Craig Pinnock of Northbridge Financial presents on “Diversity for Business Success.”
Odette School of Business faculty, staff, and students participated in a number of events commemorating Black History – Black Futures month.
A team of UWindsor students demonstrated their business skills at the national competition of ACE Canada, dedicated to Achievement, Connection, and Empowerment. From left: Maryam Nuaimi, Deema Boji, Geoffry Parado, Natalie George, Jaden Davidson, Gilles Ntore, Faadel Al Asfari, Ashley Deslippe, and Daniya Syeda.
Business and psychology student Aysha Mian hosts the news program “the Anchor” on campus-community radio station CJAM fm.
Business and psychology student Aysha Mian hosts the news program “the Anchor” on campus-community radio station CJAM fm.
Vincent Georgie, a marketing instructor and executive director of the Windsor International Film Festival, recalls the contributions of late director Norman Jewison.
Vincent Georgie, a marketing instructor and executive director of the Windsor International Film Festival, recalls the contributions of late director Norman Jewison.
University Players presents The Glass Menagerie in the Essex Hall Theatre through Jan. 28.
Nathan Bull (right) and his family, including siblings Dylan and Jasmine, have been buoyed by community support in his fight against liposarcoma.
The business community is invited to the Odette School of Business’ Breakfast with the Dean research event on Jan. 11.
The business community is invited to the Odette School of Business’ Breakfast with the Dean research event on Jan. 11.
Lajeunesse team members Marko Rosa, Luka Malbasic, Xavier DaCruz, and Kanan Gosine celebrate their win with Don Gilles Ntore of the Odette Accounting Society. Missing: Lajeunesse student Judah Davis.
MBA students in the Professional Accounting Specialization program at the Odette School of Business achieved a pass rate of 86 per cent on the examination to qualify for the Chartered Professional Accountant designation.
Odette students achieved a pass rate of 86 per cent on the examination to qualify for the Chartered Professional Accountant designation.
Celebrating the naming of the Sue Skrobiak MBA Lounge were Bijan Mandal, Amie Mandal, Melissa Skrobiak, Martha Reavley, and John Skrobiak.
