The Liberty Project was recognized at the Enactus Canada Regional Competition for its work to create face masks and employ women who have overcome human trafficking, addiction, and trauma.
The Liberty Project taught clients how to sew face masks, giving them a skill while filling a need in the local community.
MBA students raised about $4,500 for the Windsor Regional Hospital Foundation’s COVID-19 Assistance Fund through a unique bingo card appeal.
MBA students raised about $4,500 for the Windsor Regional Hospital Foundation’s COVID-19 Assistance Fund through a unique bingo card appeal.
Enactus Windsor teams have pivoted to continue their projects virtually, winning notice at the organization’s regional exposition.
Enactus Windsor teams have pivoted to continue their projects virtually, winning notice at the organization’s regional exposition.
Chukwudi Aguwa, a Master of Management student who died March 22, is being remembered as an inspiring young member of the UWindsor community.
Graduates of the Master of Management program are enjoying success even in the pandemic job market. Top, left to right: Dhyana Dave, Shikha Mehta, Joseph Idun. Bottom: Lindy Ye, Randy James, Karan Hazrati.
Graduates of the Master of Management program are enjoying success even in the pandemic job market.
SCAN Health’s business case competition provided students with the opportunity to develop solutions to a real-world challenge.
Kavaughn Boismier shared her perspective as a racialized woman in the executive leadership space, last week at the Odette School of Business.
Kavaughn Boismier shared her perspective as a racialized woman in the executive leadership space, last week at the Odette School of Business.
Employees are often reluctant to speak up at work. But if they make efforts to research their ideas and ensure they benefit the organization, it benefits both workers and employers.
Increasing the quality of employee feedback will improve work conditions and performance for the entire organization, says business prof Kyle Brykman.
Judges have selected a shortlist of teams to advance to Round 2 in the SCAN Health Virtual Business Case Competition.
Due to a technical error, the link in Wednesday’s DailyNews to the video of the Jan. 12 ceremony conferring the inaugural Sue Skrobiak Awards for Excellence and Sue Skrobiak Scholarship was inactive. Watch the video of the event here.
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