Mike Sonne’s expertise in biomechanics, paired with his love of baseball, has landed him a job as the Chicago Cubs’ new baseball scientist.
Mike Sonne’s expertise in biomechanics, paired with his love of baseball, has landed him a job as the Chicago Cubs’ new baseball scientist.
A graduate colloquium Dec. 13 will consider the essays of Michel de Montaigne.
A graduate colloquium Dec. 13 will consider the essays of Michel de Montaigne.
Joseph Zurakowski, a doctoral student of chemistry, has won a Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship.
Joseph Zurakowski, a doctoral student of chemistry, has won a Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship.
Fallon Mitchell’s research revolves around making life better for people from vulnerable populations.
A Nov. 28 workshop will offer advice to graduate students applying for scholarships.
Doctoral students specializing in sports science and strength and conditioning will work directly with Lancer varsity football, volleyball, and soccer teams.
Doctoral students specializing in sports science and strength and conditioning will work directly with Lancer varsity teams.
Celebrate Asian Heritage Month by sharing contributions of UWindsor faculty to the local and international communities.
Ashley Watt stands in a stream with fast-flowing shallow riffles, a favoured mating site for redside dace. She has drawn on her graduate studies for a children’s book about the fish.
UWindsor’s Master of Human Kinetics program in Sport Management and Leadership has been named the best graduate program in sports business in Canada.
UWindsor’s Master of Human Kinetics program in Sport Management and Leadership has been named the best graduate program in sports business in Canada.
Biochemistry alumnus Michael Ocheje received the Governor General’s Gold Medal for academic excellence during Fall Conovocation ceremonies.
