Chancellor Edward Lumley (right) congratulates a new member of the UWindsor alumni family Saturday during the University’s 100th Convocation.
Former deputy premier of Ontario Dwight Duncan will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree Saturday during the University of Windsor’s 100th Convocation ceremonies.
BComm grad Maisa Al-Nawawreh high-fives chancellor Ed Lumley as she crosses the stage during the University’s 99th Convocation ceremonies.
Amanda Cramm says the MSW / JD program provides perspective on the practice of law and social work.
Two words resurface in the letters of support that helped English professor Dale Jacobs win an Alumni Award for Distinguished Contributions to University Teaching—innovation and generosity.
Assistant registrar Beth Oakley trains volunteers in advance of Convocation, which starts today and continues through Friday at the St. Denis Centre.
