The University of Guelph invites educators from all three campuses to join a monthly community focused on artificial intelligence in teaching and learning. This group creates space for honest conversations about AI's impact on education, welcoming perspectives from enthusiasts to skeptics. Open to faculty, sessional instructors, teaching assistants, and staff, the community addresses real classroom

This interactive session will get you started on mapping projects and prioritizing tasks, making plans for your graduate students, and creating timelines for your research and writing. Note: This workshop

This semester, gather in person every third Friday to reconnect with colleagues and dedicate time to your writing. Attend for one to three hours during this block, depending on your

Wildlife Pathologist Dr. Brian Stevens will explore the concept and importance of wildlife disease surveillance, highlighting the role of the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC), the organization responsible for leading this work in Canada. He will also examine the connection between wildlife disease surveillance and the One Health approach, using examples of disease to illustrate

This workshop will first cover how to choose an excellent journal for your manuscript using hands-on activities, followed by a discussion of how to successfully navigate the peer-review process. We

Idiomatic expressions are common in the workplace, and this can be stressful for someone who speaks English as an additional language! Attend this session to explore expressions commonly used to talk about delays and workload in professional environments. Students, staff and faculty are welcome to join us. Date: Thursday, November 13, 2025 Location: L384 (in-person)

Whether you're writing qualitative or quantitative research, this workshop will offer tools to help you frame your work as an engaging story. We'll also explore how to vary your writing for different audiences and purposes. This workshop will be held in person in McLaughlin Library, Room 384. You will receive a reminder one to two

Idiomatic expressions are common in the workplace, and this can be stressful for someone who speaks English as an additional language! Attend this session to explore expressions commonly used to talk about ideas and successes in professional environments. Students, staff and faculty are welcome to join us. Date: Thursday, November 6, 2025 Location: L384 (in-person)

This workshop is designed to discuss strategies for establishing yourself as the author of your work. You’ll develop skills in framing the interpretation of analysis or findings, emphasizing the novelty of your work or your contribution to knowledge, and guiding your readers effectively through the text. Being present in your writing demonstrates your competence and

Looking for a statistics tune-up using RStudio? Come to the fourth workshop in our series to teach you the basics! In RStudio micro 4: Correlation, you will learn the data type required for the test, check the assumptions for the test, and conduct both a Pearson and a Spearman correlation! Prior knowledge of R /

Most working professionals manage dozens of emails every day, so it's a good idea to have strategies for managing this form of written communication. Join us to learn about a simple formula for writing simple, direct, and polite emails for the workplace. Students, staff and faculty are welcome to attend. Date: Thursday, Oct. 30, 2025