Past Events

Maros Servatka from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, will present "Acts of Commission and the Status Quo in Fairness Games".

Please join us in celebrating the outstanding achievements of our co-op students and employers over the past year! - Mathew Baptista  - Liane Langstaff - Laura Robertson - Bioenterprise Corporation Please RSVP by Friday, March 11 to Carla Bradshaw at cbradsha@uoguelph.ca

Students interested in learning more about becoming a certified management accountant should attend this session.

Jean MacKinnon, Regional Director of Marketing & Communications, Midwestern Ontario & Niagara, CMA Ontario will be on campus to meet with students interested in a career as a CMA. To book an appointment please register online at: www.becomeacma.com

The College Royal Society is please to announce that College Royal Open House Weekend will take place on March 19-20, 2011. Open House hours are Saturday 9am-5pm and Sunday 10am-4pm. Come and enjoy!!

The College Royal Society is please to announce that College Royal Open House Weekend will take place on March 19-20, 2011. Open House hours are Saturday 9am-5pm and Sunday 10am-4pm. Come and enjoy!!

Christopher Longo from McMaster University will discuss "Pharmaceutical Markets: Innovation, Pricing, Policy Options, and their Consequences".

Jason Fletcher from Yale University will present "Genetic Modulation of the Effects of Tobacco Taxation on Use".

This main question that this panel discussion will focus on is "What does it mean to be a woman in leadership today?" Panel members: Nicole Markwick, student leader; Cara Wehkamp, Manager Aboriginal Resource Centre; Marie Zimmerman, Executive Director Hillside Festival; Roya Rabbani, Executive Director Immigrant Services; Anne-Marie Zajdlik, Founder Bracelet of Hope Campaign and Marva Wisdom, Professional Leadership Consultant Moderator: Julia Christensen Hughes, Dean College of Management and Economics

Jean-Yves Duclos from Laval University will present "Has the value of humanity increased between 1990 and 2005? Social valuations with varying population sizes".