Past Events

Considering the practices and demands of ‘resilience’ in the framework of cruel optimism.

Join us for the second session of the 2022-2023 CJiP Speaker Series: Trial Actors. As a Program Coordinator with The Healing of the Seven Generations organization, Amanda Trites will share her experiences in her current role, as well as experiences as an Indigenous Support Clerk.  Join us in learning how the Gladue principles are being implemented - or not - in Ontario courtrooms.

In keeping with CSAHS goals and commitment to Indigenization Equity Diversity and Inclusion (IEDI) the Teaching and Learning Hub would like to further the conversation on decolonizing curriculum by inviting folks to join Heather Carroll, Senior Instructional Designer at Nipissing University, in an engaging session to demystify “whiteness.”  

Making Sense of the Quebec Election: Understanding the Future of Quebec Politics Join our panel of political experts on Zoom for a breakdown of the 2022 Quebec election and a discussion on the future of Quebec politics! Panelists: Dr. Mireille Lalancette | Professor Département de lettres et communication sociale Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières Dr. Valérie-Anne Mahéo | Assistant Professor Département de science politique Université Laval

Details Create your own conference by attending one, a few or all six presentations, workshops and panels that have been carefully chosen and thoughtfully packaged to create “Arts and Science Connections: A Deconstructed Conference about Career Possibilities”.

Learn about Development Workshop's trajectory starting from a group of students working on research on development all the way to an international NGO. Speaker: Allan Cain, Director of Development Workshop, Architect, Urban Development Specialist Event is available in person and virtual via zoom No registration is required. However, if you would like to attend in person, we encourage you to email Professor Erin Nelson at enelson@uoguelph.ca.

The Psychology Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Task Force at the University of Guelph is hosting a recruitment event targeted toward students from under-represented communities, including 1st-generation and racialized students who are considering applying to graduate school in psychology (for eligibility, see below). Our goal is to help prepare prospective graduate students for the application process and life as a graduate student.     

Join us for a workshop with the National Council of Canadian Muslims! About this event In celebration of Islamic Heritage Month, the University of Guelph Muslim Student Association, and the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences Dean’s Office present: Addressing Islamophobia in the Classroom: Improving the Student Experience

Learn how to integrate career development education into the classroom and curriculum! Every fall and winter, the University of Guelph holds a career development conference called "Arts and Science Connections: A Deconstructed Conference about Career Possibilities" for faculty and staff who are looking or ways to embed career deveopment into their classroom.

About the event GIDS will be hosting a 15-minute version and a behind-the-scenes of the film Herd: Inuit Voices on Caribou. A lively conversation and Q&A with IDS alumnus, Dr. David Borish and colleagues will follow.   This new film - Herd: Inuit Voices on Caribou - documents the implications of a 99% decline in caribou populations for Inuit communities in Labrador.  Registration is required and the Zoom link will be provided closer to the event.