The OAC Student Liaison Program supports secondary students and educators through in-class workshops, on-campus experiences, online teaching resources, and participation in professional development days and conferences for educators.

We showcase the educational and professional opportunities that exist within the areas of agriculture, food, environmental sciences, and community development through unique experiential learning opportunities. Explore the countless opportunities for students through one of our tailored offerings. 

Sept. 2020 Update: Face-to-face engagements, like in-class workshops and on-campus experiences, are temporarily unavailable due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For the fall 2020 semester (September to January) we have developed new and redesigned online lesson plans and virtual offerings to support you and your students. Check out our offerings below!

High school students are you interested in learning more about the associate diploma and undergraduate programs in the Ontario Agricultural College? We're here to help find the right fit for your interests. Check out our Upcoming Liaison Outreach Events [1] page to learn about upcoming program information nights, virtual tours, and more. If you have specific questions about our programs and offerings, ask our OAC program experts here. [2]

About OAC

Established in 1874, the Ontario Agricultural College is one of seven colleges that make up the University of Guelph. OAC is a globally recognized leader in education and research in agriculture, food, environmental sciences and community development. The OAC provides a wide range of academic programs at the diploma, undergraduate, graduate and certificate level. Learn more about OAC's history here. [5]

Thank You to Our Sponsors

This outreach is made possible through contributions from Grand River Agricultural Society, Conestoga Meats, OAC Alumni Foundation, the Student Federation of the Ontario Agricultural College, Joe & Barbara Maxwell, Brian and Margaret Little, OAC Class of ’53, OAC Class of ’65, OAC Class of ’80, and OAC Class of '64.