Doctoral candidate Julia Borsatto has taken Aphasia Friendly Canada’s training online, including a survey component that will assist her research on awareness of the neurological disorder. Photo by Nicole Willows.
Arts student Tina Rouhandeh will use a grant for emerging artists to complete a project combining calligraphy, weaving, and hand-stitching to tell a story of persecuted people in her homeland of Iran.
Co-ordinator Natalie Atkin says the Fresh Start program gives students the additional academic support they need to succeed.
Salsabel Almanssori will receive an award from the Canadian Association for the Studies of Women and Education for her research on sexual violence prevention in initial teacher education.
Drama grad Katherine Turnbull’s translation of a French Canadian play will premiere online May 12.
Communications major Fei Qin cites family, food, and language as connecting her to China.
Communications major Fei Qin cites family, food, and language as connecting her to China.
Reports of nurses leaving the profession during the pandemic due to burnout and overall distress was the impetus for a UWindsor-led research project that will develop a course to psychologically prepare nursing students for work in hospitals during health-care crises. Photo by Cedric Fauntleroy/Pexels.
His Vietnamese heritage has assisted him in supporting UWindsor students, says Tony Vo, student experience co-ordinator in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences.
Chapbooks collecting works by creative writing students mark the end of the school year.
Chapbooks collecting works by creative writing students mark the end of the school year.
Professor Betty Jo Barrett will lead the fall 2022 Walls to Bridges course “Tough Chicks.”
Applications are now open for the fall 2022 Walls to Bridges course “Tough Chicks: Representations of Women’s Strength and Anger in Popular Culture and Society.”
This will be the fifth Walls to Bridges course offered by Women’s and Gender Studies in the School of Social Work at South West Detention Centre. The classes are taught in jails, prison, and community correctional settings, bringing together students who have been incarcerated with those enrolled in university programs.
