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Can Future Needs be Met Sustainably? Prof. Sir Chris Llewellyn Smith, Oxford Physics
U of G honorary doctorate recipient Prof. Sir Chris Llewellyn Smith, FRS, Oxford Physics, presents a public talk "Can Future Needs be Met Sustainably?" Global energy consumption is increasing rapidly,
Science Diplomacy: Prof. Sir Chris Llewellyn Smith, FRS, Oxford Physics
U of G honorary doctorate recipient Prof. Sir Chris Llewellyn Smith, FRS, Oxford Physics, presents a public talk "Science Diplomacy". Science Diplomacy is a term that has come to be
Join us for the 2019 Chappel Memorial Lecture
The 2019 Chappel Memorial Lecture presents Dr. John Hogenesch, Ohio Eminent Scholar and Professor of Pediatrics at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center in the Divisions of Human Genetics and Immunobiology.
Intro to R and RStudio Workshop Part 3
In this workshop you will learn how to recognize the issues that reproducible research helps address. Then you will learn the important roles of documentation, sharing, automation and organization in
Tracking a Silent Epidemic: Targeted Espionage Against Civil Society
Public presentation by honorary doctorate recipient Professor Ronald Deibert, Director of Citizen Lab, University of Toronto While the Internet and other digital media offer enormous practical benefits to large segments
2019 Real Estate and Housing (REH) Alumni Golf Tournament
Connect over an 18-hole game of golf and dinner with fellow grads and colleagues who support U of G's Real Estate and Housing (REH) program! Individual or group registration available.
Intro to NVivo Workshop
NVivo is a qualitative data analysis (QDA) computer software package produced by QSR International. In this workshop, we will work cover topics such as bringing in sources, creating nodes, coding
Graduate Teaching Community: Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Journal Club #3
Join us for the third summer meeting of the Graduate Teaching Community (GTC) Journal Club. We will discuss a recent teaching publication related to the scholarship of teaching and learning.
41st Guelph Sexuality Conference
The 2019 Guelph Sexuality Conference centers on the theme "Redefining Relationships and Sexual Health". In the last few years there have been extraordinary advancements and discoveries in our understanding of
Women, Work and Wellness: Using Your Strengths for Success
Today’s workplace is dynamic, fast-paced and demanding for both the mind and the body. This is the third of the three-part series that will explore the impact of our self-care
HAFA/HFTM’s 50th Anniversary Celebrations
Help us Celebrate 50 Years of Excellence! The University of Guelph's School of Hotel and Food Administration (HAFA)/School of Hospitality Food and Tourism Management has developed incredible leaders in the
Alumni and Reunion Weekend 2019
The biggest alumni event of the year is fast approaching! Alumni and Reunion Weekend is a fantastic time whether you are part of a celebration or reunion year, or just
Celebrate International Day of Yoga with Classical Yoga for Total Health & Awareness
This event is free for everyone. All are welcome to attend. No previous yoga experience is required. Join us on Johnston Green to Celebrate International Day of Yoga (IDY). Take
Brutalism at Guelph
Join the library for the launch of our newest exhibit Brutalism at Guelph: Concrete in a New Light. This exhibition highlights Brutalism—an architectural style that rose to popularity during the 1960s—and the impact it had at U of G. The exhibit will explore what we can learn from this building style, and how its attitude
Public Presentation by candidate for Dean, Lang School of Business and Economics – Candidate #1
A schedule for public presentations by the two short-listed candidates for the position of Dean of the Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics has been established as follows: Candidate #1 Monday, June 24 - 9 a.m. – 10 a.m., Macdonald Hall, Room 149 Candidate #2 Wednesday, June 26 - 9 a.m. – 10
Public Presentation by candidate for Dean, Lang School of Business and Economics – Candidate #2
A schedule for public presentations by the two short-listed candidates for the position of Dean of the Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics has been established as follows: Candidate #1 Monday, June 24 - 9 a.m. – 10 a.m., Macdonald Hall, Room 149 Candidate #2 Wednesday, June 26 - 9 a.m. – 10
Intro to Text Analysis Part 1 Workshop
Are you interested in uncovering patterns across vast amount of textual information? Come to this workshop to learn about distant reading techniques that address word count and location. Attendees will get hands on experience exploring entry level tools such as Google Ngram, Voyant, and AntConc. Please bring a laptop for your own use during the
Presentation and Q&A: World Food Prize Winner Dr. David Nabarro
The Arrell Food Institute hosts Dr. David Nabarro for a free presentation and Q & A session. Registration is required. Dr. Nabarro is Professor of Global Health at the Imperial College London and supports systems leadership for sustainable development through his Switzerland-based social enterprise 4SD. He is co-facilitator for the Climate Action Summit in September
Intro to Text Analysis Workshop Part 2
Are you interested in uncovering patterns across vast amount of textual information? Come to this workshop to learn about distant reading techniques that address word count and location. Attendees will get hands-on experience exploring entry level tools such as Google Ngram, Voyant and AntConc. Part Two of this workshop series will introduce more complex concepts
Gender Pronouns and Teaching
Please join us June 28 to kick off the Office of Teaching and Learning’s Instructional Inclusivity Seminar Series! Office of Teaching and Learning Presentation and Discussion: June 28, 1969. Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera (two trans women of colour, drag queens and LGBTQ activists and heroines) threw the first brick (Johnson) and the first