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Since arriving at the University of Guelph almost four years ago, Megan Dietrich has experienced firsthand the variety of opportunities a business degree can offer. As a management economics and finance major, she is planning to become a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) following graduation while also continuing her photography business Captured by Meg Dietrich, a venture she launched in the Applied Business Project course offered by the College of Business and Economics.

Assistant professor Agnes Zdaniuk comments in National Post article outlining western society's "forgiveness moment."

Economics professor Thanasis Stengos was among University of Guelph researchers who received NSERC grants this year. His research will focus on testing GDP output convergence.

MBA graduate and University of Guelph staff member Justin Toth won Best Student Paper at the ASAC Conference held recently in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

College of Business and Economics dean, Julia Christensen Hughes, will head to the United Nations next week to speak about the need to reform business schools and the principles of responsible management education.

The College of Business and Economics recently welcomed rural tourism professionals and an international panel of experts to an on-campus workshop discussing the OMAFRA-funded research report, "Innovative Best Practices to Foster Sustainable Tourism in Ontario's Rural Communities."

The College of Business and Economics will welcome almost 500 new graduates to the University of Guelph Alumni family today.

 
University of Guelph students aim to bridge the gap between energy providers and consumers by linking energy consumption to social consequences.

Every year, Innovation Guelph nominates a select group of local, high potential companies for the Innovation Guelph Award. 

According to a recent study of undergraduate students at the University of Guelph, having the ability to trace food from the farm to the grocery store is becoming increasingly important to young consumers.