A new model for the university’s Head Start orientation program will see student leaders take a more active role.
A new model for the university’s Head Start orientation program will see student leaders take a more active role.
Organizers have posted the online registration form for Head Start. New students have started receiving their admissions packages with directions to sign up for the orientation program, says Beth Oakley, director of the Student Success Centre, which should spark more inquiries about the transition to university.
“Members of the campus community should be ready to receive questions from new admits as they begin to register for their courses,” she says.
Head Start 2016 will welcome new students by academic program:
Programs of the Student Success Centre aim to share academic skills.
The Writing Support Desk will be available to summer students on Mondays and Tuesdays throughout the summer.
The Student Success Centre offers services to enhance students’ university experiences and contribute to their academic and career achievements.
A light dusting outside Essex Hall constitutes the first snowfall of winter 2014/15.
Facility Services puts a priority on clearing snow from wheelchair ramps and other accessible building entrances.
Abby Nakhaie is the lucky winner of a Samsung Galaxy in the incentive prize draw for the United Way’s campus campaign.
A number of UWindsor faculty and staff won prizes in a draw for donors to the campus United Way campaign.
The If You See It, Report It campaign calls on members of the campus community to report conditions that may present barriers to accessibility.
Successful service: Beth Oakley (right), director of the Student Success Centre, hands a vegetarian hotdog to a student during Thursday’s Campus Community Barbecue.
Hundreds of students and employees enjoyed a free luncheon Thursday during the Campus Community Barbecue.
