The Scottish Studies Fall Colloquium is Saturday October 6.
Regular Registration ($30) may be made in advance or at the door. Members of The Scottish Studies Foundation ($25 any time).
For further details please email scottish@uoguelph.ca or see the Scottish Studies website at www.uoguelph.ca/scottish/events/fall
Get the program: .pdf
Early bird registration ($25) is available until Sept 21; reg
ular admission ($30) may be made in advance or at the door.
Members of TheScottish Studies Foundation ($25 any time). Students wishing to volunteer a
t the conference should contact scottish@uoguelph.ca, otherwise a student r
ate of $15 applies.
For further details please email scottish@uoguelph.ca
This week the Middle East Scholars Society presents:
Mohammad Yaghi, PhD Candidate in Political Science at the University of Guelph:
"Youth Activism and Democratization in Jordan, Tunisia and Egypt"
All welcome! Get the flyer: .pdf
Susanna Hood (voice and dance), Nick Fraser (drums), Wes Nea l (bass), Scott Thomson (trombone), with guest Mark Laver (saxophone) - wi ll play a suite of songs by Scott Thomson based on poems by P.K. Page. Fre e concert, everyone welcome. For more information, visit www.uoguelph.ca /sofam/events
Susanna Hood (voice and dance), Nick Fraser (drums), Wes Nea
l (bass), Scott Thomson (trombone), with guest Mark Laver (saxophone) - wi
ll play a suite of songs by Scott Thomson based on poems by P.K. Page.
Fre
e concert, everyone welcome.
For more information, visit www.uoguelph.ca
/sofam/events
SSHRC and OGS Scholarship Application Info Session
Wed., Oct. 3, from 12:00 noon to 2:00 pm come by to learn how to write a strong grant proposal with faculty members in History and History students who have been successful recipients in previous years.
(This is a brown bag lunch event)