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The September Wellness@Work Calendar is now published!
As the leaves begin to shift and the air grows crisp, the September Wellness@Work calendar has arrived - offering opportunities to connect with campus and take care of your whole self: body, mind, and community. Whether you're eager to reconnect with nature, deepen your self-awareness, or explore new campus offerings, there’s something this month to spark your wellness journey. Explore the full calendar and register for events that resonate with you.
Call for Volunteers: Help Create Poppies through Workshops or at home!
Be part of a meaningful U of G community project for Remembrance Day. We’re looking for volunteers to help us handcraft crocheted poppies for a large-scale installation at War Memorial Hall this fall.
This project is part of the Poppies of Remembrance, Unity & Community initiative — in collaboration with the U of G Serving Scholars and supported by students, staff, faculty, and alumni.
Register for the Fall Staff Pickleball Recess League
At the University of Guelph, we approach health from a holistic perspective encompassing physical, mental, and social well-being. Originally piloted through the Wellness@Work grant program, Athletics now offers an on-campus staff and faculty pickleball league. This league, led by Adam Bailey, offers a chance for folks to have a brain break from work, while enjoying physical activity and camaraderie with campus colleagues in a safe and inclusive environment.
Explore Your McLaughlin Library Resources
As a U of G staff or faculty member, you have access to a variety of resources and services that the McLaughlin Library offers!
9 tips to get you started
Staff Recess League: Learn to Pickleball Starts April 24
In today’s fast-paced world, taking time for wellness is key—and pickleball is a fun, active way to do just that. Whether you're brand new or looking to sharpen your skills, the Learn to Pickleball Staff Recess League session is the perfect mid-day break.
What to Expect
This one-hour lunchtime session welcomes all skill levels. Facilitated by Adam Bailey and Rob Laird, the class will offer two streams of instruction: