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School and Stress (UBC Project)
It is that time of the year again, we students are back in school and exam is around the corner. Nothing is more relatable than stress. This animation was made possible by the Centre for Community Engaged Learning, UBC. Special thanks to Dr. Ismaël Traoré, Engagement Advisor, and Syndey Kroes, Community Engagement Assistant for providing the opportunity to collaborate with UBC students and staff on this project!
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Credits:
Script: Adam Lai and Diana Jung, Health Promotion Specialist
Script and animation feedback: Punit Virk (student) , Patty Hambler (Director, Health and Promotion and Education), Jemma Tao (student), Nazia Nadir Shah (student), Licoln Saugstad (student), and Mani Adib (Researcher, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering)
Meeting Coordinators: Sydney Kroes, Punit Virk, and Ismaël Traoré
Animator: BrainUpStudio
Voice over by: DeVoice (Denise)
Background Music: Richard Jones
Music by Urban Goose Studios
Special thanks to Ismaël Traoré, now Director, Faculty Equity, Office of the Provost, and Syndey Kroes, now Social Impact Lab Assistant, CCEL for making this project possible, and Adam Lai, for coordinating this project.
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