The completion of the Sunset pedestrian corridor will be highlighted during Saturday’s open house.
The completion of the Sunset pedestrian corridor will be highlighted during Saturday’s open house.
Student Nuellah Abraham is featured in a video on UWindsor programs in sociology, anthropology and criminology.
A series of videos produced by the Student Recruitment Office shows what current students are saying about their UWindsor experiences.
Recruitment officers Mitch Bragg, Savannah Bertotti, Kelly Hurst, Krisa Cunaj, Hussein Zarif and Paul Cowan represent UWindsor at the Ontario Universities Fair.
The UWindsor student recruitment team is taking its show on the road.
Taking this show on the road: Engineering technologists Dean Poublon and Bruce Durfy load the student-designed and -built Baja vehicle, one of the featured exhibits to represent the University of Windsor at the Ontario Universities Fair.
An expanded team of faculty, students and staff will represent UWindsor at the Ontario Universities Fair next weekend at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
Fall Open House, Saturday, November 7, introduces prospective students to the University of Windsor campus, its academic programs and services.
Scheduling the UWindsor’s fall open house on a Saturday will offer a better experience to prospective students and their families.
Belinda Joseph and members of her family speak with a representative of the Faculty of Science during Friday’s information fair in the CAW Student Centre.
Touring the UWindsor campus Friday was a chance for her to learn more about what to expect from University, says Belinda Joseph. A senior at Assumption College High School planning to pursue studies in health and biomedical sciences this fall, she brought her mother and younger siblings to Spring Open House.
“I am happy to get more knowledge and learn about courses,” she said Friday as she walked through the information fair in the CAW Student Centre. “When I get more familiar, I can make better choices.”
Guided tours of the campus are a highlight of today’s open house.
About 1500 guests pre-registered for today’s UWindsor Open House, says Zora Savic, but the campus can expect more visitors than that: “We always have students who register at the last minute.”
Student communication and events coordinator in the liaison office, she says the presentations on academic programs form the heart of the day.
“Nothing helps the students more than having a chance to hear from professors about the challenges and opportunities in each discipline,” Savic says. “We know they love to meet faculty.”
Student ambassador Merina Quaggiotto checks in Naomi Belay of Woburn Collegiate Institute and her older sister Ruth Belay at Fall Open House, Friday in the CAW Student Centre.
Thousands of prospective students and their family members got a first taste of the UWindsor experience during open house Friday.
Wearing an “Ask Me” button identifies UWindsor faculty and staff as people with answers for visitors during today’s open house.
Today’s open house features tours of campus facilities and amenities, sessions on academic programs, and an information fair.
Guided tours of the campus are a highlight of Fall Open House, scheduled for Friday, November 7.
Thousands of prospective students and members of their families will visit the UWindsor campus for its Fall Open House on Friday, November 7.
