Past Events

Instructional Inclusivity 2019/2020 Seminar Series Office of Teaching and Learning  Presentation and Discussion GENDER PRONOUNS AND TEACHING June 28th, 1969. Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera (two trans women of colour, drag queens, LGBTQ activists and heroines) threw the first brick  and bottle during a police raid on the Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village. This ignited the Stonewall riots and ushered in the revolution that we now commemorate and celebrate each June as Pride. 

The biggest alumni event of the year is fast approaching! Alumni and Reunion Weekend is a fantastic time whether you are part of a celebration or reunion year, or just feeling nostalgic for some good old U of G. You’re INVITED! Feature events include Craft Beer Tasting, Alumni Awards of Excellence Gala, President’s Milestone Lunch and more!

Welcome to your convocation ceremony The U of G community is proud of your accomplishments. You have achieved a significant milestone here at the University of Guelph and we look forward to seeing how the foundations you have developed as a student will support you in the future.  Remember that you are always welcome here. You are a student for a short time - but a Gryphon forever. 

U of G Sexuality Conference Theme: Redefining Relationships and Sexual Health.

The Annual University of Guelph Accessibility Conference welcomes both accessibility novices and experts and encourages attendees to build communities and exchange ideas. While the majority of our attendees come from the post-secondary education sector, we seek to ensure that our programming is relevant and valuable to other attendees from the public and private sectors. We are committed to hosting an inclusive, high-quality and affordable event.

Join us for an engaging expert discussion. Sponsored by the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences’ Hub for Teaching and Learning Excellence, join Dr. Genevieve Newton, Associate Professor in Human Health and Nutritional Sciences, and Dr. Jennifer Reniers, Educational Analyst in the Office of Teaching and Learning, as they unpack and discuss both the challenges and benefits of formative student evaluation of teaching (SETs) as a tool to inform instructor teaching practices.

Guelph Institute of Development studies and Arrell Food Institute present: Timothy A. Wise takes us on a journey to understand the prevalence of hunger amid plenty. If the world has record levels of grain production, why does it also have rising indices of hunger and malnutrition? Wise shows how increasing the industrial production of agricultural commodities does almost nothing for the world’s hungry but, oddly enough, can even make things worse.  

The Department of Political Science and the Courts & Politics Research Group presents a Book Talk by Professor Kent Roach on his recently published book: Canadian Justice, Indigenous Injustice: The Gerald Stanley and Colten Boushie Case. Informed and timely, Canadian Justice, Indigenous Injustice is a searing account of one case that provides valuable insight into criminal justice, racism and the treatment of Indigenous peoples in Canada.

Come celebrate the end of the 2018/19 academic year! Connect with colleagues, enjoy the food and join the fun! All University of Guelph faculty and staff are invited to attend. Gryphon Fieldhouse RSVP online at https://uoguel.ph/communitybbq2019 Please indicate in your reply if you require any accessibility accommodations to fully participate.

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