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  1. Whitney Xie

    As a member of the Vancouver Summer Program (VSP) Central team, Whitney coordinates student admission, registration, onboarding, event delivery and administrative support. In her role, Whitney collaborates closely with team members and faculty coordinators across UBC to ensure an enriching experience for students. With a robust professional background in higher education, Whitney has held multiple roles at top-ranking universities in China, Australia, and Canada. Passionate about facilitating future studies, Whitney's commitment to empowering students globally towards academic success is unwavering.

  2. Shrestha Choradia

    In her role with the Languages and Writing program team, Shrestha provides administrative and technical support to instructors and learners. Committed to ensuring a seamless and enjoyable learning experience, Shrestha strives to support students throughout their journey at Extended Learning, striving for excellence every step of the way. With a background in commerce and design, along with expertise in jewelry design and business administration, Shrestha brings a unique blend of skills to her role.

  3. Ravindu Shanil

    Ravindu Shanil is the accounting team lead within the UBC Finance team.  His role is responsible for overseeing financial reports, budgeting and forecasting for Extended Learning (ExL) on a monthly and annual basis. Ravindu brings expertise in financial management and he works very closely with all UBC ExL units to support their financial needs. He has a Master's in Business Administration and a Chartered Management Accountant designation from the UK, Ravindu's analytical expertise and meticulous attention to detail shine through in his work. Dedicated to continuous growth, his aspiration is to attain a Master's in Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A), further solidifying his position as a leader in the field of finance.

  4. Yan-Min Mo

    Yan-Min Mo supports the management and implementation of the UBC Vancouver Summer Program (VSP).  His role encompasses front-line client services, marketing, promotions, team management, policy development and overseeing administrative and operational activities. Yan-Min is also responsible for developing partnerships with global post-secondary organizations while collaborating closely with UBC faculties and departments.           With over 14 years of experience in serving international students, Yan-Min leads with a commitment to cross-cultural sensitivity and strives to make a positive impact on a global scale. Yan-Min's professional mission is to ensure the seamless delivery of the Vancouver Summer Program, fostering a welcoming environment for all participants while championing societal and environmental responsibility.

  5. AI Strategy: Leveraging Automation

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    Artificial intelligence (AI) and automation technologies present opportunities and challenges for individuals and businesses who develop and produce digital media. To remain competitive in the new AI era, it’s crucial to understand how AI is reshaping creative processes and products.

  6. Dan Fortier

    Dan’s operational, logistical, financial and technical background is indispensable in his role as a program coordinator of the UBC Future Global Leaders program. His duties include planning and booking accommodation, meals and classrooms, and building program communication and reporting tools. In addition to creating afternoon workshops for the students, during the program Dan is the point person for Extended Learning (ExL) and student staff members. He also acts as the liaison for ExL teams, UBC Camps and Student Housing and Hospitality Services, providing support to staff and instructors to ensure UBC Future Global Leaders runs smoothly.

  7. AI Strategy: Benefits of Personalization

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    This four-week online course provides a deep dive into AI-powered personalization in the context of digital media. It explores the potential benefits for organizations and their audiences, and introduces learners to the processes and tools to implement AI personalization in their creative and business projects.

  8. AI Development of Interactive Experiences

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    Explore the intersection of digital media and AI, and gain skills to create enhanced interactive experiences for customers and develop AI-driven business strategies.

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