Past Events

Guest Speaker: Dr. Peter Slade, University of Saskatchewan

We are pleased to welcome Bruno Wichmann (University of Alberta) to our department.

Join the University of Guelph Department of Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics (FARE) for a morning of research and networking.

Dr. Linda Keeling, a Professor of Animal Welfare at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences will deliver the keynote address at the F.W. Presant Memorial Lecture. Her talk, entitled “Scientific perspectives on the sustainable development of our relationship with farm animals” will delve into research on how farmers can successfully incorporate sustainable animal welfare practices into their operations, while remaining profitable.

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The LABash conference is a student-led conference for landscape architecture that will take place March 12-15, 2025, at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada. LABash is held in North America by a different landscape architecture program each year; the conference brings hundreds of students and professionals together to learn, network, and help shape the future of the profession. 

Why choose a bachelor's degree in Indigenous Environmental Science and Practice at U of G? Rethinking environmental protection in Canada is essential. We must work together to create a future that respects and cares for all living beings—and that future starts with you. Our existence is deeply connected to the land, the waters, and all our relations, from the rooted to the winged, the finned to the furred, the two-legged, four-legged, and those who crawl, swim, and soar.  

Interested in pursuing your master's degree next year? Join us for a Virtual Master’s Degree Info Session at the Ontario Agricultural College (OAC) and find out how a graduate degree can help you take the next step in your career journey. Hear from OAC's graduate program specialists and faculty and explore program options in animals, food, plants, sustainability, communities, the environment and more!

An interactive discussion about the benefits and challenges of using some of the latest AI technologies and differences in how we use them in our private lives versus in the public sector.  What are the barriers to effective AI adoption and what can be done to overcome them?  And how are expectations and requirements in the workforce changing as these tools become more common, more sophisticated and easier to use? Seminar presented by Kara Beckles, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat.

Students are invited to join the OAC Alumni Association for an informal evening of networking! This event will include a speed mentoring session giving the opportunity for students to gain insight into career experiences post-graduation from a number of OAC alumni. The event will also include open social time following the speed mentoring session. • Doors open at 6:30 p.m.; please arrive at least 15 minutes early as the event will start promptly at 7 p.m. • Light appetizers and refreshments will be served