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The campus campaign for United Way is well on its way to topping $100,000 in donations for the 10th straight year.
A luncheon Thursday celebrated the successes of the 2017-18 Annual Giving Program, which raised about $333,000 from current and retired employees.
A $50 donation to the United Way entitles UWindsor employees to a year’s worth of casual-dress Thursdays.
Working with the United Way has been an eye-opening experience for the University’s sponsored employee, Sara McNorton.
The campus campaign for United Way represents an opportunity to show leadership in service, says provost Douglas Kneale.
It takes a special set of skills to reach out to students considering the University of Windsor—especially those new to Canada, says Anita Bondy, marketing coordinator for the International Development Office.
She is seeking to hire international student ambassadors to represent the school in conversation with prospects around the world.
International Development’s team relocates to Odette Building
Anita Bondy won this week’s DailyNews quiz contest and its fabulous prize of this beautiful Lancers sweatshirt.