Past Events

Voluntary offerings for The United Way will be accepted.

Regular hours after Friday October 14/11: 12pm-5pm Friday th rough Sunday

Event reservation from 4pm-11:30pm.

What do we see in a Thought Experiment? Free Lecture

Immersive Soundscape Compositions Free Concert www.uoguelph. ca/sofam/events

Immersive Soundscape Compositions Free Concert www.uoguelph. ca/sofam/events

“How to Write a Successful History Paper” This workshop is designed for students in their 1st, 2nd and 3rd year of studies who want help with creating more effective history essays. It will discuss how to avoid grammatical and structural errors common to history papers; teach how to write more effective strategies for constructing introductory and concluding paragraphs; help you develop better paraphrasing skills for secondary material; show how to incorporate direct quotes from primary documents; and clarify issues with dreaded ‘thesis statements'. Location & Time: Rm 384 McLaughlin Library, Thursday Oct 13, 2011, 5:30-6:30pm     - Nicholas Van Allen, PhD Candidate in History

Atrium and Second Cup remain open to the public.

On October 11 from 2:40 to 4:30 in 104 Johnson Hall, the Rural History Roundtable welcomes Dr. Ashleigh Androsoff: “Pulling Together, Pulling Apart: Doukhobor Communalism, Canadian Liberalism, and Land Settlement in Western Canada, 1899-1924.” Dr. Ashleigh Androsoff defended her dissertation, "Spirit Wrestling: Identity Conflict and the Canadian 'Doukhobor Problem', 1899-1999” at the University of Toronto in February of this year, and is currently teaching at Saint Mary's University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. All welcome!