Answers await at an open house next week for people considering part-time studies.
A Spring Open House next week will bring attention to ways that busy people can make a university education part of their lives.
An open house June 21 and 23 will explain programs and benefits provided by the Organization of Part-time University Students.
Student governments are serving free pasta for lunch and dinner today.
Student governments are serving free pasta for lunch and dinner today.
Executive director Maryan Amalow, award winners Clayton Smith and Iftekhar Basith, staffer Steve Jancev and president Ed King at the OPUS awards banquet March 24.
The 24th annual banquet of the Organization of Part-time University Students was a huge success, says executive director Maryan Amalow, with 140 guests gathering in Vanier Hall on March 24 to honour 14 awards recipients.
“It was an exceptional celebration of our 47 years of existence, acknowledging those outstanding individuals who make our university a unique place and those students that lead the way to a successful future,” she says.
Friday, March 11, is the deadline to RSVP for the awards banquet of the Organization of Part-time University Students.
University officials join representatives of student government to honour award recipients at the 2015 OPUS banquet.
The 24th annual OPUS awards banquet is March 24.
A draw for a $250 prize awaits attendees at the Organization of Part-time University Students winter social.
The Organization of Part-time University Students (OPUS) invites nominations for its awards, recognizing professors and staff members and celebrating the contributions of part-time students and the organization’s members.
All part-time undergrads, as well as UWindsor staff and faculty members, are welcome to submit nominations for these awards:
The Organization of Part-time University Students has donated $200 to kick-start a charity drive to stock shelves in the Iona College food bank.
Tuition bursary winner Sameena Sultana (centre) accepts congratulations from Patti Lauzon of the alumni office and OPUS officials Steve Jancev, Maryan Amalow and Edward King.
Psychology student Sameena Sultana won a waiver worth up to $1,500 off her tuition.
