Laura Chittle and Elizabeth Ismail of the GATA Network flank kinesiology PhD student Sara Santarossa, one of the 2017 honorees for educational practice.
Nominations are open for the 2018 GATA Awards recognizing contributions to the University’s learning environment by graduate and teaching assistants.
The Three Minute Thesis competition challenges grad students to present their research quickly and engagingly to a non-specialist audience.
Registration is open through March 1 for the UWindsor Three Minute Thesis competition.
The Three Minute Thesis competition challenges grad students to present their research to a non-specialist audience in just three minutes.
Registration is open through March 1 for the UWindsor Three Minute Thesis competition.
Waleed Mebane, a doctoral candidate in argumentation studies, will explore the topic of “Argument Mining” in a free public lecture February 16.
An open house reception Friday, February 16, will celebrate the retirements of UWindsor staff members Nancy and Peter Steeves.
A session in Windsor on Thursday, February 1, will provide an overview of the Master of Social Work for Working Professionals program.
The initial cohort of UWindsor kinesiology doctoral candidates: Kristy Smith, Matt Hoffman, Michelle Guerrero, Kelly Carr.
University of Windsor’s first PhD in kinesiology, Matt Hoffmann, successfully defended his dissertation Tuesday.
Writing sessions every Thursday at the Leddy Library will help grad students stay focused, get motivated, and be inspired.
Writing sessions every Thursday at the Leddy Library will help grad students stay focused, get motivated, and be inspired.
Organizers of the GATA Winter Academy are calling on instructors to encourage their students to participate.
Dylan Verburg, a master’s candidate in environmental engineering, and professor Rajesh Seth work to improve drinking water quality in the capital of India.
Engineering student Dylan Verburg is in India working on a research project aiming to improve water quality in New Delhi.
