Two one-hour wellness sessions offered this week by the University’s employee assistance provider are tailored to help staff and faculty manage change and loss.
Welcoming Change into Your Life
Wednesday, April 18, 9 a.m., Centennial Room, Vanier Hall
What can contemporary scientific psychology, barely 150 years old, teach us about the emotions that literary and philosophical inquiry cannot? A symposium on the UWindsor campus April 20 and 21 will bring scholars from around the world to explore that question.
According to the Canadian Cancer Society, 23,400 Canadian women were found to have breast cancer in 2011 -- an average of 64 every day. Learn more about this disease at an information session Tuesday, April 24.
Drew Verdam is looking for the Wow! factor.
The University’s executive chef, he will lead a team from Food Services in the Battle of the Hors D’oeuvres, April 26 at the St. Clair College Centre for the Arts – and he’s in it to win.
Forward-thinking municipalities may one day be able to generate revenue from an unavoidable process on which they already spend millions of dollars if a UWindsor scientist can develop a process to create eco-friendly fuel from organic waste.
When it comes to the making of a hero, timing is everything, and it’s all about location, location, location, says Brian Owens, UWindsor archivist and librarian responsible for rare books and special collections.
Members of the Lancer varsity soccer teams will volunteer as referees for the second annual Smiles 4 Miles four-on-four soccer tournament, May 5 at École Secondaire L’Essor.
It’s that time again – April 30 marks the end of the University’s fiscal year.
The finance department is preparing for the end of the 2011/12 fiscal year, and financial reporting manager Arla Peters says university employees are an essential part of the process.
The trauma of sexual abuse causes a host of painful effects in the lives of survivors, often continuing for years beyond the incidents of abuse. Lack of attention to their spiritual needs may cause further suffering, says Stevan Wlusek.
UWindsor students, staff, alumni and retirees are among the performers who will take to the stage Sunday, April 15, for the Windsor Community Choir’s spring concert, “A Great Day of Song.”
