Retiree Judith Nasby, Curator Emerita of the Macdonald Stewart Art Gallery, has published Making of a Museum, a Memoir - relaying the origins of the Art Gallery of Guelph. It is published by McGill-Queen’s University Press. The Making of a Museum, a Memoir brings the gallery’s history to vivid life in stories and images and recounts Nasby’s extensive career as a gallery leader, with anecdotes and insights into how art institutions are created.
Yorklands Green Hub will bring together businesses, organizations, and people of all ages and interests – to learn, work, share and innovate, with the common purpose of being engaged stewards of our land, food, water, cultural heritage and our overall wellbeing.
Alan Filewod introduced feminist philosopher and ethicist Dr. Samantha Brennan, Dean of the College of Arts, who provided an update on happenings in the COA. Dr. Brennan also kindly incorporated the information prepared by Music Professor Kimberly Francis, who had been unavoidably called away at the last moment.
A Video Recording of the Fall Virtual Lecture that was hosted by the McGill University Retiree Association (MURA) on Thursday, October 28, 2021 featuring Nancy Cleman, Ad.E., Partner, Lapointe Rosenstein Marchand Melançon is now available on YouTube. The presentation was entitled “Managing your Digital Assets: Yesterday, today and tomorrow.”
For Instructions on accessing your Ontario Vaccination QR code check out these instructions assembled by our President, Peter Krell.
Retirees are so generous with contributions to United Way. Here is an effortless way to make it easier for you to make your pledge. Click on this link: https://ecommunity.unitedwayguelph.com/UofGRetiree
The UGRA Fall 2021 newsletter has been published and is being mailed to most UGRA members (unless you requested it not be mailed). You can download a PDF copy of the Fall Newsletter, or previous editions, by clicking: Newsletters
Chronic Pain in Adults: Challenges in Understanding and Care
Bulletin #19 of the CURAC/ARUCC Health Care Policy Committee focusses on chronic pain not caused by cancer. When pain persists for three months or longer, it is defined as chronic.
Sheila O’Reilly, Guelph community activist, is working with the Direct [Message] Artistic Engagement Project out of McMaster and U of G on a SSHRC funded study and is looking for participants. She has completed 2 interview sessions with 2 different seniors (60-75 year old members of the Guelph community) and would like to interview 3 more.
Pension Update: June, 2021 for UGRA Annual General Meeting