Volunteers with the campus campaign for United Way are preparing to launch the charity’s fundraising drive next week. Back: Trevor Pittman. Front from left: Lilianne Smallwood Dagraca, Soula Serra, Katie Renaud, Rachel Meeke, Sara McNorton, Christine Young.
Soula Serra values the skills she learned while earning certification as a Change Management Practitioner.
Provided by Continuing Education in collaboration with Procept Associates Ltd., the new Change Management Practitioner Certification combines the APMG International Change Management Foundation and the APMG International Change Management Practitioner into one accelerated program offered entirely online.
Soula Serra, a team lead for academic partnerships and one of the first students in the UWindsor program, values the experience.
Triyambak Tripathy describes his co-op work experience with automotive parts supplier the Narmco Group to junior students, Thursday in the Centre for Engineering Innovation.
Students from the Master of Mechanical Engineering - Automotive program presented posters on their co-op placements Wednesday.
A $50 donation to the United Way entitles UWindsor employees to a year's worth of casual-dress Thursdays.
A $50 donation to the United Way entitles UWindsor employees to a year's worth of casual-dress Thursdays.
Wearing an “Ask Me” button identifies UWindsor faculty and staff as people with answers for newcomers to campus.
Wearing an “Ask Me” button identifies UWindsor faculty and staff as people with answers for newcomers to campus.
Kristine Silva helped to organize 2014 Welcome Week activities as a volunteer with the Lead@UWindsor program.
The Office of Student Affairs is currently searching for students interested in volunteering with Lead@UWindsor.
Joanne Gibbs exhibits a button inviting questions from newcomers to campus.
The Student Success Centre invites all UWindsor staff and faculty to wear “Ask Me” buttons for the first half of September.
Residence Move-in Day—Sunday, August 31—will usher in UWindsor Welcome Week.
Residence Move-in Day—Sunday, August 31—will usher in UWindsor Welcome Week.
Faculty and staff can help to make new students feel at home while gearing themselves up for the new school year by participating in Windsor Welcome Week activities, says organizer Soula Serra of the Educational Development Centre.
“First of all, we hope to get every office or department involved,” Serra says. “So if you have any material you would like us to distribute throughout the first week from the Welcome Tent, please drop off 200 to 500 flyers or items of swag to room 117, Dillon Hall by Thursday, August 30.”
