Students from the Early Years service-learning course invite families to bring their children ages four and up to engage in hands-on activities Saturday.
Students from the Early Years service-learning course invite families to bring their children ages four and up to engage in hands-on activities Saturday.
Don’t miss out on exciting events that will benefit Teach Tanzania, a multidisciplinary international service-learning (ISL) program.
Binge on a book, test your smarts, fight the bulge, or just indulge. Third-year nursing students have helped organize fundraisers that will surely get your heart rate up – or help bring it back down!
Fundraisers include:
The University of Windsor is set to host two international education leadership conferences.
The University of Windsor is set to host two international education leadership conferences.
Students from the Vulnerability, Marginalization and Education class check in families at the Togetherness Initiative event on Jan. 31.
Professor Patricia Gouthro of Mount Saint Vincent University will explore democratic and inclusive learning in two public events next week.
An online seminar Friday will share research on advancing gender equality in education.
An online seminar Friday will share research on advancing gender equality in education.
Master of education grad Samuel Jokodola is now a capital strategic analyst with the Alberta Ministry of Education.
Master of education grad Samuel Jokodola is now as a capital strategic analyst with the Alberta Ministry of Education.
Casimir McGeown, seated at centre, is surrounded by guests from the Let’s Talk celebration episode aired in May 2022.
Let's Talk, the talk show produced by YourTV and hosted Casimir McGeown, has come to an end.
Pre-service teacher candidates will host an exhibition Friday reflecting their perspectives and experiences in working with newcomer students.
Pre-service teacher candidates will host an exhibition Friday reflecting their perspectives and experiences in working with newcomer students.
Students reflect on their transformative journey across the world and the impact of their service-learning experience in a new documentary. From left: Tea Sekaric, Emma Thwaites, and Rachel Schulz.
