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After being away from school for 19 years, Dan Hogan enrolled in the MA Leadership program excited to pursue professional development. Towards the end, he graduated from the program with the confidence he needed in order to take risks and accept a new management position in healthcare. Now managing a team of 250 frontline healthcare professionals, Dan continues to see the importance of teamwork and continues to use the leadership strategies that he learned throughout the program.

Ryan Martin’s first two years at the University of Guelph have been an introduction to university-level economics and finance, as well as university life.

After successfully navigating the competitive academic job market earlier this year, PhD in Economics Candidate Raymond Ren is about to embark on his career as an assistant professor at China's Shandong University.

Colleen Sim developed an interest in the positive impact of effective teamwork early on in her career. It is something that has stayed with her over time and ignited her interest in the role of strong leaders in directing team success.

The marketing management student reflects on his time at the University of Guelph and discusses what he is most looking forward to as he starts his professional football career.

Throughout her career in health care, Connie Stevens has worked in many different areas, but her main priority has always remained constant - to make a positive impact on her industry.

Since its launch, the Speed River New Balance Inferno Track and Field Festival has become very popular among competitors. This research will help take it to the next level.

A self-proclaimed life-long learner, Bryan decided to pursue his MA Leadership at the University of Guelph to gain an education that complemented his 30 years of policing experience.

Cole Crawford's decision to travel to Hong Kong on an academic exchange led him to Cambodia and a life-changing experience that inspired him to raise funds in support of improving its quality of education.

When Andrew Gunpat was applying to universities, he knew he wanted a commerce degree that would give him the knowledge in business, public administration and political science that he needed to prepare for a career in corporate law. He found this unique focus in the University of Guelph’s public management major, and is now gearing up for the next phase of his education – law school.