Past Events

I'm reaching out to make sure you have reserved next Thursday, June 13  to come to our Dept luncheon and fundraiser!  It should be a lot of fun and a great time to relax and socialize with friends/co-workers.

I'm reaching out to make sure you have reserved next Thursday, June 13  to come to our Dept luncheon and fundraiser!  It should be a lot of fun and a great time to relax and socialize with friends/co-workers.

The first Human Health and Nutritional Sciences on line auction is about to begin.

Watch for more details coming soon!

This webinar will feature presentations from three of our trainees, each followed by a discussion period, making the webinar one hour in total duration, with each segment lasting approximately 20 minutes. This series is more than just a platform for sharing research; it’s an avenue for fostering feedback, encouraging future initiatives, and extending the reach of our trainees’ ground-breaking work to a broader audience, thereby amplifying it’s impact on society.  

After a very long hiatus, the Human Kinetics Student Association (HKSA) at the University of Guelph is so excited to bring back the 51st annual HHNS Symposium on January 27th 2024 in the Summerlee Science Complex (SSC) Atrium from 9:30am-12:30pm! This year's theme is: Breaking Down the Elixir of Life, all about how to live a long and healthy life. Topics will include the effects of cannabis use on the cardiovascular system, nutrition and mental health, and the importance of physical activity and sleep.

Advances in Research & Practice - Non-nutritive sweeteners & health: Unravelling the evidence & controversy The Canadian Nutrition Society is excited to announce the opening of registration for our upcoming Thematic Conference, "Advances in Research & Practice - Non-nutritive sweeteners & health: Unravelling the evidence & controversy", taking place on January 27, 2024. This one-day conference will be held at a conveniently located venue in downtown Toronto, offering both in-person attendance and a live-streaming option for individuals and groups. 

Title of Talk: Leveraging Cell Type-specific Mitochondrial Physiology to Target Mitochondria in Cancer 

The HKSA is hosting our HK Trivia Night on Wednesday, November 22nd from 5-7pm in SSC Room 2315. This event will be an epic trivia battle with a variety of categories, as well as a way to celebrate the end of the semester.  FREE food will be available to participants including pizza, fruit, vegetables and cookies! ~ The HKSA Team

THINKING ABOUT GRAD SCHOOL? Check out CBS Grad Preview Day! Meet current graduate students & hear about their research Learn about CBS grad programs & how to apply Tour research facilities Free Pizza! For more info search ‘cbs grad preview day’ or email cbsadr@uoguelph.ca