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Graduate Student Christina Burbadge wins 2nd in campus photo contest
Congratulations to physics graduate student Christina Burbadge for her 2nd place winning photograph in the University of Guelph Graduate Student photo contest. Her photo "Obersvatory at Sunset" won 2nd prize in the 'CAMPUS' category. Click below to be taken to the external page that features Christina's photos along with the other winners.
University of Guelph, Office of Graduate Studies Facebook Page - Photo Contest 2018
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Congratulations Tash! Tash Zielinski successfully defended his MSc thesis
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Congratulations Tyson! Tyson Schilbach successfully defended his MSc thesis
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Congratulations Michelle! Michelle Dunlop successfully defended her Ph.D. thesis
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Congratulations Matthew! Matthew Steffler successfully defended his MSc thesis
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Congratulations Eamonn! Eamonn Corrigan successfully defended his MSc thesis
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