Jan 16th, 2012
The appointment of Diana Kao as associate vice-provost – international is a big step forward for the University’s internationalization program, says vice-provost Clayton Smith.
 Diana Kao. |
Clayton Smith
Representatives from Guangzhou College / South China University of Technology visited the University of Windsor on Wednesday, November 9.
The universities share memoranda of understanding and agreement, says Clayton Smith, vice-provost, students and international.
“We are hopeful that this visit will result in a further strengthening of our relationship with GC/SCUT,” he said.
The delegation met with the UWindsor deans of business, engineering, arts and social sciences, as well as president Alan Wildeman and other officials.
The opening of an exhibit at the Leddy Library dedicated to the female scientist who discovered radium – which revolutionized diagnostic imaging and the treatment of cancer – provided a perfect opportunity to address the need to encourage more women to pursue studies and careers in hard sciences.