The proposal has been a part of discussions relating to changes around the medical school curriculum since 2012. It will be discussed at the UBC faculty of medicine’s next full faculty meeting at the end of November.
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UBC is famous for a lot of things – beautiful campus, world-class research facilities, diverse student body. But overwhelming school spirit isn’t the first thing you think of when you think of UBC. With the help of some free beer and a campus-wide engagement in football games, this could soon be changing.
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