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Job Opportunities:

Workstudy
Along with our on-staff Coordinator, the UVSP hires for multiple Work Study student positions each year. You could be one of them! If you're interested in working for us, follow our Instagram—we'll post about our positions there as soon as we start accepting applications!
Learn more about UVic's work study program

Meet our team!

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A-C Barrios-Stewart  (They/Them)

UVSP Coordinator

A-C recently completed their undergrad degree in Geography and Environmental Studies with a minor in Digital Media in the arts. They grew up on Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh and Musqueam territories, in so-called "East Vancouver." They are Guatemalan on their mother's side and have Scottish ancestry on their father's side. They love a good cup of coffee, listening to folktales, and looking at cool creatures in tidepools! 

The goals of UVSP of reconceptualizing sustainability align deeply with A-C's values. A-C has been involved in different activist movements for over two decades, growing up with the understanding that environmental justice and human rights are intrinsically intertwined, and the importance of local to international solidarity. A-C's passion for sustainability lies within community and relationships, human and otherwise. 


Interested in working for the UVSP? Contact the UVSP at [email protected] to inquire about work study positions.

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We acknowledge with respect the Lək̓ʷəŋən-speaking Peoples on whose unceded territories the UVSP works on, and the Songhees, Esquimalt, and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples whose relationships with these lands and waters have also existed since time immemorial and continue to this day.

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  • About
    • Our Board
    • Our History
    • Staff + Job Opportunities!
    • Annual Reports and AGMs
  • Get Involved
  • Resources
    • Free Store
    • UVSP Lending Library
    • Grants
  • Current Initiatives
    • UVSP Environmental Roundtable >
      • UVSP Book List
    • Ripples Zine
    • Bee Campus Campaign
    • Ventures into Sustainable Recreation
  • Contact Us
  • Newsletter Sign Up