Rehan Sadiq Appointed UBC Okanagan Provost pro tem
Effective February 1, 2022, Dr. Rehan Sadiq will serve as UBC Okanagan’s Provost and Vice-President, Academic pro tem.
Graduate Student Profile – Thais Ayres Rebello
Thais Ayres Rebello is a PhD Student (Civil Engineering), under the supervision of Drs. Kasun Hewage and Rehan Sadiq, developing methods to increase sustainability with urban water systems through a Life Cycle Thinking perspective.
New tool in the hands of the financial sector will make for a more environmentally sustainable and socially accountable world
UBC research empowers financial risk algorithm to be more socially and environmentally-driven
Engineers Canada welcomes 2 School of Engineering faculty as fellows
Stephen O’Leary and Rehan Sadiq awarded Engineers Canada Fellowships
Professor Rehan Sadiq named Distinguished University Scholar
The Distinguished University Scholar program recognizes members of UBC Faculty who have distinguished themselves as exceptional scholars.
Two School of Engineering researchers recognized by CSCE
Professors Rehan Sadiq and Kasun Hewage are among a group of civil engineers being celebrated for their election as Fellows at the organization’s next Gala planned for May 2022 in Whistler.
Among the world’s best
Four School of Engineering researchers among the top 2% of cited scientists worldwide in their fields according to a recent Stanford study.
Dr. Sadiq’s appointment as Executive Associate Dean Extended
Dr. Rehan Sadiq’s appointment as Executive Associate Dean of the School of Engineering has been extended by five years effective July 1, 2020.
Rehan Sadiq elected Fellow of Canadian Academy of Engineering
The Canadian Academy of Engineering elected fifty-two new Fellows and two new International Fellows into the Canadian Academy of Engineering this month. Included in the list School of Engineering Executive Associate Dean Rehan Sadiq.
New funding to address flooding mitigation and response in the Okanagan
UBC researchers are partnering with the Okanagan Basin Water Board (OBWB) to develop new policy and planning tools to address flooding in the Okanagan Valley.