Signs promoting experiential learning wrap around the Joyce Entrepreneurship Centre.
Signs promoting experiential learning wrap around the Joyce Entrepreneurship Centre.
Student Jasmine Knight has worked for women’s and gender studies as a recruitment and outreach assistant through the Ignite program.
A new cord added to their Convocation gowns honoured graduates of programs in co-operative education and workplace partnerships.
A new cord added to their Convocation gowns honoured graduates of programs in co-operative education and workplace partnerships.
UWindsor student Jasmine Knight participates in the Ignite Work Study Program.
Students eligible for work-study may apply now to summer jobs under the Ignite program.
An engineering student meets with representatives of Entegrus Powerlines Inc. during a job fair April 21.
Students interested in helping their schoolmates advance towards their career goals can apply until June 16 to be career peer advisors.
Geraldine Ymana, team lead for early talent acquisition at TD Bank Group, accepts co-op and internship employer of the year award. From left: Bill Marino, Geraldine Ymana, Judy Bornais, Kristen Morris.
Hosting 62 UWindsor co-op students in 2022 and 60 more in 2023 makes the TD Bank Group a worthy recipient of the Co-op & Internship Employer of the Year Award from the Office of Co-operative Education and Workplace Partnerships, according to manager Kristen Morris.
“Those are incredible numbers and we are very grateful to have this partnership that is intrinsic to our work-integrated learning program,” she said. “We’re happy to celebrate and recognize TD’s commitment to the University of Windsor and want to say thank you for believing in the benefit of hiring our students.”
Discuss job opportunities with employers at the Nursing Career Fair, March 31 in Alumni Auditorium.
UWindsor student Jasmine Knight works as a recruitment and outreach assistant for the women’s and gender program through the Ignite program.
UWindsor students participate in job shadow activities with hosts from Vista.
UWindsor students looking to gain insight into potential career paths had the unique opportunity to shadow professionals at their jobs for the day through the Job Shadow Experience, a career exploration program offered through the Office of Career Development and Experiential Learning (CDEL) during Reading Week.
This year’s hosts shared valuable career advice and planned engaging activities to help students learn about the intricacies of the occupation and the skills required to succeed in the industry.
