
Arts professor Cyndra MacDowall was the 1000th client to benefit from the Bb Café.
Arts professor Cyndra MacDowall was the 1000th client to benefit from the Bb Café.
This term, the Virtual Job Shadow Experience was all done online.
Career Development & Experiential Learning is now accepting proposals for jobs to be funded by the Ignite Work Study program in Winter 2021.
Four UWindsor students gained experience working remotely with software firm Preteckt.
When COVID-19 forced Universities around the world to shift to a fully virtual setting, the University of Windsor turned to students to make this pivot on campus possible.
This summer, 41 students across all academic disciplines were hired to assist in the Office of Open Learning; the Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL); and the Student Success and Leadership Centre.
Together, these diverse and cross-disciplinary teams played a key role in the University’s transition to online classes, online academic support, and much more.
Organizers of the Virtual Job Shadow Experience are seeking hosts to provide a mentorship opportunity.
Proposals are invited until noon July 22 for jobs under the Ignite Work Study program.
Career Development and Experiential Learning is looking for professionals to host students for a Job Shadow Experience, Feb. 18 to 20.
Career Development & Experiential Learning facilitated the first UWindsor Job Shadow Experience during this past reading week.
UWindsor students had the opportunity to participate in Manufacturing Day thanks to the Office of Experiential Learning.
On Oct. 4, Career Development and Experiential Learning organized a bus tour for 46 engineering students to tour manufacturing facilities and learn about their career options.
The annual event is coordinated locally by Workforce WindsorEssex.
Stephanie Dupley, career advisor in CDEL, said students were enthusiastic about their visits to Active Industrial Solutions and Valiant TMS.