Prof. Kevin Hall, vice-president (research), was asked to write a blog about his water research and experiences in India by the Ministry of Research and Innovation (MRI). Hall’s blog is featured on the ministry’s website this week. MRI also included Hall’s article in a special national eNewsletter on the upcoming Ontario Global Water Leadership Summit. […]
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Delegates from the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (CAAS) have begun a three-month stay at the University of Guelph […]
Look for a week with more ceremonies, more intimacy, more choices for students […]
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Prof. Jonathan Newman, director of the School of Environmental Sciences, received the Excellence in Science and Technology Award in April as part of the 2011 University at Albany Alumni Association Excellence Awards. An expert on the ecological impact of climate change, he was cited as an internationally acclaimed scientist and highly respected educator. […]
A University of Guelph football player was selected in the 2011 CFL Canadian draft Sunday. Wide receiver Jedd Gardner was chosen in the fourth round, 28th overall, by the Toronto Argonauts. Gardner finished his fourth year of eligibility with the Gryphons in 2010, and has a career record of 2,000 yards on 114 passes. This […]
Fundraisers say U of G expertise wins donor support […]
Director Judith Nasby says unique pieces enrich existing collection […]
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Canadian retailers sell storage bins made with U of G biocomposite formula […]
New book proposes legislation and policies that reflect current family life […]
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Master’s research looks at economic and social barriers that stop women from coaching men’s teams […]
Eryn McFarlane’s research on red squirrels garnered international attention […]
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Prof. Jeji Varghese, Sociology and Anthropology, has been named the recipient of the University’s inaugural Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Award. The award is funded by the integrated planning process, administered by Prof. Serge Desmarais, associate vice-president (academic), and supported by Teaching Support Services (TSS). Interested faculty submit proposals for projects aimed at improving teaching […]
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Message tags for bikes aimed at preventing head injuries […]
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The Office of Research will introduce new guidelines for faculty and researchers applying for external funding. The changes aim to promote better planning, preparedness, and high-quality applications and proposals. Beginning June 1, the Office of Research will begin a new schedule of internal deadlines for external funding applications. The deadlines range from one week to […]
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Desire for cheap coffee still dominates global industry […]
Six projects aimed at strengthening undergraduate engagement and academic success at U of G have received support from the University’s Learning Enhancement Fund (LEF). Created in 2006, the fund supports initiatives arising from the integrated planning process and the curriculum renewal process. About $150,000 is available to be allocated each year. LEF grant proposals can […]
The University of Guelph’s 2011/2012 Integrated Plan, including the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities (MTCU) operating budget, has been approved by Board of Governors. The budget and integrated plan were presented as a single document by John Miles, assistant vice-president (finance), and Prof. Maureen Mancuso, provost and vice-president (academic). The 2011/2012 MTCU budget includes […]