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INVITATION TO RESEARCH PANEL EVENT

Please join us at the Guelph Civic Museum on Tuesday, March 31, 2015, to recognize game-changing research in support of Ontario Research Week. Plants for food in space, the 3-D printing revolution and a 20-year family health community research program will be featured as part of a “Why Research Matters” panel discussion.  The event, sponsored by the Office of Research, is meant to engage the public in understanding the value of research. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., with the program getting underway at 7 p.m. Free admission.

Learn-to-Run 5K Program

Learn-to-Run 5K Program 

Occupational Health and Wellness 

Make 2015 your year to become a Better 'U'. Join other Faculty Staff and begin Occupational Health and Wellness' FREE 12-week Learn-to-Run 5K Program. 

April 1, 2015 - Information Session (Alexander Hall Rm168 from 12-1pm) 

April 13th, 2015 - Program begins 

See attached poster or email Heather Harris at harrish@uoguelph.ca for further details.  

Learn-to-Run with Occupational Health and Wellness

Occupational Health and Wellness  APRIL 1 2015 ~INFORMATION SESSION~ALEXANDER HALL RM #168 12:00 PM–1:00PM Make 2015 your year to become a Better U. Join other Faculty and Staff and begin Occupational Health and Wellness’ FREE 12-week Learn-to-Run 5K program.

Laurentian SETAC Short Course on Vapour Intrusion - Thursday, April 16th

Laurentian SETAC is organizing a short course in April. This short course would be of particular interest to students interested in pursuing a career in environmental consulting. 
Title: Practical Approaches to Vapour Intrusion, From Site Assessment to Risk Management
Description: 
This one day course provides an overview of soil vapour intrusion, giving participants the chance to practice newly gained knowledge and skills with hands-on activities. Stay tuned for more details on course content and organization.

The Milk Study

We are conducting a study in the Human Nutraceutical Research Unit (HNRU) on campus.  The Milk Study is looking to recruit healthy, non-smoking males and females 18-30 years old and will be conducting study visits throughout the summer months.  

 

Participants will be required to visit the University of Guelph for : 

- One hour screening visit to determine eligibility 

- 30 minute Orientation session 

Schedule for ENVS Independent Research projects

Schedule of Final Seminar Presentations for students in ENVS Independent Research project courses for W’15 March 18-19, 6:30-9:00 PM, Murray Room (Rm. 3301 Graham Hall)

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