Past Events

"The Instructor's Voice in Distance Education". This talk will be presented by Dr. Ted Smith, Department of History, and recipient of Provost's Study and Development Fellowship 2011-12. It will be held on Thursday, May 31, 2012 in Room 227 MacKinnon Building. Get the flyer: (.pdf)

WITH Gail Lotenberg, M.A., Artistic Director of LINK D ance Foundation and Dr. Mark L. Winston, Director of the Centre of Dial ogue, Simon Fraser University Free Admission, Everyone Welcome

Bees to Beef: Farm(ed) Animals in Environmental History, 7th Annual Canadian History & Environment Summer School 25-27 May on the University of Guelph Campus. Contact Jennifer Bonnell in the History Department for more information. Get the program (.pdf) or visit http://niche-canada.org/chess2012

Student Group selling raffle tickets

Private Event 4:30-9:30pm

Atrium Closed from 8am - 4pm. Private Event. Second Cup Clos ed. Set-up 8am - 9am. Event 9am - 4pm.

Atrium is open as usual.

Private Event - Lower level closed.

PhD student: Casey Ford Time: 2:00 - 4:30 p.m. Thesis Title: Logics of Vanishing: Becoming and Historicity in Hegel and Deleuze ALL ARE WELCOME

Keynote Speakers: Dr. Vincent Janik, Scottish Oceans Institute "Do animals exchange information about third parties?" Dr. Nat halie Solomon, Université de Perpignan "Gossip as a Creative Device " nStill time to register for the Gossip Conference. Visit www.uoguelph.ca/sol al/gossip2012 for more information and to register.