The “Presenting the Past to the Public” symposium will explore race, slavery, resistance, and identity in the Detroit River borderland on Friday, Dec. 8.
A reception Aug. 31 at the Amherstburg Freedom Museum will open an exhibit on Black settlement in Essex County created by history student Karleigh Kochaniec.
Karleigh Kochaniec is working with the Amherstburg Freedom Museum through the Local Black History Internship Program.
Faculty members accompanied Chris Houser on his annual study-abroad trip to Costa Rica to learn how to develop international experiences for their own students.
Faculty members accompanied Chris Houser on his annual study-abroad trip to Costa Rica to learn how to develop international experiences for their own students.
The University of Windsor launched its D2L Brightspace learning management system in the winter semester.
The University of Windsor launched its D2L Brightspace learning management system in the winter semester.
History professor Gregg French and his former students Chadene Griffiths and Karleigh Kochaniec will present “Teaching and Learning about the History of Race and Slavery in University Classrooms” for the Amherstburg Freedom Museum on Thursday.
History professor Gregg French will participate in a panel discussion on names that commemorate historical figures with controversial legacies, Sept. 22 at Art Windsor-Essex.
The Undergraduate History Conference will showcase student research Friday, March 18.
