A May 14 workshop will provide opportunities to meet and work with others on campus to champion the Instagram platform.
A May 14 workshop will provide opportunities to meet and work with others on campus to champion the Instagram platform.
A fourth round in the University’s faculty and staff virtual trivia competition is set for March 12.
A fourth round in the University’s faculty and staff virtual trivia competition is set for March 12.
Jessica Michelin is one of six students recognized for exceptional achievement in the Ways of Knowing course.
Six students received acknowledgement of their exceptional achievement in the Ways of Knowing course.
Share your holiday photos and videos through the University’s social media channels.
Share your holiday photos and videos through the University’s social media channels.
Students in the course “Social Media & Mobile Technology” are promoting Nov. 13 as World Kindness Day.
BlackBerry VP Neelam Sandhu will hear proposal pitches from students in the Ways of Knowing class.
BlackBerry VP Neelam Sandhu will hear proposal pitches from students in the Ways of Knowing class.
Alina Hussey combined coursework with the EPIC Discovery Program to develop a business offering online instruction in yoga.
Alina Hussey combined coursework with the EPIC Discovery Program to develop a business offering online instruction in yoga.
Ways of Doing student Stephanie Gonçalves attended the 2019 conference of the Human Development and Capabilities Association in London, England, and will present at the 2020 conference with fellow student Hassan Shaban and course instructor Tim Brunet.
The course “Ways of Doing - Capabilities Approach” will extend opportunities for experiential learning this summer.
Windsor-West MP Brian Masse, who has proposed making Ojibway Shores an Urban National Park, will hear suggestions from UWindsor students about what it should feature on Friday.
UWindsor students will present MP Brian Masse with suggestions for his proposed Urban National Park on Friday.
Ways of Knowing students John Cooper and Zainab Ikpong suggest projects promoting clean energy and responsible production to BlackBerry executive Neelam Sandhu, Feb. 14 in the Leddy Library.
Students enjoyed a unique learning experience Friday: pitching projects to an executive from tech company BlackBerry.
