A new mural in the Biology Building demonstrates both the scientific and creative talents of UWindsor students.
A new mural in the Biology Building demonstrates both the scientific and creative talents of UWindsor students.
Imogen Coe
Ryerson University’s dean of science Imogen Coe will speak to the UWindsor community on Friday, November 17.
Kiruthika Baskaran, Yucca Albano, Douglas Kneale, Victoria O’Beid, Taylor Bendig, and Dora Cavallo-Medved celebrate the new student resource centre, the USci Network.
The Faculty of Science has remodeled the student resource centre USci Network.
The Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations will honour Karen Pillon and Dora Cavallo-Medved of the University of Windsor at its awards ceremony, October 21 in Toronto.
The Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations has conferred awards on two members of the UWindsor academy.
A project to improve first-year courses is seeking input from instructors.
A project to improve first-year courses is seeking input from instructors.
Chris Houser, dean of the Faculty of Science, meets forensics major Machella Hammond during sessions of the inaugural Preparation for Academic Success in Science.
A new program of the Faculty of Science spent two days introducing its incoming students to the opportunities awaiting them.
First-year students test a new lab that will instruct them in several facets of cancer education.
A new biology teaching lab will allow undergraduate students to start studying cancer in their first year.
She loves working with students, says biology professor Dora Cavallo-Medved, recipient of the Excellence in Teaching Award from the University of Windsor Students’ Alliance.
Biology professor Dora Cavallo-Medved received the Excellence in Teaching Award from the University of Windsor Students’ Alliance.
Members of the Windsor Cancer Research Group thank student Maria Napigkit for her support. From left: Youshaa El-Abed, Andrew Swan, Dora Cavallo-Medved, Karen Metcalfe, Napigkit, Natasha Wiebe, Lisa Porter.
Maria Napigkit is getting behind the Windsor Cancer Research Group with a $150 donation through the #Make150Count campaign.
Instructors from across campus will come together to explore and exchange effective practices in large-class teaching at “Effectively Teaching in Large Classes: A Symposium of Ideas,” on Friday, November 18.
Organized by faculty members Judy Bornais of nursing and Julie Smit of biological sciences, the event came about as each of them was independently planning to bring a speaker on the topic to campus.
“When we discovered we were on the same track, we thought, why not make a full day of it?” says Bornais.
