UWindsor nursing alumna and health-care leader Donna Wellington shares industry insight and aims to inspire nurses to explore diverse career paths and drive meaningful change.
UWindsor nursing alumna and health-care leader Donna Wellington shares industry insight and aims to inspire nurses to explore diverse career paths and drive meaningful change.
Hakeem Subair, BComm ’16
Hakeem Subair, BComm ’16, is making a global impact.
Josianne Marsan, the newly appointed dean of the Odette School of Business, brings over 15 years of experience in research and innovation. She plans to build on the school’s strengths, embrace transformative change, and foster connections locally and globally to drive impactful collaboration and community engagement. (Photo by Université Laval)
When Josianne Marsan speaks about her vision for the future of the Odette School of Business, her passion is palpable.
The Odette School of Business will host the North American Debating Championships this weekend.
The Odette School of Business will host the North American Debating Championships this weekend.
Alumni Clark Wiebe (MBA 2018) worked his way up at the Coachwood Group, a Windsor-based portfolio of businesses including Canadian Protein to become its COO.
"Find someone doing what you aspire to do and surround yourself with it," advises Clark Wiebe (MBA 2018), who worked his way up to become a key leader at Coachwood Group, a Windsor-based portfolio of businesses including Canadian Protein, Coachwood Capital, Coachwood Golf & Country Club, and its most recent acquisition, BioSteel.
Wiebe joined Coachwood Group as a sales representative right out of university and has since climbed the ranks to chief operating officer, where he serves as founder Dan Crosby’s "right-hand man."
Keynote speakers Katelyn Dryden and Devin Sturdy addressed the Accounting Showcase Day at the Odette School of Business.
In addressing aviation efficiency, engineering professor Jeff Defoe lets his imagination soar.
Kiefer Wright and Tad Czubernat are among many UWindsor alumni contributing to the construction of the Gordie Howe International Bridge.
Odette School of Business professor Kemi Anazodo is an employment reintegration research advisor at the John Howard Society of Ontario
Business professor Kemi Anazodo has been working to study, unpack, and tear down barriers to employment for people with criminal records.
Linda Ingram will retire at the end of this month.
As co-ordinator of the annual Children’s Aid Society Holiday Program for the Odette School of Business, Linda Ingram always requested the largest family possible.
