The English Students’ Society (TESS) formed in the Fall of 2008 with the aim to enrich the social and academic experience of undergraduate English students at the University of Guelph. TESS forms an outlet for students to meet, interact, share, discuss and get the most out of their English program experience.
The following faculty have received 2012 SSHRC grants:
Karen Houle, John Russon and Andrew Wayne.
In addition to the faculty listed, we are pleased to announce that four Department of Philosophy Graduate students have won recent SSHRC awards.
University of Guelph Symphonic and Women's Choirs present:
The Mystery of Bethlehem
Conductors Marta McCarthy and Lanny Fleming
Accompanist: Betty Maher
Featuring:
The Mystery of Bethlehem by Healey Willan
Joseph Carere, organ
Guelph Chamber Players, orchestra
Saturday December 1, 2012 at 8pm
Church of Our Lady, 28 Norfolk Street, Guelph
Art history professor Christina Smylitopoulos knows. “It originally was a name for a Muslim official or leader, but it became a derogatory term used for British men who traveled to India in the hope of making a fortune and then returned to Britain fabulously wealthy and ready to climb into elite spheres of power and influence,” she explains.
Thursday, November 22nd at 530 pm in MACK 313 the Middle East Scholars Society welcomes:
Omar Al-Ghabra, Syrian-Canadian community activist and former MP from Mississauga, who will speak about the situation in Syria and prospects for the future. All welcome!
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Thursday, November 22nd at 530 pm in MACK 313 the Middle East Scholars Society welcomes:
Lecture Series sponsored by the College of Arts and The Bookshelf
2012 Massey Lecturer Neil Turok
Monday, November 26th, 2012 at 7:00pm
Lakeside Hope House, 75 Norfolk Street, Downtown Guelph (formerly Norfolk United Church)
with host Don Bruce, Dean, College of Arts, University of Guelph