In follow-up interviews as a part of a study into the pandemic’s effects on local nurses working on both sides of the border, many who haven’t already left the profession say they are looking for a way out.
The pandemic has driven many local nurses out of the profession in the past year, according to a study by UWindsor professors.
Nadia Gill’s proposal to destigmatize ADHD received recognition in a national competition to address challenges to people with disabilities.
Nadia Gill’s proposal to destigmatize ADHD received recognition in a national competition to address challenges to people with disabilities.
The John Muir Public Library was recently awarded an Ontario Library Association’s 2021 Library Architectural and Design Transformation Award. The building was designed by Jason Grossi, co-ordinator of UWindsor’s Visual Arts in the Built Environment program.
Jason Grossi, co-ordinator of UWindsor’s Visual Arts in the Built Environment program, designed a library recognized for architectural design.
Science student Sarika Sharma says a masterclass in film is a reminder of the benefits of cross-disciplinary learning.
Science and engineering students honed their communication skills in a non-credit film class.
Nicholas Hrynyk examines gay ableist culture in an article published recently in Disability Studies Quarterly.
Nicholas Hrynyk examines gay ableist culture in an article published recently in Disability Studies Quarterly.
Nicole Di Nardo, a psychology student entering her final year at the University of Windsor, has co-authored a peer-reviewed paper published in the Journal of Anxiety Disorders.
Psychology undergrad Nicole Di Nardo has co-authored a peer-reviewed paper published in the Journal of Anxiety Disorders.
A new internship program will engage FAHSS students in the ProsperUs community partnership.
A new internship program will engage FAHSS students in the ProsperUs community partnership.
Criminology professor Randy Lippert is heading a research project that delves into the potential pitfalls of buying into condominium life.
Criminology professor Randy Lippert is heading a research project that delves into the potential pitfalls of buying into condominium life.
UWindsor professor Jennifer Willet’s “COVID Suit” graces the cover of Visual Arts News. Photo by Justin Elliott.
UWindsor professor Jennifer Willet’s “COVID Suit” graces the cover of Visual Arts News.
Caleb Vegh won the Contributed Speaker Presentation award at the annual conference of the Natural Health Product and Research Society.
Five UWindsor students participated in the 17th annual Natural Health Product and Research Society conference.
