Education students in the “Classroom Practice” course for primary and junior teacher candidates have published an e-book.
Windsor Law professors Christopher Waters and Wissam Aoun have taken on the role of editors-in-chief of the Canadian Bar Review.
Odette School of Business instructor Ira Cohen (far right) receives an award for achievement in the field of executive learning from Yury Boshyk (second from left), chair of the Global Forum organizing team, along with fellow honourees Wolfgang Braun, Sharon Marshall, and Brian Isaacson.
Ira Cohen, a sessional lecturer in the Odette School of Business, is honoured to receive an award for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Executive Learning.
William Baylis, president of the Canada South Science City board, is one of the judges in a case competition to suggest new exhibits for the museum.
In his book “Queer and Trans Madness,” professor Merrick Pilling provides the first comprehensive application of Mad Studies to LGBTQ experiences of mental distress.
A community forum April 6 seeks feedback from international students on a report on making Windsor-Essex more welcoming to them.
“They Tried to Bury Us, They Didn't Know We Were Seeds” by Three Collective, displayed at the Art Gallery of Windsor.
The student research conference, UWill Discover, will be delivered in person and online March 29 to April 1.
A March 25 webinar will provide instruction in “Data Management Planning for Tri-Agency Grant Applications.”
Anthrozoology student Liz Wheeler launched a podcast challenging listeners to address animal welfare issues.
