First meeting of the Canadian Pilot Cohort – Community Engagement Classification, at Simon Fraser University.
The University of Windsor is one of 16 Canadian post-secondary institutions piloting the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification.
Independent MPs Jane Philpott and Jody Wilson-Raybould speak with the media in the foyer of the House of Commons in Ottawa, April 3.
Despite the impression that women have made great progress in Canadian politics, they remain under-represented and violence is one barrier they face.
Sabina Howell takes a hand-off of donations for Adopt-a-Family from Office of the Provost staff Christine Young, Cheryl Collier, and Sherry Dugal-Nevin.
Departments and individuals across campus donated more than $25,000 in gifts to local families in need.
![UWindsor's Dr. Cheryl Collier's book "The Politics of Ontario" is the perfect primer for people interested in learning more about the province ahead of the June 7 election.](http://www.uwindsor.ca/dailynews/sites/uwindsor.ca.dailynews/files/styles/full/public/collier.jpg?itok=FliXo8gc "UWindsor's Dr. Cheryl Collier's book "The Politics of Ontario" is the perfect primer for people interested in learning more about the province ahead of the June 7 election.")
UWindsor's Dr. Cheryl Collier's book "The Politics of Ontario" is the perfect primer for people interested in learning more about the province ahead of the June 7 election.
UWindsor’s Cheryl Collier has crafted the ultimate guide for the upcoming Ontario election.
The associate professor and acting head of the political science department led a team of 15 contributors for The Politics of Ontario, an in-depth analysis of all aspects of the Ontario political landscape.
“The book was about trying to understand what makes Ontario tick,” Dr. Collier said.
University of Windsor President Alan Wildeman has announced that Prof. Jeff Berryman has agreed to take on the role of Acting Provost and Vice-President, Academic. Prof. Berryman is currently in the third year of his term as Associate Vice-President, Academic, and is an internationally renowned legal scholar, a Distinguished University Professor, and Professor of Law. He previously served as Dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of Windsor.
A free public lecture by UWindsor political science professor Cheryl Collier will explore issues of equity in Canada’s Parliament.
A free public lecture by UWindsor political science professor Cheryl Collier will explore issues of equity in Canada’s Parliament.
UWindsor academics will join local business and labour leaders Thursday, May 15, for the Policy and Solutions Forum.
Professor Natalie Atkin (centre) accepts congratulations on her award for meritorious service from dean Nancy Wright and associate dean Lionel Walsh during the end-of-year awards reception held Wednesday by the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
When social issues arise, who truly has the knowledge that will affect how policies are made? A discussion on Friday, November 9, will focus on climate change, as well as the questions of who the “knowers” or experts are, and whose knowledge claims can be taken seriously.
There were a lot of people caught off guard when Dalton McGuinty announced earlier this week that he was resigning as Ontario’s premier, but Cheryl Collier wasn’t one of them.
