Graduates profiled June 2

Nicole Sassine

University is about more than just getting good grades, says Nicole: “It’s about meeting new people, trying new things, and living the student life.”

Sunit, a native of India, appreciated interacting with the culturally diverse group of students at the University of Windsor.

Getting an education takes time, says Harrison, and sometimes thinking too far ahead can be bad, if it results in you forgetting about the present.

The University of Windsor not only challenged Dina to meet her goals and expectations, it gave her the confidence to pursue graduate school.

A highlight of Katie’s undergraduate career was playing Sister Helen Prejean in a production of "Dead Man Walking" for the University Players.

When you work hard, nothing is out of reach, says Michael, a proud graduand of the economics department.

Helping clients at the Community Legal Aid clinic will stay with her through her career, says Kristen: “I have never felt greater satisfaction.”

Three years of law school has made Morgan a “huge advocate” for the University of Windsor.

If you love what you do, then you're not working, says Ushan, who looks forward to a career combining business with his interest in technology.

Colleen will get the third degree from the University this spring—her BEd follows bachelor's and master's degrees in science.

Davydd Cook

Fresh off the plane in Athens, Davydd says his training and experiences at the University of Windsor allow him to feel confident in his abilities.
Nadine Fearon

Take advantage of all opportunities that are placed in front of you, says Nadine: “You will meet awesome people and experience amazing things.”
Samer Mansour

A co-op term with IBM has led to a full-time job with the company as a developer, giving Samer a chance to work with cool technologies.
Katrina Lougheed

Although Katrina wasn’t originally planning to attend the University of Windsor, one visit was all it took to change her mind, she recalls.
Joanna Shultz

The music building came to feel like a second home for Joanna, with its warmth and support from faculty and fellow students.
Tracey Meloche

A working mother of three, Tracey says going back to school was a challenge, but support from the program, professors and staff made it easier.
Cassie Janisse

Field placement experiences in elementary schools gave Cassie the opportunity to practice carrying out the role of a classroom teacher.

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