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Kathleen Wilson is a finalist in the SSHRC Storytellers contest.
Kathleen Wilson is a finalist in the SSHRC Storytellers contest.
UWindsor professor Ben Kuo answered the Canadian Psychological Association’s call to offer free services to front-line workers.
Doctoral students Sara Santarossa, Renée Taylor, and Kathleen Wilson are among 25 finalists in the national Storytellers competition.
Clinical psychologist Dana Ménard interviewed ordinary people about their extraordinary sexual experiences for her book, Magnificent Sex.
Researchers are auditioning actors for three educational films on sexual assault resistance.
A bake sale Thursday in the Toldo Health Education Centre will raise money to buy toys for the downtown parental support group Ready-Set-Go.
A UWindsor psychology professor has added a child-friendly policy to her course syllabi, and encourages colleagues to do the same.
Nursing professor Debbie Kane has received a Seeds4Hope grant to study the workplace experiences of cancer patients.
UWindsor researchers John Trant and Dana Ménard say their review of academic lab safety paints a troubling picture.
A luncheon Nov. 1 will honour recipients of the Athena scholarship, including Jessica Glazewski and Katherine Hirsch of the University of Windsor.