HAFA / HFTM Golf Tournament
Thank you to the committee, sponsors and alumni for your support! Looking forward to seeing you in 2015!!
Thank you to the committee, sponsors and alumni for your support! Looking forward to seeing you in 2015!!
Massive bee deaths around the world are causing concern for farmers and consumers alike. Professor Mike von Massow speaks to CityNews about the effects these bee deaths might have on production and food prices.
Watch City TV News Video - "Massive bee deaths can have far-reaching implications"
The University of Guelph and the School of Hospitality, Food and Tourism Management welcome approximately 60 international delegates to the eighth Tourism Education Futures Initiative Conference (TEFI8) from June 4 to 7. This year’s theme, “Transformational Learning: Activism, empowerment and political agency in tourism education” is in keeping with TEFI’s mission to push boundaries, think creatively and inform and support tourism educators and students to transform the world for the better.
Along with several faculty on campus, HFTM Professors Erna van Duren and Mike von Massow will be attending the Canadian Association of Food Studies conference in St. Catharines from May 24 - 27th. The Conference theme is "Borders without Boundaries: Exploring Collaboration in Food Studies".
Congratulations to first year HAFA Co-op student, Helen (Michellina) Martinez and third year HAFA Co-op student Michelle Chan who were both awarded a $2,000 Tourism Cares Scholarship. These scholarships recognize "an exemplary representative of the future of the travel, tourism, and hospitality industries".
Dean Julia Christensen Hughes and Professor Statia Elliot just returned from a Walking Workshop in Nepal, hosted by the Tourism Education Futures Initiative. Discussions, while trekking Sherpa paths, focused on social entrepreneurship and tourism development.
The University of Guelph and the School of Hospitality, Food and Tourism Management are preparing to welcome approximately 60 international delegates to the eighth Tourism Education Futures Initiative Conference (TEFI8) from June 4 to 7. This year’s theme, “Transformational Learning: Activism, empowerment and political agency in tourism education” is in keeping with TEFI’s mission to push boundaries, think creatively and inform and support tourism educators and students to transform the world for the better.
Professors Bruce McAdams and Mike von Massow share their expertise following the opening of Canada's first tip-free restaurant, Smoke 'N Water, in Parksville, British Columbia.
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The Bill Braithwaite MBA Distinguished Professorial Award is a new award, the first granted by the College of Business and Economics students to an instructor teaching in the MBA program. The award honours one of our most dedicated MBA Faculty and Advisor, Bill Braithwaite.