Calling someone at U of G just got easier, thanks to the new voice-activated telephone directory. The next time you pick up the phone, just dial “0” and say the name of the faculty, staff or department you’re trying to reach. The new speech-enabled auto attendant (SEAA) has been available on campus since May 3 […]
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Jia Yang Li, vice-minister of agriculture in China and president of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (CAAS) was at the University of Guelph May 4, beginning a fourth year of a China – U of G partnership. The partnership program between the two institutions reflects common research interests in plant and animal sciences. CAAS […]