Participants in a workshop at the Incubator Art Lab will make their own Petri dish artworks combining foods, collage, and bioart on Saturday, June 4.

Artist-in-residence Jude Abu Zaineh (MFA 2019) will lead the workshop, offered in a drop-in format from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the studio at 144 University Ave. West. Attendance is free and open to the public — no experience is necessary. Masks are required to enter and participate, and children must be accompanied by an adult.

Attendees will be sent documentation of their Petri dishes in a week, as invisible cultures become visible after incubation.

Learn more on the Facebook event page.

The Enrolment Management - Marketing team has launched a campaign encouraging students to register for their classes.

The “See You on Campus, Register to Win” campaign will run on three digital channels: UWindsor websites, social media and email marketing.

Those who register by July 7 can opt in to enter a draw for prizes:

• Gold, an iPhone 13
• Silver, a Remarkable 2 digital notepad
• Bronze, one of five Lululemon backpacks
• another 10 prizes of $100 UWinCash cards

Find more details, including rules and regulations, on the contest website.

Professional development webinars offered by Human Resources promote wellness, service excellence, and skills among UWindsor employees.

The June schedule includes:

• Compassion, Empathy, and Kindness in Service Interactions
  June 7, 1 p.m.
  This session will highlight practical tips for creating a service culture grounded in compassion, kindness, and empathy.
• Engaging in Meaningful Conversations About Race, Gender, and Ethnicity
  June 8, 9 a.m.
  This session will highlight key roadblocks to communicating across differences and provide practical approaches to work through them.
• Working on Campus and Remotely - Ergonomic Reminders
  June 9, 1 p.m.
  This session will provide practical tips on making simple changes to workstations at home and on campus that can help avoid discomfort and prevent injury.
• Promoting a Culture of Wellness
  June 15, 9 a.m.
  This session will highlight simple wellness-enhancing practices when working remotely and on campus.
• The Who, What and Why of E-mail Communication
  June 16, 1 p.m.
  This session will highlight components of well-drafted e-mails and tips to avoid common mistakes.

Visit the Professional Development website for facilitator information and to register. Registrants will receive the link to join prior to the session.

Campus partners are working to maintain a robust set of Knowledge Base Articles (KBAs).

The team will continue to compile a weekly digest of the most-referenced KBAs to streamline student-focused questions to ask.UWindsor to support consistent communication with current and future students.

These are this week’s top-five referenced KBAs:

• How do I accept my offer to an undergraduate program at UWindsor? (352)
• How do I view my offer of admission to an undergraduate program at UWindsor? (351)
• What is the UWindsor Tuition Guarantee? (743)
• How do I know when to register for classes? (311)
• I have accepted an offer of admission to UWindsor. How do I set up my multi-factor authentication options? (536)

You can submit common questions or make suggestions to the KBA team at askkba@uwindsor.ca.