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Page ContentVancouver School Board Continuing EducationIn 1907, the Vancouver School Board started providing continuing education classes for adults. Over the years, adult program offerings have been adapted to the changing educational needs and interests of our growing and increasingly diverse community. Continuing Education offers courses and programs that are affordable, accessible and responsive to your learning needs. Continuing Education has always strived for improvement so students are able to have an enjoyable and worthwhile learning experience. When you participate in a VSB Continuing Education course, you will indeed 'Learn With A Friend'. There are Lifelong Learning opportunities for everyone, so invite a friend and join in!History1950'sThe Continuing Education program resulted in the creation of Vancouver City College that later became Vancouver Community College.1960'sContinuing Education bought the first computer for the Vancouver School Board.1970'sContinuing Education was given the mandate to operate Summer school.

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WelcomeThe W. Maurice Young Centre for Applied Ethics (the Centre) is an interdisciplinary research unit within the School of Population and Public Health at the University of British Columbia . The Centre was created in 1993 with endowments by W. Maurice Young (LLD) and the Bentall Foundation. The Centre's affairs are managed by a Coordinating Committee representing faculty, students and research associates, chaired by the Director of the Centre.The Centre's approach to other UBC academic and research units follows from our position as an interdisciplinary academic centre, and from our mission to advance the research agenda of applied ethics.