Joyce Garvey and her grandson Josh Galasso don UWindsor gear after he took her to his classes in the Odette School of Business.
Joyce Garvey’s foray into academia last week has also meant a brush with online fame for the grandmother of four.
Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Navdeep Bains makes a point during a discussion Wednesday in Assumption Hall.
Students and faculty heard from UWindsor alumnus and federal cabinet minister Navdeep Bains during an informal discussion Wednesday.
Navdeep Bains, federal Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development, will lead a discussion of corporate board diversity and the national intellectual policy Wednesday on the UWindsor campus.
National intellectual policy and corporate board diversity are the subjects of a campus discussion Wednesday with federal minister Navdeep Bains.
MBA students helped to develop a marketing plan for Create and Flow (from left): Chris Pulford, Natalie Sykora, Meaghan Felet, owner Marcie Roselle, Sonia Sandal, Toufic Kamali, Clark Wiebe.
Helping local businesses develop marketing plans brought their class material into the real world.
Stephen Carlisle, president and managing director of GM Canada, addresses guests during the Georgie-Odette Leadership Symposium on Thursday, Nov. 16, 2017.
GM Canada presdent and managing director Stephen Carlisle addressed a packed house during the annual Georgie-Odette Leadership Symposium on Thursday.
Students from Assumption and Massey high schools face off in debate Friday at the Odette School of Business.
The Odette School of Business hosted students from 10 local secondary schools Friday for the Richard Peddie High School Debate Tournament.
Trivia Tuesday, November 7 in the Odette Building, will raise funds for the Windsor Cancer Centre Foundation.
Trivia Tuesday, November 7 in the Odette Building, will raise funds for the Windsor Cancer Centre Foundation.
The Georgie-Odette Leadership Symposium 2017 is set for Thursday, November 16.
Cessidia DeBiasio is one of two UWindsor students to receive the 2017 Athena Scholarship for community involvement, leadership potential, and academic excellence.
Students Lacy Carty and Cessidia DeBiasio will be honoured as Athena Scholars at a luncheon Friday, November 3.
Business major Tyler Seixas has taken on a full-time position with Vistaprint in addition to his full-time studies after a co-op work term with the printing company.
Business students will discuss their co-op education experiences Thursday morning in the Odette Building.
