Pei Pei Zhang accepts a cup of soup from dean of education Ken Montgomery at the 2018 United Way fundraiser.
Try eight soups for $8 during Great Faculty Soup-off, a fundraiser for United Way on Tuesday, Nov. 26, in the student centre Commons.
Organizers and volunteers with last year’s inaugural soup-off pose with the trophy earned by the Faculty of Education.
Taste eight soups for $8 during the Great Faculty Soup-off, Nov. 26 in the student centre.
UWindsor faculty and staff can learn more about the United Way’s efforts to fight childhood poverty at campus lunch-and-learns sessions.
UWindsor faculty and staff can learn more about the United Way’s efforts to fight childhood poverty at campus lunch-and-learns sessions.
Liam Giles-Hayes, director programs for United Way Windsor-Essex County, holds the charity’s flag with UWindsor officials Rita LaCivita, vice-president of human resources; president Robert Gordon; and campaign co-chair Sheri Lowrie, prior to sending it up the flagpole outside Chrysler Hall Tower on Monday.
Officials from the United Way and the University of Windsor came together Monday to raise the charity’s flag outside Chrysler Hall Tower.
United Way canvasser Marnie Robillard (right) solicits support from John Coleman, executive director of Public Affairs and Communications. Volunteers will be distributing pledge kits across campus this week.
A flag-raising ceremony on Monday, Nov. 4, will formally launch the campus campaign for United Way.
Justin Singkhaew and Sindy Ramos, graduates of the United Way’s On Track to Success program, plan to pursue post-secondary education.
The United Way’s Impact Report details how its programs are benefiting people across Windsor and Essex County.
Celebrating the first class of graduates from the On Track to Success program are future UWindsor student Justin Singkhaew, business professor Rajeeva Sinha, Leamington high school senior Sindy Ramos, and acting provost Jeff Berryman.
A United Way program to help vulnerable high school students perform academically is making an impact, says a UWindsor business professor.
Traci Corey, director of the Women’s Leadership Institute at Olivet College, will deliver a keynote address at the Women United luncheon, May 8.
Traci Corey, director of the Women’s Leadership Institute at Olivet College, will deliver a keynote address at the Women United luncheon, May 8.
Co-chairs Sheri Lowrie and Datta Pillay of the United Way campus campaign congratulate Anita Bondy, winner of an extra vacation day in the charity’s appreciation draw.
The campus campaign for United Way is well on its way to topping $100,000 in donations for the 10th straight year.
Professor Christine Vanderkooy and dean Ken Montgomery of the Faculty of Education serve up potato-leek soup. It proved the most popular of the flavours offered during the Great Faculty Soup-off, a fundraiser for United Way, Wednesday in the student centre.
The Great Faculty Soup-off brought together faculty, staff, and students for charity, Wednesday in the student centre.
