Teaching and Learning

By Sara Elliott

Three Odette School of Business faculty members took top honours at Canada's premier event for business academics.

Their research won best paper awards at the 2025 Administrative Sciences Association of Canada (ASAC) annual conference held in May. 

"These achievements showcase the incredible depth of research talent at the Odette School of Business,” notes associate dean Dr. Karen Robson.  

As applications open for the Rhodes Scholarship, students are invited to attend one of two upcoming information sessions to learn more about the process.

An English-language session will take place online on Monday, June 2, followed by a French-language session on Thursday, June 5, but at 1 p.m.

Grace Mitchell says helping plan the African Diaspora Youth Conference was the highlight of her university experience. And she got to do it two years in a row.  

The psychology undergraduate worked alongside nine other students to plan activities for potential future University of Windsor students. 

“Seeing the high school students enjoy the activities we planned for them, making new friends, and talking about their plans and goals for post-secondary makes me feel like I'm making a positive impact in their lives,” says Mitchell. 

The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) of the Government of Japan is now accepting applications for the 2026 MEXT Research Student Scholarship. 

The undergraduate scholarship is currently accepting applications until May 30, 2025. Opportunities for university graduates interested in research in Japan are available through May 23, 2025.  

This prestigious scholarship provides funding for full tuition fees, a monthly allowance, and roundtrip travel between Japan and Canada.