The Girls Resist research project is seeking teen girls to participate in a trial of its healthy relationships and sexuality program.
Author Deborah Dundas will discuss her book “On Class” for the Humanities Research Group on Thursday, Sept. 21.
Author Deborah Dundas will discuss her book “On Class” for the Humanities Research Group on Thursday, Sept. 21.
Winners of the 2023 GA/TA Awards. At top Haesung Ahn and Sheldon Fetter; bottom Mark Potter and Emily Varga.
The Centre for Teaching and Learning is proud to announce the winners of the GA/TA Awards.
The winners of the GA/TA award for Educational Leadership are Haesung Ahn, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Sheldon Fetter, Department of Kinesiology.
The winners of the GA/TA award for Educational Practice are Mark Potter, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, and Emily Varga, Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research.
Ahn said he was astonished and couldn’t believe that he had been selected as a recipient.
Predictive ecologist Christina Semeniuk has been elected to the Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists.
Predictive ecologist Christina Semeniuk has been elected to the Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists.
A reception last week celebrated research grants awarded by the WE-Spark Health Institute’s Igniting Discovery program.
A reception last week celebrated research grants awarded by the WE-Spark Health Institute’s Igniting Discovery program.
A workshop today in the Toldo Health Education Centre will help new graduate and teaching assistants understand and meet expectations.
Social work professor Adrian Guta is the 2023 Fulbright Canada Research Chair in Public Health at Johns Hopkins University.
UWindsor student Hannah Drew took the best poster prize at the annual conference of the Natural Health Product Research Society of Canada.
Early bird registration for the 2023 Health Research Conference closes Sept. 15.
A reception Aug. 31 at the Amherstburg Freedom Museum will open an exhibit on Black settlement in Essex County created by history student Karleigh Kochaniec.
