A partnership between the Odette World Health Innovation Network (WIN) and Ontario’s Ministry of Government and Consumer Services will allow researchers to track the province’s progress in health care innovation procurement.
The ministry will invest $2.7 million over three years in the project, titled “Innovation Procurement Initiative Measures and Case Studies,” which will involve partners across the Ontario health sector.
Professors Marijke Taks (left) and Jess Dixon (right) flank MHK students in the offices of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats for meetings of the Ontario Sport Management Collective.
A chance to work alongside students from other universities is an important aspect of the Ontario Sport Management Collective.
MBA students Jesse Tepperman and Kyra Michaeloff joined professor Vincent Georgie in Los Angeles for Oscar weekend.
MBA students Jesse Tepperman and Kyra Michaeloff joined professor Vincent Georgie in Los Angeles for Oscar weekend.
The Three Minute Thesis challenges graduate students to present their research to a general audience—and fast.
Students with an eye to becoming leaders in their fields are invited to take part in the February 26 Growing Biotech Entrepreneurship workshop.
Students with an eye to becoming leaders in their fields are invited to take part in the February 26 Growing Biotech Entrepreneurship workshop.
The Three Minute Thesis challenges graduate students to present their research to a general audience—and fast.
Registration is now open for the fourth annual Three Minute Thesis competition.
Students Spencer Riehl, Lauren Stirling and Jennifer Neilson await their chance to present in the offices of Sportsnet.
Kinesiology professor Craig Greenham had his students present their research findings to executives of Rogers Media.
Rudresh Jha, a new master’s student of applied computing, poses for his UwinCARD identification photo.
Hundreds of registrants taking up studies in January attended Winter Orientation for information about available support services and the transition to campus life.
An open house November 30 will welcome prospective graduate-level students in nursing.
An open house November 30 will welcome prospective graduate-level students in nursing.
The graduate studies showcase, Thursday in the CAW Student Centre, promises representatives from every UWindsor program on hand to answer questions.
