We’re going to Churchill, Manitoba to see the bears, belugas and tundra oh my!
The UGRA executive is pleased to announce we have finally arranged the trip to Churchill, Manitoba. You asked us to arrange this trip again, and we found a great tour company offering an action-packed itinerary that you will love.
UBC seeks couples who are 60 or older to paricipate in a fully online Health Psychology research study, GRIP (PI Hoppmann). The study aims to learn more about how couples navigate their day to day and progress on their goals, both together and alone. Ellie Zambranco, study co-ordinator, gripstudy@psych.ubc.ca
CURAC has a new column in the University Affairs(UA) online Magazine called ACADEMIC FOR LIFE (universityaffairs.ca)
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Pension Inflation Formulae
University of Guelph Legacy Plan
Pension Update
Please mark these dates in your calendar:
Spring Forum, Thurs, Apr 20, 2023, 2:00 to 4:00
Annual General Meeting, Thurs June 15, 2023, 10:00 to 12:00
UGRA is hoping to host them as in-person events in the UofG Arboretum. Dates are subject to rescheduling.
**PLEASE NOTE** If you have questions about your individual situation or need clarification about the June 30, 2022 letter from HR, please contact HR at upp@uoguelph.ca or (519) 824-4120 Ext. 52142 - Aileen Nelson.
UGRA provides the update below as a service to its members, but it does not have additional information.
Pension Update
Paul Kelly (B.Sc. Ag ’83) has managed the University’s Honey Bee Research Centre (HBRC) since 1987. Part of the School of Environmental Studies, HRBC is located on approximately 1 ha (~2.5 acres) at 308 Stone Road East. Here, honey bees are maintained for use in research and teaching, as well as extension and demonstration activities.
AWB seeks volunteers to assist in the design and delivery of a training program for mentors of early career researchers in Ugandan universities.
This project will be carried out in collaboration with two Ugandan-based organizations, Network for Education and Multidisciplinary Research Africa (NEMRA) and East Africa Scientific Research Network (EASRN).
By Pat Shewen