The University of Guelph continues to prioritize physical distancing. If you don’t need to be on campus, please stay home to help keep our community safe. Staff, faculty and graduate students able to work from home will continue to do so.
The New Graduate Student Orientation website is now available. All incoming graduate students have been sent an invitation to view the website and join live chat sessions via Teams Live Events on September 8 at 9:30 AM, 10:30 AM and 11:30 AM.
Prof. Rich Moccia and new ABSc Assistant Prof. David Huyben were invited to participate in a 3 day meeting which included the Ontario Indigenous Aquaculture and Science tour. The event brought together farmers, federal and provincial government representatives and the two UG scientists to discus opportunities and science gaps needed to support the development of the indigenous fish farming sector in Ontario. The trip focussed on rainbow trout and whitefish culture, two important species to indigenous people's in the province.
We are very excited to announce the Summer 2020 Issue of Animal Tracks-A Newsletter from the Department of Animal Biosciences!
Dr. Angela Canovas is the recipient of the American Society of Animal Science
Early Career Achievement Award, presented to her during the 2020 ASAS-CSAS-WSASAS
Virtual Annual Meeting and Trade Show.
Subject: Welfare friendly alternative to surgical castration in piglets
It is with sympathy that we share the passing of Dr. Gerald Winston Friars. Dr. Friars was a faculty member at the University of Guelph from 1963-1985 and made significant contributions to the fields of poultry science and quantitative fish genetics.
More information on the life of Dr. Friars is available here.
Prof. Alexandra Harlander has won the Poultry Science Association Early Achievement Award for Teaching. The biennial award recognizes the achievements of PSA members in the early stages of their career in poultry-related teaching.
Congratulations!
About Prof. Harlander