The Organization of Part-time University Students celebrated its 30th annual awards banquet Friday. Among the honourees were (from left) Tim Gregorian, Julien Chin, Mark Trudell, Chris Lanoue, Selma Huxley-Gannage, Nancy McMahon, Vincent Manzerolle, Victor Sevillano Canicio, and Ronnie Haidar.
Some 100 guests attended the 30th annual awards banquet of the Organization of Part-time University Students, Oct. 28 in the student centre’s Alumni Auditorium.
The event honoured more than 20 award recipients for their contributions to making the University of Windsor a unique place, as well as students who are leading the way to a successful future.
The guests of honour each received a plaque and other gifts from the organization.
Attendees heard musical performances by pianist Adeniyi and singer Happy, and watched a video highlighting the organization’s 50+ years of service to, and advocacy for, students.
Acting provost Patti Weir said the video was a credit to OPUS volunteers and staff: “You can see how much care and compassion that OPUS has for students.”
For more details, including a list of sponsors, visit the OPUS website: uwindsor.ca/opus/award-receptions.