 30
2:30 to 3:30 pm
Arts 368 or via Zoom
Please email icer.ok@ubc.ca to register either in-person or for the Zoom link.
While this topic is geared towards current faculty/researchers at UBC Okanagan, graduate students and community researchers are also welcome.
Topics and Speakers:
Christine Schreyer, Associate Professor, Anthropology, Acting Director ICER,
- What motivated her to create an ‘academic executor’
- Unanswered questions about the process
- Invitation to join a working group
Michele Bjornson, FASS Administrative and Operations Manager: What happens at UBC Okanagan: And Administrator’s Perspective
- UBC Property and IT timelines
- The role of admin staff and the department head re your office
- Top tips
Paige Hohmann, UBC Okanagan Archivist: What happens at UBC Okanagan Archives: Gifting
- What can a pre-planned “gift-in-kind” look like?
- How are real property gifts and intellectual property gifts different?
- Copyright
- Benefits and drawbacks of gifting archival materials when the donor is still living
Julia Norman, Lawyer, Pushor Mitchell LLP, Academic Estates: A Legal Perspective
- Options for delegating an ‘academic executor’
- Tax receipts for charitable gifts when they are associated with an estate
