Student recruiters are ready to meet prospective students virtually. In this pre-social distancing photo are Ashley Quinton, Radha Patel, Sydney Murray, Sheri Lowrie, Romi Saraswat.
The “Virtual Coffee with a Recruiter” offers individual online conversations for students and guidance counsellors.
A lecture hosted by the International Student Centre on March 4 will provide an introduction to the culture of India.
A lecture hosted by the International Student Centre on March 4 will provide an introduction to the culture of India.
The ISC Cultural Series will present brown-bag lunch sessions on the cultures of countries home to the university’s students.
The ISC Cultural Series will present brown-bag lunch sessions on the cultures of countries home to the university’s students.
A lecture hosted by the International Student Centre on Nov. 13 will provide an introduction to the culture of India.
A lecture hosted by the International Student Centre on Nov. 13 will provide an introduction to the culture of India.
Susan McKee, communications co-ordinator for the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, describes academic programs to international students from Windsor high schools.
A group of international students attending Windsor high schools visited campus Friday.
Hardik Patel discusses his poster, “Process Improvement at Highline Mushrooms,” during a presentation Monday in the Centre for Engineering Innovation.
Students in the Master of Engineering co-op program presented posters about their recently-completed placements Monday.
The Mo’Leddy team: Chris Knack, Franco Magliaro, Brian Owens and Badaruddin Khuhro, has raised over $200 so far this Movember.
A bowl-a-thon Friday is intended to support Movember fundraising efforts.
Romi Saraswat discusses the masters of social work program with an interested student.
The Graduate Studies Showcase offers a chance to speak with representatives of the every UWindsor graduate program, November 13.
“In any moment of decision, the best thing you can do is the right thing,” said Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th president of the United States. That’s the message of this year’s education campaign on academic integrity, reflected on posters now available for distribution across campus.
