Jane McArthur and Amy Peirone have each won a berth in the next round of competition in the SSHRC Storytellers contest.
Jane McArthur and Amy Peirone have each won a berth in the next round of competition in the SSHRC Storytellers contest.
Former IBM exec Debbie Landers is a keynote speaker at a professional development event for graduate students April 23.
Propel XL, April 23, is a professional development event for graduate students.
Master’s student Karly Dominato was recognized for going above and beyond in research Wednesday by the Faculty of Science.
Master’s student Karly Dominato was recognized for going above and beyond in research Wednesday by the Faculty of Science.
A soccer tournament Saturday will benefit a scholarship fund for first- and second-generation Canadians.
A soccer tournament Saturday will benefit a scholarship fund for first- and second-generation Canadians.
Doctoral student Katy Switzer took top honours in UWindsor’s Three Minute Thesis competition Monday.
Doctoral student Katy Switzer took top honours in UWindsor’s Three Minute Thesis competition Monday.
Today’s Three Minute Thesis competition will challenge master’s and doctoral students to explain their research to a non-specialist audience.
Today’s Three Minute Thesis competition will challenge master’s and doctoral students to explain their research to a non-specialist audience.
Patrick Jagielski’s polar bear video with 764 views — each view counts as one vote.
NSERC’s graduate video contest Science Action! will close voting March 27.
Research by graduate students in education is the subject of a conference on the UWindsor campus Tuesday, March 12.
The Three Minute Thesis competition challenges master’s and doctoral students to explain their research to a non-specialist audience.
The Three Minute Thesis competition challenges master’s and doctoral students to explain their research to a non-specialist audience.
Grads of the Odette MBA-PAS program achieved a 93 per cent pass rate on the examination leading to designation as chartered professional accountants.
Grads of the Odette MBA-PAS program achieved a 93 per cent pass rate on the examination leading to designation as chartered professional accountants.
