MBA students won a pizza party as the top team in Windsor Regional Hospital’s Hats on for Healthcare fundraiser. From left: students Nicolas Lacroix-Pouliot and Jovana Saric and dean Mitch Fields sell baked goods in the Odette Building.
Elder Bryan Loucks (Wassayshikung) of the Marten Dodem, Hiawatha First Nation, Bkejwanong Territories, speaks during a March 10 workshop on Indigenization of business education.
A workshop on Indigenization of Business Education, held March 10 at the Odette School of Business, included opening and closing prayers by Myrna Kicknosway, elder-in-residence in the Faculty of Law, panel discussions on Indigenizing the curriculum and the student experience at Odette, and a session about the University of Windsor’s Indigenous neighbours.
Alan Drouillard, a regional vice-president National Bank of Canada, congratulates the winning team in the case competition: Chee Hong Yap, Tran Ngoc An Vo, and Damilola Shittu.
Business student Petar Bratic is a finalist for the first global cohort of McCall MacBain Scholars.
Business student Petar Bratic is a finalist for the first global cohort of McCall MacBain Scholars.
MBA alum Trevor Georgie (centre) gave Odette students a chance to pose with the Memorial Cup as thanks for their work with Canadian Hockey League champion Saint John Sea Dogs.
UWindsor alumna Florine Ndimubandi will sing works by Black composers this weekend with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra.
UWindsor alumna Florine Ndimubandi will sing works by Black composers this weekend with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra.
Members of the UWindsor team celebrate their success at the ACE Canada case competition. From left: Han Tran, Petar Bratic, Foula Christopoulos, Tadiwa Chiteske, Brenden Tong, Jaden Davidson, and Ashley Deslippe.
Author Duncan Lam celebrates the arrival of his children’s books at Storytellers with shop owner Linda Ward.
Dean Mitch Fields of the Odette School of Business will moderate a panel discussing “Post-COVID Perspectives on Leadership in a Global Setting” during a Breakfast with the Dean on Dec. 7.
Dean Mitch Fields of the Odette School of Business will moderate a panel discussing “Post-COVID Perspectives on Leadership in a Global Setting” over breakfast Dec. 7.
Gurupdesh Pandher, professor of finance in the Odette School of Business, discussed inflation’s impact on the Canadian economy and markets with journalist Katerina Georgieva on Sept. 21.
Although the Consumer Price Index is moving in the right direction, inflation and higher interest rates to combat it will continue to have an impact on equity markets and employment, says finance professor Gurupdesh Pandher.
He discussed August data on inflation in an interview with CBC News on Sept. 21, the day of the data’s release.
