Odette School of Business students Emily Teetzel, Samantha Marasco de Man, Lindsay Ye, and Rashed Bin Najib beat out six other schools to win the HRPA case competition in Toronto.
A team from the Odette School of Business claimed first place in the HRPA case competition in Toronto.
A soccer tournament Saturday will benefit a scholarship fund for first- and second-generation Canadians.
A soccer tournament Saturday will benefit a scholarship fund for first- and second-generation Canadians.
The World Health Innovation Network has appointed Randy Bradley as an adjunct faculty and advisory council member.
Sixteen teams from 10 business schools competed in the Border City Financial Case Competition, last weekend at the University of Windsor.
Sixteen teams from 10 business schools competed in the Border City Financial Case Competition, last weekend at the University of Windsor.
Projects of the UWindsor chapter of Enactus took top honours in every category at the student organization’s Central Canada regional competition.
Projects of the UWindsor chapter of Enactus took top honours in every category at the student organization’s Central Canada regional competition.
Supply chain professionals Pina Melchionna, Al-Azhar Khalfan, Tracy Arnold, and Adam Pernasilici addressed students Friday at the Odette School of Business.
About 70 students of the Odette School of Business met Friday with professionals in the field of logistics and supply chains.
A social Feb. 26 will connect potential participants in the EPIC Blue Sky competition.
A social Feb. 26 will connect potential participants in the EPIC Blue Sky competition.
A new cross-border dialogue is intended to improve healthcare outcomes for citizens of Canada and the United States.
Alumni of the University of Windsor business faculty are invited to a wine and cheese social in Vancouver on Feb. 12.
Dean Mitch Fields will host a wine and cheese social for University of Windsor business alumni in Vancouver on Feb. 12.
Grads of the Odette MBA-PAS program achieved a 93 per cent pass rate on the examination leading to designation as chartered professional accountants.
Grads of the Odette MBA-PAS program achieved a 93 per cent pass rate on the examination leading to designation as chartered professional accountants.
