The OHREA awards recognize work to advance human rights, social justice, diversity, inclusivity, employment equity, mental health, and accessibility.
The OHREA awards recognize work to advance human rights, social justice, diversity, inclusivity, employment equity, mental health, and accessibility.
Science major Lladaneyah Gayle was honoured by Ontario lieutenant governor Edith Dumont for her anti-racism work.
New support advisors will help provide counsel to students experiencing trauma as a result of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, says Provost and Vice-President Academic, Robert Aguirre.
“We have recognized that the current humanitarian crisis is challenging for many of us on campus, particularly for those members of groups who have been most directly impacted,” Dr. Aguirre says. “We are pleased to announce that two members of our faculty have stepped forward in this critical time to act as supports for students.”
The Franco-Ontarian flag will fly over campus on Wednesday, Sept. 25.
As director of the Black Scholars Institute, Camisha Sibblis is leading efforts to support and advance Black scholarship.
As director of the Black Scholars Institute, Camisha Sibblis is leading efforts to support and advance Black scholarship.
Alleson Mason researches the challenges faced by Black students in Canadian schools and the ways communities are addressing these issues.
Alleson Mason researches the challenges faced by Black students in Canadian schools and the ways communities are addressing these issues.
The federal Canada Research Coordinating Committee has released a research training strategy.
The federal Canada Research Coordinating Committee has released a research training strategy.
Acting associate dean of engineering for professional programs Darryl Danelon speaks with some new Master of Engineering students at a Sept. 3 orientation session.
Sociology professor Carlo Charles draws on his Haitian upbringing to explore the intersection of international migration, race, gender, and sexuality.
Sociology professor Carlo Charles draws on his Haitian upbringing to explore the intersection of international migration, race, gender, and sexuality.
Are you a faculty researcher examining ways to dismantle barriers faced by equity-deserving groups in higher education? Do you have an idea for a bold, potentially game-changing proposal that could address barriers at the University of Windsor?
The Office of Research and Innovation Services seeks expressions of interest from faculty for being nominated for the Robbins-Ollivier Excellence in Equity Award. The award is valued at $100,000 and has a one-year duration.
