Prof. Julia Christensen Hughes, dean of the College of Management and Economics, will speak on International Women’s Day March 10 at a breakfast event hosted by the Zonta Club of Guelph. Her topic is “Advancing the Status of Women in Business and Academe: A Report Card ─ How Are We Doing?” The Zonta Club is […]

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As part of the Guelph Chamber Choir’s concert series, folk musicians and U of G employees James Gordon and Tannis Slimmon will join the Guelph Chamber Choir and other local choirs in Songfest: Folk & Family, a concert that explores the folk music traditions of Canada and abroad. The concert will be held at Harcourt […]

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Once again, regular full-time staff and faculty at U of G have an opportunity to volunteer their knowledge and skills during short assignments in developing countries overseas. For the fifth consecutive year, U of G is sponsoring employees to participate in the Leave for Change Program, which is offered through Uniterra, a joint initiative of […]

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The final tally for the University’s 2010 United Way campaign is in, and the total is $551,461. “We knew we had exceeded our $500,000 target when the campaign ended in early December, but the final number is pretty amazing,” says campaign chair Jennifer Beehler. This is the University community’s second consecutive United Way donation to […]

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U of G students are invited to help local neighbourhoods, children and youth in a new Student Life project. “YoU in Guelph” will allow students to connect with each other while helping with after-school programs, drop-in centres, breakfast programs, or food and clothing drives. Student Life’s department of leadership and community engagement will launch the […]

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Geoscientist David Hughes of Global Sustainability Research Inc. will speak Feb. 2 on “Energy Security and Sustainability on a Finite Planet.” The lecture will take place 7-9 p.m. in the Landscape Architecture foyer, and is free and open to the public. Hughes has studied Canada’s energy resources for nearly four decades, including 32 years as […]

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The Office of Open Learning has issued a call for presentations for U of G’s annual accessibility conference. “Inclusion, Community, Action” (formerly called Aiming for Accessibility) will be held on campus May 31 and June 1. The conference organizing committee is seeking presentations from individuals who have successfully moved accessibility forward within their institutions through […]

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