The Lead program provides interested students with opportunities to build skills while gaining valuable experience.
The Lead program provides interested students with opportunities to build skills while gaining valuable experience.
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.
Business major Melissa Li receives a free portrait by artist James Masse during 2015 welcome week activities.
The UWindsor Welcome Week committee invites individuals and organizations to submit proposals for fall orientation.
The UWindsor Welcome Week committee invites proposals for the fall orientation week, September 4 to 10.
Residence life coordinators Jocelyn Lorito, Jacqueline Mellish and Amber Norman encourage contributions to the Day of Action.
Residence Services is launching a drive to restock the shelves of the student food bank.
A breakfast reception will take place December 8 to honour UWindsor employees who in 2010 reached milestones of 10, 20, 30 or 40 years of service to the University. Since this is the first annual years of service celebration, employees who have contributed beyond 40 years will also be recognized. Honourees will receive a gift and a Service Award.
The Years of Service Breakfast is part of a new program of employee recognition now in development by the Department of Human Resources. This event is in addition to the 25 Years of Service lunch which takes place annually in the spring.
