OPUS staff display a letter of congratulations from Windsor mayor Drew Dilkens (from left) communications co-ordinator Yumna Kashif, executive director Maryan Amalow, and Steve Jancev, health plan administrator.
The OPUS awards banquet is set for 6 p.m. March 22 in the student centre’s Alumni Auditorium.
Associate vice-president, student experience Ryan Flannagan shares a smile with OPUS executive director Maryan Amalow, Graduate Student Society president Amin Safaei, and OPUS administrator Steve Jancev.
Victoria Hasegawa won a bursary worth up to $1,500 towards her tuition during the OPUS barbecue September 22.
Executive director Maryan Amalow, award winners Clayton Smith and Iftekhar Basith, staffer Steve Jancev and president Ed King at the OPUS awards banquet March 24.
The 24th annual banquet of the Organization of Part-time University Students was a huge success, says executive director Maryan Amalow, with 140 guests gathering in Vanier Hall on March 24 to honour 14 awards recipients.
“It was an exceptional celebration of our 47 years of existence, acknowledging those outstanding individuals who make our university a unique place and those students that lead the way to a successful future,” she says.
Tuition bursary winner Sameena Sultana (centre) accepts congratulations from Patti Lauzon of the alumni office and OPUS officials Steve Jancev, Maryan Amalow and Edward King.
Psychology student Sameena Sultana won a waiver worth up to $1,500 off her tuition.
Students, staff and faculty enjoyed the barbecue celebrating the semester’s start held Tuesday by the Organization of Part-time University Students.
Students, staff and faculty enjoyed the barbecue celebrating the semester’s start held Tuesday by the Organization of Part-time University Students.
OPUS officials Ed King, Maryan Amalow, Chris Baillargeon and Steve Jancev attended Winter Orientation on January 7.
Social work student Michel Nakhle won a $500 bursary in a draw by OPUS during Winter Orientation.
OPUS officials congratulate provost Leo Groarke, recipient of the organization’s 2014 Friend of Students Award. From left: vice-president Anthony Meloche, health plan administrator Steve Jancev, executive director Maryan Amalow, Dr. Groarke, president Ed King.
The 22nd annual OPUS Awards Banquet recognized 14 award recipients Thursday.
The Campus Safety Audit Committee is seeking applications for funding for initiatives to promote safety for women on campus. The committee encourages creative, innovative proposals from members of the university community, including individuals or groups, faculty, staff and students.
The Campus Safety Audit Committee is a Presidential standing committee established to address personal safety issues on campus, with a focus on women's safety issues. Funding is allocated at the discretion of the committee and supports the following broad categories which meet committee objectives:
