Completing an inventory of experiential learning courses positions the university to expand opportunities for students.
Completing an inventory of experiential learning courses positions the university to expand opportunities for students.
Applications for fall term grants from Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated Learning Canada are being accepted until June 15.
Applications for fall term grants from Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated Learning Canada are being accepted until June 15.
A March 30 workshop will explore “Developing Short-term International Study Abroad Opportunities.”
A March 30 workshop will explore “Developing Short-term International Study Abroad Opportunities.”
A new Guide to Risk Management for Experiential Learning can help ensure a safe and successful educational experience for students.
Winners of Monday’s trivia quiz will each receive vouchers for a pair of tickets to the Windsor International Film Festival.
Winners of Monday’s trivia quiz will each receive vouchers for a pair of tickets to the Windsor International Film Festival.
A Windsor Lancers scarf is just one of the gift ideas recommended by campus experts.
The UWindsor campus offers a variety of good gifts if you know where to look.
Erin Grier and Arielle Zamora appear in the University Players production of “Lion in the Streets,” opening Friday in the Hatch Studio Theatre. Photo by Douglas MacLellan.
Some performances of Lion in the Streets, the current production of the University Players theatre troupe, have already sold out.
Clarisse Reid, Emerjade Simms, Brendan Kinnon, and Ryan Iwanicki in the University Players production of “An Experiment with an Air Pump.” Photo by Doug MacLellan ©University Players
Audiences exiting the current University Players production have issued high praise, says marketing coordinator Anna Galka.
“The comments we have been gathering extol not only the writing and staging, but the quality of the actors’ work,” she says.
An Experiment with an Air Pump is part detective story, part science play, told in the same house in time frames 200 years apart.
Ann Price is a regular member of the drama department’s audiences. “We always love coming, and we’ll always come back,” she said.
Drama professor Meaghen Quinn received an Innovation Award for Service and Recruitment from Nancy Wright, dean of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
Graduating from the UWindsor drama program, combined with her professional experiences since, has given Meaghen Quinn (BFA Acting 2001) an ability to connect with prospective students—and their parents.
Now an instructor in the School of Dramatic Art, she loves being able to work with her colleagues and mentors to recruit new students.
“I had a positive experience when I was a student,” she says. “It's a privilege to be teaching here and in a position that allows me to promote the School of Dramatic Art.”
Every good Italian story needs great food. The cast of “Scapino!” enjoys some delicious pasta. (photo by Doug MacLellan)
The University Players production of Scapino! continues through Sunday at Essex Hall Theatre.
