Chemistry professor Simon Rondeau-Gagné’s stretchable electronics is one of the research fields to be featured in a tour for Canadian policy-makers of UWindsor exploration.
Visits this month to the UWindsor will remind Canadian policy-makers about the critical role the University plays in important areas of research.
Nursing professor Judy Bornais is one of two recipients of the Alumni Award for Distinguished Contributions to University Teaching honoured during the University’s 107th Convocation ceremonies.
The Alumni Association conferred teaching awards on professors Jeremey Rawson and Judy Bornais during Convocation.
Kathy Deshaies and Fran Meloche have received awards from the Council of Ontario University Programs in Nursing in honour of National Nursing Week.
The Council of Ontario University Programs in Nursing has recognized the contributions of two professionals with UWindsor ties.
UWindsor nursing student Maggie Boglitch and her mother Sam Boglitch hold a $20,000 cheque on the set of The Ellen DeGeneres Show. The donation will help offset the former’s grad school expenses.
Talk show host Ellen DeGeneres surprised Master of Nursing student Maggie Boglitch with a donation toward her graduate education.
Mark Lubrick, a learning specialist in the Office of Open Learning, takes in Leddy Library displays on the history of Windsor’s Metropolitan School of Nursing.
Displays in the Leddy Library celebrate National Nursing Week with materials on the local history of nursing education.
Recipients Lana Lee and Chris Wellington display their awards in these photos by Mike Kovaliv.
Two members of the UWindsor faculty have been honoured for their work with students of the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry – Windsor Campus.
Members of the 30-student contingent which represented the University of Windsor at the 2017 Nursing Games.
Students at every level of Windsor’s four-year B.ScN program came together last weekend to finish atop the 2017 Nursing Games.
Campus workshops offer sexual assault resistance skills to first-year female students in business, law or nursing.
Donna Wellington has been selected for a fellowship meant to establish the next generation of women leaders in health care.
Donna Wellington has been selected for a fellowship meant to establish the next generation of women leaders in health care.
The new UWindsor PhD program in nursing combines coursework, comprehensive exams and a dissertation.
The UWindsor Faculty of Nursing looks forward to welcoming its first PhD students in the fall, says dean Linda Patrick.
The new degree program, focused on health outcomes and health services research, will combine coursework, comprehensive exams and a dissertation. It will prepare its graduates to assume leadership roles in academic and practice settings.
“Our PhD program will engage candidates in research and scholarly activities that will ready them for policy development as well as the design and delivery of patient care,” Dr. Patrick says.
