HK Wellness Day will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday in the atrium of the Human Kinetics Building.
HK Wellness Day will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday in the atrium of the Human Kinetics Building.
Thirteen-year-old cancer survivor Dereck Lau looks through a microscope under the watchful eye of Rosa-Maria Ferraiuolo (BSc 2009, PhD 2015), a research associate in biology professor Lisa Porter’s lab.
“Cancer Researcher for a Day” allows child cancer survivors to learn about work to find cures and better treatments.
Girls in Motion, Friday in the St. Denis Centre, engaged about 150 local Grade 10 and 11 girls in fitness activities.
Girls in Motion, Friday in the St. Denis Centre, engaged about 150 local Grade 10 and 11 girls in fitness activities.
Toni Bruce of the University of Auckland will address media representations of female sporting bodies Friday in the Human Kinetics Building.
Toni Bruce of the University of Auckland will address media representations of female sporting bodies Friday in the Human Kinetics Building.
Professor Jess Dixon congratulates the We are Windsor team: Emily Stadder, Sheldon Fetter, Zack Sephton, Maggie Aziz, and Amanda Purdie.
UWindsor sport management students claimed top honours last week in the inaugural case study competition at the University of Waterloo.
Kinesiology professor Steven Fischer of the University of Waterloo will speak to his work preventing musculoskeletal disorders in paramedics Friday.
Kinesiology professor Steven Fischer of the University of Waterloo will speak to his work preventing musculoskeletal disorders in paramedics Friday.
NHLer Fred Sasakamoose is among the Aboriginal athletes whose Wikipedia entries have been identified as needing updates.
A Wikipedia editathon, November 1 on the UWindsor campus, will enhance entries on elite Aboriginal athletes.
Chemistry professor Simon Rondeau-Gagné’s stretchable electronics is one of the research fields to be featured in a tour for Canadian policy-makers of UWindsor exploration.
Visits this month to the UWindsor will remind Canadian policy-makers about the critical role the University plays in important areas of research.
Robert Wilson performs a leg extension at the St. Denis Centre as part of the Adapted Physical Exercise (APEX) program coordinated by PhD student Kelly Carr in partnership with Community Living Essex County.
Kelly Carr wants to destroy barriers.
That’s why her research as a PhD student at the University of Windsor has worked to showcase the strengths of people with disabilities to combat the negative stigma that often follows them throughout their lives.
Carr’s research is broken into three phases and examines how people with an intellectual disability or autism spectrum disorder (ASD) participating in a physical exercise program, meaningful employment and elite sports can influence opinion.
Selection committee chair Niharendu Biswas congratulates Victoria Paraschak, recipient of the Mary Lou Dietz Equity Leadership Award.
Kinesiology professor Victoria Paraschak received the Mary Lou Dietz Equity Leadership Award at a reception May 2.
