Meatless Mondays are a good opportunity to try out some new vegetarian recipes.
The Sustainability Office has pulled together a helpful list of where to eat meatless at U of G. Their Meatless Monday blog also features some yummy vegetarian recipes to test out.
Congratulations to the four members of the University of Guelph community who have been selected to participate in Leave for Change in 2018.
Leave for change provides an opportunity for U of G staff and faculty to demonstrate their commitment to global citizenship and international development by contributing their skills and knowledge during short-term volunteer assignments with organizations in developing countries.
The Greater Good Science Center has release their August 2018 Happiness Calendar. For each day of the month, check out this calendar for links to a variety of resources related to happiness.
The Crest is the research, teaching and health care magazine of the Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph. Read the Spring-Summer 2018 edition to learn more about new research happening at U of G exploring factors affecting the mental well-being of veterinarians. Professors Andria Jones-Bitton and Colleen Best, and PhD candidate Jennifer Perret are conducting this research.
Have you visited the market yet at the Guelph Centre for Urban Organic Farming (GCUOF)? Right on campus you can check out fresh seasonal produce to take home with you.
Get delicious certified organic produce from the GCUOF at the weekly markets hosted each Thursday from 3 - 6 p.m.
The GCUOF is located off College Ave E. on campus. Free parking in P18 at College Ave E and Dundas Lane.
Learn more: https://www.uoguelph.ca/oac/news/gcuof-thursday-markets-have-begun
U of G is transitioning to be a smoke-free campus in Spring 2019. We recognize that this new policy will have an impact on those who smoke on the main campus and we want to hear from you.
Please join one of the following 1.5h smoke-free consultation sessions to share your questions, comments and concerns:
We want to hear from you!
Wellness@Work is looking for your input on what our strengths and opportunities are for enhancing the physical and psychological health and safety of our staff and faculty. As we continue following Excellence Canada’s Healthy Workplace Model, we are looking for opportunities to enhance wellness at U of G.
Come join a 1.5h session and participate in an activity to discuss what we’re doing well and where we can improve in the following areas:
U of G Garden Gander
Wellness@Work is launching a summer walking series, exploring U of G’s beautiful gardens. Join us every Tuesday until the end of August for a guided walk through the picturesque gardens and landscapes on campus.
John Reinhart, Grounds Manager, will take participants on a noon hour walk to explore different gardens and trees on our campus. Each week will feature a different area of campus with more to discover. Come learn about new plantings, plant problems, botany, history of plantings and more!
It's no secret that happiness is contagious. At work, taking time to acknowledge others and share a friendly smile or greeting can go a long way.
In Shawn Anchor's book, "Before Happiness: The 5 hidden keys to achieving success, spreading happiness, and sustaining positive change," he shares a simple example that many organizations have now adopted called the 10:5 Way.
The rules are simple:
Faculty and staff at U of G can help create a caring campus community by learning how to recognize, respond and refer students who may be in need of support.
More Feet on the Ground has been developed by the Council of Ontario Universities, Brock University and the Centre for Innovation in Campus Mental Health as an educational resource to support campus community members to recognize, respond and refer students experiencing mental health issues on campus.