First year Environmental Management majors, you will see that MGMT 2150 is full for the Fall. There is space in the Winter option of MGMT 2150, so I recommend you do swap and take MGMT 2150 in the Winter and HROB 2090 in the Fall.
Second year BBRM.EQM students, please note that due to conflicts with other required courses, the two Wednesday lab options for ENVS*2060 are the ONLY options that will work for scheduling.
Restrictions will be up temporarily to help with this issue. More information about restrictions will be available on the Registrarial Services Webpage for your information.
GEOG*2420 is restricted to GEOG majors and minors or BSES students for now. Restrictions on GEOG*2420 may be lifted as early as tonight (June 23rd), opening this course to non GEOG and BSES students.
GEOG*2460 requires a 1000 level GEOG course. Even without a first year GEOG, you may still make a request to take this course.
For 1st-Year B.B.R.M. Environmental Management students who would prefer to take all in-person classes this Fall (2022), please note that HROB 2090 can be swapped with MGMT 2150 (fall and winter). They are both required courses for this major.
Please note that MGMT 2150 may be offered online as well in Winter 2023.
Given the 1000 level Geography prerequisite, students in Environmental Management will need to be signed into GEOG 2460 by either Melinda or the instructor, Dr. Ben DeVries. Please email either a course waiver form to be added to the course. It will be returned to you, signed, for you to then email to es@uoguelph.ca. They will put it on WebAdvisor for you.
If you are unable to complete a final exam or any final assignment for F20 semester due to medical, psychological or compassionate circumstances, you must submit a request for deferred privileges via email to your program counsellor from your @uoguelph.ca email address. Your request must contain:
Third year EMS, you will need my assistance to add GEOG 2460 this Fall.
UPDATE: CROP 3340 will not be offered F20. I am working on this with the department with hopes it can be offered Winter 2021. They admit to missing it (because they did a one time Winter offering in 2020), but are now unable to offer it this Fall.
UPDATE: STAT 2060 and ANSC 3080 conflict - this has been resolved and you should see a new time posted on WebAdvisor in the coming days. It sounds like M, W, F 11:30am-12:20pm is the best solution.
Thanks for all of your patience with this!
I must attend an important meeting about pandemic planning on Thursday, so I need to reduce my drop in hours to 1pm-1:50pm. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Course selection for the Fall semester will begin in June. The class schedule will be posted in June.
If you have questions about course selection, I recommend you meet with me before you leave campus. You are welcome to come to a drop in time to have a discussion or you can talk to Ellen about an appointment. Drop in times are:
Mondays: 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm
Tuesdays: 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Thursdays: 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm
Fridays: 11:30 am to 12:00 pm