Countering Policy Exclusions: Centring accessibility to advance the right to housing
Despite a range of policies, promises, and protections, housing for people with disabilities—and specifically that considers the distinct experiences of women and gender-diverse people with disabilities—remains deeply inadequate in Ontario
Dissertation Writing Retreat (DWR) Online (Application Deadline: March 5, 2025)
ONLINE Ontario, CanadaTo apply for this program, you must complete the application form on the Library's Dissertation Writing Retreat webpage. The application deadline is March 5, 2025. (Note: you cannot register for Dissertation Writing
The Implications of Trump’s tariffs on Canada-US trade
Are you wanting to learn more about tariffs? Curious as to what the impact of Trump’s tariffs has been on Canada-U.S. trade and the economy? This is your chance to
Qualtrics – Introduction to Creating Online Surveys: Data Skills Workshop Series
In this virtual session, we will use Qualtrics, our online survey software, to explore the fundamentals of survey creation. We will explore: How to create a Qualtrics account How to
Nature Journaling Hike (In-person)
Learn more about our Nature Journaling Hikes Get curious about nature and practice your observational skills with our nature journaling hikes! Great for those looking to get started, we will
Wonderous Wildflowers: Spring Blooms Workshop (In-Person)
Spring has arrived and the flowers are beginning to bloom! Join us to explore the wonderous world of spring wildflowers. In-classroom learning will focus on foundational botany and an introduction
Wonderous Wildflowers: Spring Blooms Workshop (In-person)
Spring has arrived and the flowers are beginning to bloom! Join us to explore the wonderous world of spring wildflowers. In-classroom learning will focus on foundational botany and an introduction
Faculty Writing Retreat 2025 – Hybrid
ONLINE and McLauglin Library , CanadaWriting Services hosts this free, week-long retreat for University of Guelph faculty, staff, and postdoctoral scholars working on scholarly writing projects. (Graduate students should apply for the Dissertation Writing Retreat.)
Spring Ephemeral Flowers Watercolour Painting (Virtual)
Join Artist Candice Leyland for an online watercolour class exploring spring ephemeral flowers inspired by Ontario and the Guelph, Arboretum. We will look at a variety of techniques to capture
Faculty Writing Retreat 2025 – Hybrid
ONLINE and McLauglin Library , CanadaWriting Services hosts this free, week-long retreat for University of Guelph faculty, staff, and postdoctoral scholars working on scholarly writing projects. (Graduate students should apply for the Dissertation Writing Retreat.)
Spring Birdwatching Hike (In-person)
Spring is in the air—and so are the birds! This is the perfect time to get outside and spot migrating birds as they pass through in their vibrant plumage, filling
Faculty Writing Retreat 2025 – Hybrid
ONLINE and McLauglin Library , CanadaWriting Services hosts this free, week-long retreat for University of Guelph faculty, staff, and postdoctoral scholars working on scholarly writing projects. (Graduate students should apply for the Dissertation Writing Retreat.)
Domesticating Wildness: Snow Leopard Tourism and Evolving Multispecies Relationships in the Indian Himalayas
The next Canada India Research Centre for Learning and Engagement (CIRCLE) Webinar will feature Karine Gagné, Associate Professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, University of Guelph. How does snow leopard tourism reshape multispecies relationships? In the Indian Himalayas, this tourism has gained traction, attracting visitors eager to see the elusive snow leopard. This growth is
Faculty Writing Retreat 2025 – Hybrid
ONLINE and McLauglin Library , CanadaWriting Services hosts this free, week-long retreat for University of Guelph faculty, staff, and postdoctoral scholars working on scholarly writing projects. (Graduate students should apply for the Dissertation Writing Retreat.) Dates: Monday to Friday, May 5 - 9, 2025 from 9:15 a.m. - 4 pm.. Are you trying to find time to work on an
Faculty Writing Retreat 2025 – Hybrid
ONLINE and McLauglin Library , CanadaWriting Services hosts this free, week-long retreat for University of Guelph faculty, staff, and postdoctoral scholars working on scholarly writing projects. (Graduate students should apply for the Dissertation Writing Retreat.) Dates: Monday to Friday, May 5 - 9, 2025 from 9:15 a.m. - 4 pm.. Are you trying to find time to work on an
Guelph Bird Day (In-person)
This all-ages event has something for everyone. Take part in free guided bird walks, check out hands-on activities, and connect with local nature-based groups at their tables. Plus, Wild Ontario will be there with their live raptors for an up-close look at some incredible feathered ambassadors. No registration is required—just dress for the weather, bring
2025 KTT Symposium: Being a trusted voice in agri-food
Every year, this symposium brings together participants from government, academia, industry and regional communities to support networking and capacity development in the agri-food Knowledge Translation and Transfer (KTT) community, and to learn more about ongoing KTT projects funded by the Ontario Agri-Food Innovation Alliance. Join us on Monday, May 12, 2025, at the Arboretum at
Countering Policy Exclusions: Canada, Disability, and International Commitments – Part 2
With the election of a new federal government, we have invited leaders in civil society organizations to discuss what will and should be key priorities for action around ensuring rights and justice of and with women and girls with disabilities. We will examine how the Global Disability Summit declaration to ensure 15% of development assistance
Future Gryphon Days
Rozanski Hall 98 Trent Lane, Guelph, OntarioExperience the "day in a life" of a Gryphon. Attend sample lectures, tour residence, labs and facilities, and chat with faculty, staff and students. These events are for admitted students only.
Walking as Remapping: Poem-Making from Place with Anna Swanson
This walk invites participants to engage in an exploration of place through poetry. Inspired by the practice of ecological mapping and the work of writer Anna Swanson, participants will use sight, sound, and texture as tools for gathering language from the world around us on this walk along the Speed and Eramosa Rivers. Throughout the