Students in the Master of Social Work program will showcase ideas for enhancing the Windsor-Essex community and its social service agencies at “The Power of Social Work: Breaking New Ground,” a research proposal poster session, Friday, March 30.
Attendees will be able to:
No joke, says box office coordinator Chris Knack – tickets to this weekend’s performances of Some Girl(s) can be purchased at a discounted rate of $14.
Almost 200 advice gurus assisted more than 200 first-year students with their transition to university through the Educational Development Centre’s Connecting4Success mentorship program this year.
Campus flags are lowered today in memory of retired food services worker Elizabeth Nehr, who died March 10. She commenced working at the University of Windsor in 1967 as general cafeteria help and retired from that position in 1985. A private family service has taken place.
Music therapy combines her two passions: music and helping others, says Alison Moraites.
UWindsor’s Centre for Smart Community Innovation (CSCI) is the IT power behind the launch of the United Way Windsor-Essex County’s new volunteer matching Web site, WEVolunteer.ca, celebrated Tuesday in the CAW Student Centre.
University Players has announced an “exciting and fun-filled” lineup of plays for 2012/13, says Lionel Walsh, director of the School of Dramatic Art.
Ontario universities welcomed the government’s continued commitment to support projected growth in student enrolment, the Council of Ontario Universities announced in a response to the provincial budget tabled Tuesday.
Café Chez Vanier’s “Best of the Best” promotion continues today — Wednesday, March 28 — with a barbecue dinner on the outdoor terrace from 5 to 7 p.m. featuring grilled strip loin steak, burgers, or a quarter chicken, as well as penne primavera, vegetarian hot dogs and burgers.
The biggest adjustment to studying law was the constant consideration of right and wrong, says Brady Donohue.
“No matter what path you take, there will be ethical questions to navigate,” says the first-year student of Windsor Law.
