In February, the Paul Martin Law Library’s Truth and Reconciliation Reading Circle is supporting the Shkawbewisag Student Law Society in its efforts to bring awareness to Missing and Murdered Women, Girls, and 2-Spirit People (MMIWG2S) by hosting a virtual beading circle over two nights, with local artist Shane Lyon.
— Published on Jan 31st, 2022
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When it comes to the laws that govern the flow of goods and services across borders, UWindsor professor Manoj Mate is a renowned expert.
It’s no wonder, then, that the Government of Canada has included Dr. Mate in its corps of academics working to make this nation a world leader in research and innovation.
— Published on Jan 25th, 2022
As an Anishinabe Kwe woman, Professor Valarie Waboose believes that sharing her knowledge with non-Indigenous law students may allow them to better serve their clients once they enter the legal profession.
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The American Society of International Law will honour Chile Eboe-Osuji, Paul Martin Professor in Political Science, International Relations, and Law, for his work to further international human rights and accountability as a jurist, teacher, scholar, prosecutor, and international official.
— Published on Dec 15th, 2021
The Class Actions Section of the Ontario Bar Association presented its inaugural Award for Excellence in Class Actions to Professor Jasminka Kalajdzic during its annual colloquium program earlier this month.
— Published on Dec 13th, 2021
UWindsor alumna and staff member Shae Harasym (BA 2010, JD 2013) has deep experience with the institution, making her a perfect choice to head up its fundraising, Vincent Georgie, acting associate vice-president, external, said Thursday in announcing her appointment as director of advancement, effective Jan. 3.
— Published on Dec 7th, 2021
