Staff in the Student Success and Leadership Centre are looking forward to having lunch delivered by student volunteers next week.
Student participants in the 2018 Alternative Spring Break program will deliver lunch to any office on campus on Tuesday, December 12.
An “Ask Me” button identifies its wearer as someone willing to give direction to campus visitors for Head Start.
Organizers of Head Start are excited about several enhancements to the orientation program.
Wearing an “Ask Me” button identifies UWindsor faculty and staff as people with answers for newcomers to campus.
Wearing an “Ask Me” button identifies UWindsor faculty and staff as people with answers for newcomers to campus.
Wearing an “Ask Me” button identifies UWindsor faculty and staff as people with answers for newcomers to campus.
Wearing an “Ask Me” button identifies UWindsor faculty and staff as people with answers for newcomers to campus.
Wearing an “Ask Me” button identifies UWindsor faculty and staff as people with answers for newcomers to campus.
Wearing an “Ask Me” button identifies UWindsor faculty and staff as people with answers for newcomers to campus.
UWindsor president Alan Wildeman congratulates employees from the dean of engineering’s office for their team service award: Sarah Cats, Mark Gryn, Shelby Marchand and Shelly Scurr (not pictured: Linda Breschuk).
Nominations are now open for UWindsor Employee Recognition Awards.
President Alan Wildeman (far left) and chief human resources officer Rita LaCivita (far right) congratulate award winners Domenic Iacobelli, Joe Lichaa, Joyceln Lorito, Lorraine Grondin and Lucy Formicuccia.
A reception Wednesday celebrated outstanding UWindsor employees.
President Alan Wildeman, far right, congratulates members of the Office of Research Services team on receiving the 2014 service excellence award.
The Department of Human Resources invites the campus community to the annual Employee Recognition Awards reception, Wednesday, January 28.
Shelly Scurr hands boxes of gifts to Shelby Marchand as they load a truck with donations to the Adopt-a-Family program on Tuesday.
The Faculty of Engineering raised more than $4,000 in donations to the Adopt-a-Family holiday charity drive.
Four senior students in the music therapy program will share what they have learned through practicum placements on Thursday, April 4, in a free public presentation.
“Springsong” is scheduled for 7 p.m. in Katzman Lounge, Vanier Hall.
The fourth-year presenters include:
