The social work doctoral candidate Beth Archer-Kuhn says before new policies are drafted, she recommends considering parental experiences of child custody.
A study says that the legal system is well positioned to facilitate better education and support to parents navigating the challenges of shared decision-making.
Alumna Jenny Perla Leon is the first Canadian to be accepted into a highly-competitive International Business graduate program.
UWindsor graduate is the first Canadian to be accepted into a unique international business and development master's program.
Political science professor Martha Lee will be remembered as a distinguished academic, as well as a warm and supportive friend and mentor.
Yashasvini Rajeswar has recently completed a UWindsor research internship exploring the role of religion and politics on a global scale.
A political science student from India has recently completed a UWindsor research internship exploring the role of religion and politics on a global scale
The concert on Friday, July 31, includes a program of Bach, Chopin, Rachmaninoff, Liszt, Lehar, Verdi and Puccini, performed by Italian pianist Marco Francesco Palazzi; soprano Erin Armstrong, violinist Velda Kelly; and cellist Nadine Deleury on cello.
UWindsor will be hosting an evening of music featuring a piano performance and a concert of duets,Friday, July 31,
The Center for French Colonial Studies annual meeting will take place on campus and will focus on the French people in the Detroit River region in the 18th century
Online registration is now open for the 2015 meeting of the Center for French Colonial Studies, organized and hosted by UWindsor, October 23 to 25.
According to Guillaume Teasdale, assistant professor in the History department and a member of the organization’s international advisory board of directors, this is the first time in many years that the American-based historical organization’s annual meeting will be held in Canada.
English professor Dale Jacobs realized he could use his training in composition and rhetoric to think about comic books.
The revival of comic books and graphic novels in the 21st century has seen the medium transition from a children’s pastime to a subject of academic study.
Alumna Pearl Van Geest recently won the 2015 Canadian Art Foundation Writing Prize. Photo credit: alumnus Arturo Herrara.
Visual Arts alumna Pearl Van Geest receives the 2015 Canadian Art Foundation Writing Prize
UWindsor’s first Cartoonist-in-Residence Scott Chantler will take his post in September.
The English Department’s Writer-in-Residence program is shifting gears this fall with the introduction of UWindsor’s first Cartoonist-in-Residence, Scott Chantler, who will take his post in September. UWindsor is thought to be the first Canadian university to step into the realm of cartoon study with its Writer-in-Residence program.
From left to right: Applied social psychology doctoral candidates, Twiladawn Stonefish , Ashlyne O'Neil and Joan Craig were enlisted by the Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario to survey provincial colleges for the study, The Recruitment of Underrepresented Groups at Ontario Colleges: A Survey of Current Practices.
Three applied social psychology doctoral candidates’ study says Ontario colleges can better recruit and retain underrepresented groups
