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Applications for entrance scholarships that require one are due by Friday, April 20.
Applications for entrance scholarships that require one are due by Friday, April 20.
A webinar offers information on how to apply for scholarships, bursaries, and other financial aid.
Changes to the work-study program aim at providing participants with opportunities to develop skills relevant to their careers.
The University has partnered with St. Clair College to host the annual conference of the Ontario Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators.
An online webinar next week will educate potential students about financial planning and aid opportunities.
The Financing Your University Education information session will discuss options for financial aid February 21.
Campus departments are invited to submit job proposals for the 2014/2015 Work Study Program.
The Cashiers and Student Awards and Financial Aid Offices will close for the day on Tuesday, April 9, for a training session.
Both offices will resume regular hours of operation on Wednesday. Staff members apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
The Office of Student Awards and Financial Aid will close the middle of next week to accommodate its relocation to a new space in the Neal Education Building.
Director Marian Doll says that she and her staff are looking forward to the move to the building’s room 1124.
“Our new space is looking great and fresh,” she says. “The architects made really good use of the space and everyone involved has done a great job with the renovations.”
Zina Plantus is most commonly known to her student clients as “the postcard lady,” for her collection on display in the financial aid office, says acting director Marian Doll.
“Zina’s workstation is wallpapered with postcards from vacations that she has taken and that others have taken,” Doll says. “Many times, students have brought in postcards to add to her collection.”
Plantus is retiring at the end of October after a 29-year career with the University of Windsor. Doll says her even temperament suited the Student Awards and Financial Aid Office.