Forensic anthropologist John Albanese, a professor in the Department of Integrative Biology, has received a federal grant to travel to Brazil in the fall to resume research and teaching at the Federal University of São Paulo.
Clayton Smith and George Zhou, professors in the Faculty of Education, have published a new textbook that offers teaching strategies for culturally and linguistically diverse international students.
The North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity has elected UWindsor doctoral candidate Katie Hirsch its student representative for 2022-23.
Martha Kerube Euceda Carias, student recruitment adviser for Latin America, visits the UWindsor campus during last week’s FAM Tour to give international agents first-hand knowledge of the University and region.
Majid Ahmadi welcomes new students to the Master of Engineering during an orientation session May 7.
UWindsor students enjoy a study-abroad field course in Costa Rica in May 2022.
The return of study-abroad opportunities will see UWindsor students engage in fieldwork this summer in Costa Rica and Iceland.
Nadia Stephaniuk and other members of the Windsor Barvinok Ukrainian Dance Ensemble are hosting a dinner May 26 to benefit humanitarian efforts in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The United Nations has designated a partnership between the University of Windsor and Wayne State University a Regional Centre of Expertise on Education for Sustainable Development.
International students willing to discuss their campus experiences for a study into potential micro-aggressions can receive a $20 gift card.
Dean of engineering Bill Van Heyst receives a Meenakari marble plate from Indian consul general in Toronto Apoorva Srivastava. Meenakari is the art of ornamenting the surface of marble and metals by fusing over brilliant colours in an intricate design.
