Erika Kustra has won the Distinguished Educational Developer Career Award from the Educational Developers Caucus.
Erika Kustra has won the Distinguished Educational Developer Career Award from the Educational Developers Caucus.
Hyper-productivity may be a response to trauma in women academics, a team of UWindsor researchers say. The team, comprised of Lindsey Jaber, Kimberly Hillier, and Salsabel Almanssori, is launching a study into the topic and are looking for participants.
Organizers of the March 14 Graduate Education Research Conference have issued a call for proposals from grad students in any discipline.
Education professor Nombuso Dlamini of York University will present her research into the challenges of institutional racism in a conversation Nov. 26.
Nombuso Dlamini of York University will present her research into the challenges of institutional racism in a conversation Nov. 26.
Vanessa Harnish and Austin Di Pietro are among the UWindsor grads who will lend their musical talents to the Broadway Bunch this weekend.
The Broadway Bunch musical revue features a number of UWindsor alumni.
UWindsor student Mikayla Bornais has won the Joseph W. Atkinson Scholarship for Excellence in Teacher Education from the Ontario College of Teachers.
Comic-style graphics address concerns around vaccines in a student-led social media campaign launched this month.
First-time children’s author Zaynab Al-Yassiri holds a copy of her new book, Lunch Box Wisdom.
Zaynab Al-Yassiri placed kindness at the centre of her self-published debut book, Lunch Box Wisdom.
PhD candidate Brandon Sabourin plans to use a survey to identify the educational development needs of sessional instructors.
PhD candidate Brandon Sabourin plans to use a survey to identify the educational development needs of sessional instructors.
In a recent article, education professor Lana Parker says schools must arm students with the skills they need to parse the truth from all the misinformation and disinformation that inundates their social media feeds.
