Prize winner Pauline Strong accepts congratulations from Datta Pillay, co-chair of the campus campaign for United Way.
The campus campaign for United Way has reached more than $97,000 in donations and pledges.
The United Way appreciation event is Thursday in Katzman Lounge.
The United Way appreciation event is Thursday in Katzman Lounge.
United Way volunteer canvasser Anita Bondy accepts a gift card from sponsored employee Sara McNorton following a prize draw at the November 1 kick-off event to launch the campus campaign.
Working with the United Way has been an eye-opening experience for the University’s sponsored employee, Sara McNorton.
The campus community is invited to celebrate the successes of this year’s campaign for United Way.
Provost Douglas Kneale and Rita LaCivita, vice-president human resources, team up to raise the United Way flag Tuesday. It will wave over the campus during the charity’s month-long fund-raising campaign.
The campus campaign for United Way represents an opportunity to show leadership in service, says provost Douglas Kneale.
The United Way flag will rise outside Chrysler Hall Tower at 10 a.m. Tuesday, signalling the University’s commitment to the local charity.
The United Way flag will rise outside Chrysler Hall Tower at 10 a.m. Tuesday, signalling the University’s commitment to the local charity.
The On Track to Success program provides access to tutoring and individualized support to participating youths chosen from vulnerable populations.
The campus campaign for United Way will kick off its 2016 fundraising on Tuesday, November 1.
Brooklyn Echlin, soon to begin secondary school studies, said the Discovery Day program helped to introduce her to the UWindsor campus.
Discovery Day brought west end residents to campus for presentations that included a stage performance, nursing simulation and science demonstration.
UWindsor employees may apply for a paid position promoting the success of the 2016 United Way campaign.
Student enrollees in the West Windsor poverty reduction program On Track to Success pose during an event to announce its launch, Wednesday in the Odette Building.
A UWindsor business professor will measure the impact of a program to provide vulnerable students with support to reach their educational potentials.
