Arts professor Lee Rodney received federal funding for her project to redraw maps overriding the official Canada-U.S. border.
Five UWindsor researcher have received more than $539,000 in Insight Grants from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.
Sara Santarossa is a finalist in the SSHRC Storytellers contest.
Sara Santarossa is a finalist in the SSHRC Storytellers contest.
A new book compiles research on the Leadership Experience for Academic Directions program.
A new book compiles research on the Leadership Experience for Academic Directions program.
Doctoral students Sara Santarossa, Renée Taylor, and Kathleen Wilson are among 25 finalists in the national Storytellers competition.
Research by the Human Systems Lab at the University of Windsor will examine how drivers interact with vehicle automation.
Research by the Human Systems Lab at the University of Windsor will examine how drivers interact with vehicle automation.
Kinesiology professor Dave Andrews has been named a 3M National Teaching Fellow.
Kinesiology professor Dave Andrews has been named a 3M National Teaching Fellow.
Research by a UWindsor PhD candidate informs a podcast exploring topics of body image, body shaming, and self-confidence.
Research by a UWindsor PhD candidate informs a podcast exploring topics of body image, body shaming, and self-confidence.
Jason Black will discuss the issue of Native American mascots in sports in a free public lecture Friday.
Jason Black will discuss the issue of Native American mascots in sports in a free public lecture Friday.
Human kinetics student Olivia Starling (left) plants seedlings in a garden outside a school in rural Jamaica.
Nine UWindsor students spent their study week in Jamaica, supporting water conservation programs.
The Faculty of Human Kinetics issued 90th birthday congratulations Monday to Pat Galasso, its founding dean.
Dr. Galasso helmed the establishment in 1965 of what was then called the the School of Physical and Health Education, only the second faculty in the Commonwealth in this field of study.
Galasso and his wife retired in 1997 and returned to Kingston, where they met. They love dancing, attending grad seminars, and volunteering in a program to help students cope with the demands of post-secondary life.
