Latest Grad Student Theses
CCSAW saw eight of its grad students successfully defend their theses over the winter semester. Congratulations to them all.
CCSAW saw eight of its grad students successfully defend their theses over the winter semester. Congratulations to them all.
Dr. John Cranfield, a respected and long-standing member of the University of Guelph’s faculty, has been named the new dean of the Ontario Agricultural College (OAC).
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Monday, March 17th, 2025 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM
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What do dolphins, pigs, octopuses, show cattle, caged laying hens, penguins and frogs have in common? They have all been animals studied in the ANSC4010 Animal Welfare Judging class. A fourth year Animal Biosciences class, this unique course gives students an opportunity to develop many skills including critical thinking, public speaking, ethical reasoning, concise messaging, and more, all within the context of evaluating of animal welfare on the basis of scientific theory and data.