Congratulations to Dr. Millie Creighton who was recently inducted into the Tempus Fugit (time flies) club at UBC after 35 years of service. The Tempus Fugit and Quarter Century Club Awards is an annual ceremony that recognizes UBC faculty with 35 and 25 years of service, respectively. New members are inducted at a special dinner held each fall.
The UBC Quarter Century Club was established in 1996 by President David Strangway to recognize active full-time faculty members and librarians with 25 years of service. In 2003, the club began recognizing active members who have reached the additional milestone of 35 years of service. This group is known collectively as Tempus Fugit, or “time flies.”
A full list of this year’s inductees can be found at the link below:
Left to right: Dean of Arts, Dr. Clare Haru Crowston, Dr. Joshua Mostow (Asian Studies), Dr. Millie Creighton (Anthropology), Mr. Masahisa (Masa) Kagami, UBC Architecture alumnus and former Co-President of the National Assn. of Japanese Canadians, Dr. Sharalyn Orbaugh (Asian Studies).
Deputy Provost Dr. Janice L. Stewart (first row far left) was one of those officiating the event. Shown here honouring faculty with 25 and 35 years of service at UBC including Anthropology’s Dr. Millie Creighton (first row third from left).
