A symposium June 17 and 18 will delve into the needs of culturally and linguistically diverse students in online or open environments.
A symposium June 17 and 18 will delve into the needs of culturally and linguistically diverse students in online or open environments.
Published as an open educational resource, a new textbook explores leadership of learning organizations.
Published as an open educational resource, a new textbook explores leadership of learning organizations.
Professors Jody Ralph, Jess Dixon, Julie Smit, Clayton Smith, and Carlin Miller are among the faculty members who benefited from a retreat for those in mid-career.
A two-day retreat in June 2018 focused on mid-career faculty.
Dean of students Clayton Smith congratulates GEM Award winners Laura Handsor, Ann Marie Hranka, Tim Kenney, Ashley Seguin and (seated) Mike MacKinnon, Rosemary Briscoe and Chris Zelezney.
The Going the Extra Mile Awards celebrate the work of student affairs staff.
Executive director Maryan Amalow, award winners Clayton Smith and Iftekhar Basith, staffer Steve Jancev and president Ed King at the OPUS awards banquet March 24.
The 24th annual banquet of the Organization of Part-time University Students was a huge success, says executive director Maryan Amalow, with 140 guests gathering in Vanier Hall on March 24 to honour 14 awards recipients.
“It was an exceptional celebration of our 47 years of existence, acknowledging those outstanding individuals who make our university a unique place and those students that lead the way to a successful future,” she says.
A seminar Monday night will invite accomplished students to consider the Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford University.
Arts and communications student Leila White receives congratulations from dean of students Clayton Smith and Lynn Charron, acting team lead of residence life, for combining academic success and student leadership during a reception held on February 3.
A reception Wednesday celebrated the academic accomplishments of residence students.
The Student Success Centre’s academic advising team have recently relocated from their previous space in the CAW Student Centre Commons area, to Dillon Hall 115.
Students seeking general academic advice will now find the advisors at room 115, Dillon Hall, as the team has recently relocated from the CAW Student Centre Commons area.
“This will allow us to bring together in Dillon Hall our advising services with other key Student Success Centre services, which will enhance the UWindsor student experience,” says dean of students Clayton Smith.
Dean of students Clayton Smith (left) and Karen Benzinger (right), acting executive director of student affairs, congratulate student GEM awardees Jessica Tetreault and Ibukunoluwa Adekoya.
Their efforts to help fellow students earned three honourees awards for Going the Extra Mile.
Put yourself in the picture: an April 7 seminar is aimed at helping students apply for a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford University.
A seminar April 7 is aimed at helping students apply for a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford University.
