Psychology professor Dana Ménard shares wisdom she gleaned as a professional therapist in her new book.
Psychology professor Dana Ménard shares wisdom she gleaned as a professional therapist in her new book.
Dr. Ashley Glassburn and Loyell Bigjohn will introduce participants to Myaamia and Anishinaabemowin through the game Paapankamwa Iilweeta (Fox Says) at Art Windsor-Essex.
Women’s and Gender Studies professor Ashley Glassburn and alumnus Loyell Bigjohn will lead an interactive game at Art Windsor-Essex (AWE) on Thursday, offering participants a chance to learn regional Indigenous languages in a hands-on way.
On Thursday, Oct. 17, Dr. Glassburn and Bigjohn will introduce participants to Myaamia and Anishinaabemowin through the game Paapankamwa Iilweeta (Fox Says) as part of AWE’s Love Languages exhibit.
The University will celebrate Fall Convocation ceremonies at the Toldo Lancer Centre on Thursday and Friday, Oct. 17 and 18.
The University will celebrate Fall Convocation ceremonies at the Toldo Lancer Centre on Thursday and Friday, Oct. 17 and 18.
Ann De Shalit, a post-doctoral fellow in the School of Social Work, has received recognition from the Royal Society of Canada.
Drama professor Lee Wilson provides direction to the cast of Jekyll and Hyde, coming to the Hatch Studio Theatre stage, Oct. 30 to Nov. 8.
Architect and educator Dorian Moore received recognition from the Detroit chapter of the American Institute of Architects.
Architect and educator Dorian Moore received recognition from the Detroit chapter of the American Institute of Architects.
Psychology professor Chantal Boucher supervises the Advanced Adult Psychotherapy Practicum, which provides free mental health services to refugees settling in Windsor.
UWindsor grad Ryan Singh produced, wrote, and directed the award-winning film “Ray of Hope.”
UWindsor grad Ryan Singh produced, wrote, and directed the award-winning film Ray of Hope.
New support advisors will help provide counsel to students experiencing trauma as a result of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, says Provost and Vice-President Academic, Robert Aguirre.
“We have recognized that the current humanitarian crisis is challenging for many of us on campus, particularly for those members of groups who have been most directly impacted,” Dr. Aguirre says. “We are pleased to announce that two members of our faculty have stepped forward in this critical time to act as supports for students.”
Attendees apply their creativity to explicating technical concepts during a masterclass in science communications.
