Students and instructors of “Global Perspectives in Human Kinetics” took a two-week trip to learn about Costa Rican culture.
Students and instructors of “Global Perspectives in Human Kinetics” took a two-week trip to learn about Costa Rican culture.
Coach Chantal Vallée’s book Dare to Win offers a proven blueprint for high performance leadership. Photo courtesy CBC Windsor.
Coach Chantal Vallée’s book Dare to Win offers a proven blueprint for high performance leadership.
Alumna Miah-Marie Langlois and head coach Chantal Vallée of Lancer women’s basketball will be inducted into the Windsor Essex Sports Hall of Fame.
Instructors Chantal Vallée and Sarah Woodruff led 12 human kinetics students on a study abroad course in Costa Rica.
Instructors Chantal Vallée and Sarah Woodruff led 12 human kinetics students on a study abroad course in Costa Rica.
Windsor guard Grace Koffi evades a defender in a Jan. 12 contest against the TMU Bold. Lancer basketball will host the Guelph Gryphons for Alumni Sunday Funday at the Toldo Lancer Centre on Feb. 4.
Isabella Anes, Teighan Stoukas, and Queenie Ndome of the Lancer women’s basketball team entice campus alumni with a $1 ticket to Sunday’s games.
Support Lancer women’s basketball by joining its annual alumni and family golf tournament on Sept. 30.
Support Lancer women’s basketball by joining its annual alumni and family golf tournament on Sept. 30.
Mariah Chandler is the new full-time assistant coach of Lancer women’s basketball.
Rotary International president Jennifer Jones congratulates Lancer women’s basketball coach Chantal Vallée following her address to the service organization’s convention in Melbourne, Australia.
Lancer women’s basketball head coach Chantal Vallée drew a standing ovation for an address on building a successful team to win against all odds to more than 14,000 attendees at the Rotary International Convention, held in Melbourne, Australia, at the end of May.
The convention is a platform for global leaders, professionals, and visionaries to exchange ideas on creating change in their communities and beyond. In 2022, the service organization elected UWindsor alumna Jennifer Jones (BA 1991) the first female president in its 115-year history.
Vanessa Pidutti, a fourth-year movement science major, collects and analyzes urine samples during a research project in Costa Rica.
Participants in a study abroad course in Costa Rica applied their knowledge of kinesiology and sport.
