Current Students
Support for student projects drives change in ecosystem restoration efforts
Receiving a scholarship not only helped with the financial aspects of her research project, it also validated the significance of her work, Sarika Sharma says.
— Published on Dec 6th, 2024
Support for student projects drives change in ecosystem restoration efforts
— Published on Dec 6th, 2024
Support for student projects drives change in ecosystem restoration efforts
Receiving a scholarship not only helped with the financial aspects of her research project, it also validated the significance of her work, Sarika Sharma says.
— Published on Dec 6th, 2024
Conference provides anti-racism strategies for health care providers
The 2024 Great Lakes Biennial Nursing Conference attracted over 100 attendees, showcased 40 health care presentations and posters, and featured Indigenous Research Chair and guest speaker, Dr. Holly Graham.
Over 100 guests attended the Great Lakes Biennial Nursing Conference, held on Nov. 23 at University of Windsor’s Vanier Hall.
Keynote speaker Holly Graham highlighted the impact of racism on the health outcomes of First Nation, Métis, and Inuit Peoples, and provided a practical approach to addressing racism in the health care setting utilizing her “CPR RACISM toolkit.”
— Published on Dec 6th, 2024
Vessels of Song: Origins, Decline, and Renaissance of Klezmer Music
On Tuesday, May 28 (2:30 - 4:00 pm, in the Performance Hall at the School of Creative Arts), percussionist Nick Papador, Professor in the School of Creative Arts, will offer a lecture and sampling of the music that he published and discussed in his recent book, Vessels of Song: A Collection of Klezmer Suites for Mallet Ensemble.
Public Reading by D.M. Bradford
English & Creative Writing is hosting Griffin-nominated poet D. M. Bradford Nov. 23, 4pm, in the Leddy Collaboratory.
UWill Discover Sustainable Futures
UWill Discover Sustainable Futures is a year-long peer-reviewed project where students share their scholarship, research, and creative activities in academic and public settings. In the fall and winter semesters, we host pre-conference workshops and a writing retreat. During March 20 - 24 and March 31, students conduct oral presentations, poster sessions, and a Twitter conference. In the summer of 2023, we will be publishing conference proceedings from selected works.