HUBBUB #9 Recap

pictures taken by Patrick Leung, MDX, Capilano University

On Thursday, April 11, 2024, students, faculty, and City of North Vancouver community members gathered at the CapU Lonsdale campus for HUBBUB #9. For this showcase, student presenters were part of a CityStudioNV class collaboration for the Spring of 2024 and were selected as presenters for HUBBUB #9. It would not have been possible without the unwavering support of faculty members and city partners for continuing to challenge our students from the planning to the execution of their projects.

We would also like to thank our panellists, who have graciously volunteered their time to listen and speak with our students on their projects:

Grace Kim, Communications Faculty Member, Capilano University

Peter Bell Fumagalli, Business Student, Capilano University

Yen Yuen, Career Development Advisor-Career Development Centre, Capilano University

Leah Herman, Coordinator-Community Development, City of North Vancouver

Here are the winners that the panel has chosen:

1st Place: SOC  250 Building Inclusive Community Gardens on Unceded Lands

Instructor: Sarah Yercich, PhD Sociology and Criminology | Convenor & Instructor, Women’s & Gender Studies  

CityStudioNV Partner: Annie Dempster, Environmental Sustainability, City of North Vancouver

Students: Asal Gholaomi Pour, Thais Neville, Carolina Herrera-Manriquez, Jamina Soriano, and Allison Short, Daniel Shokohmoayed, Veronica Gadsby, Larisa Dubinovic, Hoda Sedarati and Karan Singh

Congratulations to Asal Gholaomi Pour, Thais Neville, Carolina Herrera-Manriquez, Jamina Soriano, Allison Short, Daniel Shokohmoayed, Veronica Gadsby, Larisa Dubinovic, Hoda Sedarati and Karan Singh on winning HUBBUB #9. Their project focused on social and environmental goals using decolonizing and reconciliation learning strategies taught by Indigenous community members to build a community in the Maplewood Flats. To learn more about their project, click the link below:

Building Inclusive Community Gardens on Unceded Lands

2nd Place: Changing the Narrative of Poverty

Instructor: Doug Alards-Tomalin

CityStudio Partner: Sarah Tarcea, North Vancouver City Library

Students: Zed-Ola Myers, Sophia Goto, and Megan Guise

Second place goes to Zed-Ola Myers, Sophia Goto, and Megan Guise on winning second place. In partnership with the North Vancouver City Library Open Door Community Hub, their project promoted a safe space for learning and developing friendships without judgment. To learn more about their project, click the link below:

Changing the Narrative of Poverty

3rd Place: Public Art Passport

Instructor: Chelsea Bell Eady

CityStudio Partner: Lori Phillips, North Vancouver Recreation & Culture Commission NVRCC

Students: Kyla Seguiban, Anna Butseva and Mikhail Basco, Cameron Skorulski, Emilyn Lai, Charis Catotocan, Shilo Sun, Ryan Coomber, Crescille Buyuccan, Sasha Lun, Lily Jones, Livvy Hung, Leonardo Velazquez, Chazaro, Kayla Do, Kara Du Plessis, Megan Heigh, Lia Grigorian, Taylore Lawrence, Wren Williams, Bel Lui, Stephy Pak, Sofia Saienko, Katherine Wang, Alex Baidanuta, Ethan Brauner

In third place Kyla Seguiban, Anna Butseva , Mikhail Basco  , Cameron Skorulski, Emilyn Lai, Charis Catotocan, Shilo Sun, Ryan Coomber, Crescille Buyuccan, Sasha Lun, Lily Jones, Livvy Hung, Leonardo Velazquez, Chazaro, Kayla Do, Kara Du Plessis, Megan Heigh, Lia Grigorian, Taylore Lawrence, Wren Williams, Bel Lui, Stephy Pak, Sofia Saienko, Katherine Wang, Alex Baidanuta, Ethan Brauner from DSGN 122 for securing third place. Their project was to promote North Vancouver Public Art to locals and visitors in the City Of North Vancouver. Additionally, their project deliverables were designed into interactive zines for community users to engage with. To learn more about their project, please click the link below:

Public Art Passport

Audience Choice: North Shore Culture Compass Treasure Hunt App

Instructor: Juanita Lohmeyer

CityStudio Partner: Michelle Richards and Harriet Goodwin, North Vancouver Arts Council, NorthVanArts

Students: Cienna Chung, Thomas Bae, Nitika Singla, Ashley Ti Chu and Barin Alp

Our audience choice award goes to Cienna Chung, Thomas Bae, Nitika Singla, Ashley Ti Chu and Barin Alp from BADM 305, for winning the Audience Choice award. Their project was to create an interactive treasure hunt app to promote cultural awareness to locals and visitors of the City of North Vancouver. To learn more about this project, click the link below:

North Shore Culture Compass Treasure Hunt App

We would like to thank everyone for participating in and attending our HUBBUB #9 event. We hope to see you in the Fall for our special HUBBUB #10 and 5-year anniversary.