What is the future of rural Canada? This was the focus of the State of Rural Canada webinar hosted by the Rural Policy Learning Commons on September 20, 2016. Drs. Al Lauzon and Ryan Gibson served as panellists on the webinar, both presenting research from the report. The webinar brought together over 70 participants from across Canada!
The School of Environmental Design and Rural Development at the University of Guelph invites applications for the Latornell Professorship in Environmental Stewardship. The School is involved in Canadian and international planning and development with a focus on rural, remote, and Aboriginal communities and territories. We invite applicants who have an accredited planning degree (Bachelor or Master) and a doctoral degree in Environmental Planning, Natural Resources or a related discipline.
Congratulations to Mery Perez, a PhD in Rural Studies candidate on her recent book chapter publication.
The book was published by Routledge and is entitled Re-imagining Community and Civil Society in Latin America and the Caribbean. Mery's chapter is entitled" "Community and Learning: The Process of Conscientization among Nicaraguan Peasants through Song".
The Ontario Agricultural College project entitled "A Day in the Life" features the life and research of OAC graduate students. View the profile of Tatiana Zakharova, a graduate student in the Master of Landscape Architecture program in the School of Environmental Design and Rural Development.
MLA graduate student, Tatiana Zakharova
The Ontario Agricultural College project entitled "A Day in the Life" features the life and research of OAC graduate students. Visit the profile of Rachana Devkota, a graduate student in the PhD Rural Studies program within the School of Environmental Design and Rural Development.
Congratulations to Michal Laszczuk, a University of Guelph master’s student in landscape architecture who has received the Mackenzie King Open Scholarship.
We are is pleased to welcome Dr. Sheri Longboat as an assistant professor in rural planning and development. Longboat joined SEDRD on July 1, 2016.
Longboat’s research focuses on water security and governance. Much of her work connects with First Nations and looks to traditional customs and knowledge to redefine our relationship with water.
The School of Environmental Design and Rural Development at the University of Guelph invites applications for several full-time tenure-track positions in Landscape Architecture. The appointment(s) will be at the rank of Assistant Professor, commensurate with qualifications and experience.
Review of applications will begin on September 22, 2016 and will continue until a suitable candidate is found.
The Ontario Agricultural College project entitled "A Day in the Life" features the life and research of OAC graduate students. View the profile of Michal Laszczuk, a graduate student in the Master of Landscape Architecture program in the School of Environmental Design and Rural Development.
The recent announcement of approximately $300 million invested over the next five years in broadband infrastructure is great news according to a SEDRD researcher. "A faster, higher quality and more ubiquitous fibre optic network in rural SW Ontario and Niagara Region is overdue," says R2B2 project leader Dr. Helen Hambly.