First-Year Orientation
We are pleased to offer an orientation document to help you in your first semester as a student in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. The document can be found at the following link: First-Year Orientation Information
You can also view this video for information on first-year course selection and tips for success.
Academic Advising
Please contact the Undergraduate Advisor, Justin Lariviere, at jlarivie@uwindsor.ca or by phone at (519) 253-3000 x 3021 to set up an appointment.
Mathematics and Statistics Learning Centre
The MSLC will be open for drop-in service for Winter 2023 Monday through Friday 10am-4pm starting January 23rd (closed reading week).
The Math and Stats Learning Centre (MSLC) offers free tutoring to students enrolled in first-year math courses and the second-year statistics course (MATH-1250, 1260, 1270, 1720, 1760, 1780, 1980, and STAT-2910). The MSLC is located in Erie Hall, room 3125.
Mathematics and Statistics Student Association (MSSA)
This active undergraduate student association creates a supportive and engaging environment for students from first year to fourth. The MSSA organizes a "bonding" night to welcome first-year students, runs test and exam tutorials during which upper-year students tutor lower-year students, and engages in study groups as well as hosting a games night and organizing the Pizzanars (enjoy pizza while attending a seminar from one of your favorite profs on an interesting topic). The group also takes the lead in organizing the department's holiday party. Visit the MSSA Facebook page for more details.
As of May 1, 2022, the MSSA Executive is as follows:
President: Melanie Drescher
Vice-President: Andrew Grant
Treasurer: Tim Storey
Academic Executive: Andrew Grant
Social Nights Executive: Sameer Shergill
Communications Executive: Rosana Kulidzan
Secretary: Mackenzie Midwood
Returning Officer & Chair: Tim Storey
Discord Moderator: Jose Guillen Santos
Marketing Officer: Cindy Lai
Merchandising Officer: Helena Vasic
Windsor Actuarial Club (WAC)
The Windsor Actuarial Club brings together undergraduate and graduate actuarial science students. They help each other prepare for the professional examinations, which can be written right here in our department. The WAC are members of Actuarial Students National Association (ASNA) and offer financial support, through the department, for attendance of the ASNA annual conference. For more information on the WAC, visit the club's Facebook page, LinkedIn profile, or website.
Graduate Student Society
Visit the Graduate Student Society website for more information.
Resources for Teaching Assistants
The Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) maintains a page of training and development resources for GAs and TAs. The Faculty of Graduate Studies also provides information on GA and TA contracts and employment.