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Education students planning fun activities for Family Day
Teacher candidates in the Faculty of Education are offering local families a fun way to spend their holiday February 18. The Family Fun Day promises games and activities Monday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m....
View ArticleFaculty of Education to open doors for March 8 recruitment event
Friday’s open house is aimed at helping applicants appreciate what the University of Windsor has to offer, but that doesn’t have to mean just first-entry programs, say organizers of a project in the...
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PhD student hopes to make life easier for young Arab immigrants
Nesreen Elkord wants to make life a little simpler for young Arabs who are new to Canada. “It’s really my passion to try to make the experiences of these kids easier than it was for me,” says Elkord, a...
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Teacher candidates put secondary science students through their paces
Science Olympiad serves several purposes, organizer Paul Preney said Friday as teams from local high schools took part in the event. “The competitors have fun, learn about teamwork and solve problems,”...
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Audit turns up additional opportunities for recycling
Sorting through the University’s garbage can be a little disheartening, says Taylor Purdy. A master’s student of environmental engineering, she combed through a pile of trash Friday outside the...
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UWindsor student-athlete recognized as woman of influence
Lancer alumna Nicole Sassine was one of 19 female scholar-athletes from across the province honoured by Ontario University Athletics as “Women of Influence” at a luncheon held Tuesday, May 7. The award...
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Hundreds enjoy close encounters of the scientific kind
The wonders of science were on display Saturday to hundreds of visitors attending Science Rendezvous at the CAW Student Centre. Volunteer presenters organized activities and exhibits in a range of...
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UWindsor grads to carry on Catholic Campus Ministry
Two UWindsor grads working for Assumption University have pledged to carry on the work of Campus Ministry as chaplain Rev. Chris Valka prepares to take up a posting in Toronto. “Campus Ministry will...
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Lancer grads to grace Canadian athletics roster
Two UWindsor alumnae are among the 56 athletes who will represent Canada on the track at the 2013 Summer Universiade, July 7 to12 in Kazan, Russia. Melissa Bishop (BHK 2010, B.Ed 2011) and Noelle...
View ArticleEducation a quest for discovery: award-winning professor
Knowing and trusting the strengths of each teacher candidate in her classes is what drives education professor Kara Smith.In nominating Dr. Smith for the Alumni Award for Distinguished Contributions to...
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Grad to pass on prize to entering student
Three-time UWindsor grad Malcolm Campbell won Monday’s trivia quiz, but will give his T-shirt prize to his daughter, a grad of Riverside Secondary.
View ArticleUWindsor education grad honoured by teachers’ union
UWindsor education alumna Hilda Watkins has been named an honorary lifetime member by the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario.
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Professor provides assist to hockey legend
Professor Vern Stenlund helped Bobby Orr to produce his memoir, published yesterday.
View ArticleHands-on activity key to promoting critical thinking: lecture
A guest lecturer will argue that developing critical thinking skill in students is imperative for university educators.
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Lancer women hockey players turn out to pass on skills
Lancer women’s hockey players provided a volunteer skills clinic for young girls, Monday at South Windsor Arena.
View ArticleCampus mourns death of education professor Marlene Maldonado
Colleagues and friends mourn the December 30 death of education professor Marlene Maldonado.
View ArticleCentre for Teaching and Learning to report to dean of education
The Centre for Teaching and Learning will report to the dean of the Faculty of Education under a restructuring plan announced by provost Leo Groarke.
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Nothing new about masculinity crisis claims, researcher says
Education professor Christopher Greig will discuss his new book, “Ontario Boys,” today on CJAMfm.
View ArticleTeacher candidates to exhibit English assignments around the clock
Teacher candidates will display English assignments for their students from noon Friday, in the CAW Student Centre.
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Conference aimed at cultivating cross-cultural connection
Educators from Canada and China gathered on the UWindsor campus this week to explore reciprocal learning between the two countries.
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