3MT Video Showcase | Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies

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3MT Video Showcase

3MT at Guelph logo with an illustration of a person presenting on stage

 

Last Year's 2023 University of Guelph Three-Minute Thesis (3MT®) Campus Finals

 

Winners:

1st Place: Cassidy Van Stiphout – MSc, Biomedical Sciences
2nd Place: Jessica Chang – MSc, Food Science
3rd Place: Eamonn Corrigan – PhD, Physics

Community Choice Winner – Regan Sheppard, MASc, Engineering

Prizes awarded to the winners: 1st – $1000, 2nd – $500, 3rd – $250, Community Choice – $250.

The 3MT® U of G Champ, Cassidy Van Stiphout, represented Guelph at the Ontario Finals, held at Queens University on May 17

 

 

Welcome from the Assistant Vice-President (Graduate Studies)

 
Winners of the 2023 3MT U of Guelph College Heats

 

"Graduate students have three minutes to present a compelling oration on their thesis and its significance. The 3MT is not an exercise in trivializing research, but instead challenges students to consolidate their ideas and research discoveries so they can be presented concisely to a non-specialist audience."

— Ben Bradshaw | Assistant Vice-President (Graduate Studies), University of Guelph

 

 
 

Watch all the 3MT Presentations

Select a student to watch their presentation for the 2023 3MT® University of Guelph final.

 

College of Arts

 
 

College of Biological Science

 
 

College of Engineering & Physical Sciences

 
 

College of Social & Applied Human Sciences

 
 

Gordon S. Lang School of Business & Economics

 
 

Ontario Agricultural College

 
 

Ontario Veterinary College

 

 

 

3MT Judging Panel

Meet the judges for the 2023 3MT® University of Guelph final.

 

Glenna Banda, Executive Director, United Way Guelph Wellington

Glenna Banda

Glenna Banda, an experienced community leader, is the Executive Director of United Way Guelph Wellington Dufferin and previously led Ontario’s Agriculture in the Classroom organization, AgScape, and the Children’s Foundation of Guelph and Wellington. Recognized as one of Guelph’s Top 40 under 40 and a Rotary Paul Harris Fellow, Glenna is also an active volunteer who co-founded Ontario’s longest running adventure race, the Southern Ontario Amazing Race.

Proud to be a University of Guelph alumna and resident of Guelph, Glenna loves spending her down-time on one of our beautiful trails or on a downtown patio.

Niguel Mousseau, Director, Operations Legal – East, Aecon Group Inc

Niguel Mousseau

Niguel is the Director of Operations Legal - East at Aecon Group Inc., where he manages a team of in-house lawyers providing legal support and counsel to all of Aecon’s business areas in eastern North America. He advises senior/executive management on legal, commercial, and strategic matters, and is responsible for Aecon Nuclear’s legal, commercial, and regulatory portfolios.

Niguel has successfully negotiated multi-billion dollar contracts across all of Aecon’s business segments, including the first-ever integrated project agreement for a nuclear new build in Canada, known as Small Modular Reactors. He lives in Kitchener with his partner and two daughters.


Inspector Andrea Ninacs, Guelph Police Service

Executive Officer / Inspector Andrea Ninacs, Guelph Police Service

Inspector Ninacs attended the University of Guelph, and is a proud alumni of graduating class of 87 - Bachelor of Science, honours. She is a 32-year police officer with the Guelph Police Service. She is the Inspector of Executive Services overseeing Professional Development and Recruiting, Media, Professional Standards

 

Nima Nalin, PhD Candidate Plant Agriculture

Nima Nalin

Nima Nalin is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Plant Agriculture at the University of Guelph. She is currently working on improving the efficacy of conventional herbicides using naturally sourced nano-delivery systems. She believes that the outcomes of her research would open up novel avenues for the advancement of nanotechnology in agriculture.

Nima enjoys taking part in community-oriented science outreach events within and outside the campus. She spends her free time reading, hiking, watching movies, and outdoors with family and friends.