Incoming graduate student Matt Meeks, who is working on a study with UWindsor psychology professor Onawa LaBelle this summer, has been awarded one of 107 research training internships at the University of Windsor.
Psychology student Matt Meeks has been awarded one of 97 research training internships at the University of Windsor.
Michael Lucenkiw is the founder of Environment Machine Shop, one of seven startups gaining expertise this summer through EPICentre.
Michael Lucenkiw is the founder of Environment Machine Shop, one of seven startups gaining expertise this summer through EPICentre.
Messages from current students are part of a toolkit to help newcomers transition to university.
A First Year Transition Toolkit brings together resources for students entering the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences.
Women’s and Gender Studies has launched five new scholarships worth $1,000 each.
Women’s and Gender Studies has launched five new scholarships worth $1,000 each.
Chicago demonstrators protest police brutality.
Reza Nakhaie co-authored an article for The Conversation entitled “Black Lives Matter Movement Finds New Urgency and Allies Because of COVID-19.”
Psychology professor Lance Rappaport is leading a study of the impact the COVID-19 crisis is having on the mental health of local children.
Respondents are needed for a study examining the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the mental health of children in the Windsor-Essex area.
UWindsor professor Reza Nakhaie will work with the local YMCA to study the effects of COVID-19 on the mental health of immigrant and refugee youth.
UWindsor professor Reza Nakhaie will work with the local YMCA to study the effects of COVID-19 on the mental health of immigrant and refugee youth.
English professor Sandra Muse Isaacs has recommended a list of books appropriate for #Indigenous Reads.
English professor Sandra Muse Isaacs has recommended a list of books appropriate for #Indigenous Reads.
UWindsor music alumni Lisette Gagnon and Tyler Sasso will present a charity concert through Facebook on Friday, June 26.
UWindsor music alumni Lisette Gagnon and Tyler Sasso will present a charity concert through Facebook on Friday, June 26.
Setting deep roots of compassion is the only way for the global family to grow, writes sociology professor Renu Persaud.
Setting deep roots of compassion is the only way for the global family to grow, writes sociology professor Renu Persaud.
