Banners like this one promoting the University’s 50th anniversary year have come down across campus.
Now that the University’s 50th anniversary year is over, it’s time to update features that highlight that celebration.
Holly Ward (BA 1995) has resigned from her position as UWindsor chief communications officer to launch her own public relations consultancy business.
Holly Ward has resigned from her position as UWindsor chief communications officer to launch her own public relations consultancy business.
A new document explains the implications of Canada’s anti-spam legislation that will come into effect July 1.
UWindsor chief communications officer Holly Ward introduces Windsor West MPP Teresa Piruzza, Ontario Minister Responsible for Women’s Issues, before a roundtable discussion Tuesday on the UWindsor campus.
To celebrate the University’s 50th anniversary, giant banners hang on the outside of campus buildings, like this image on Macdonald Hall residence.
Registration is now open for the University of Windsor’s 50th Anniversary weekend.
UWindsor offices vacating the Assumption University building next week may be difficult to contact during their relocation.
Among the affected offices are University Campaign, Public Affairs and Communications, Alumni Affairs, Alumni and Donor Records and special events manager Mary-Ann Rennie. Operation of the online photo library database may also be disrupted.
A series of billboards celebrating the University’s 50th anniversary are part of an awareness campaign to involve the local community in September’s events, says Holly Ward, UWindsor’s chief communications officer.
“Windsor is home to thousands of alumni, so naturally we want to make sure local residents save the date in their calendars and plan to join us in September,” she says. “The University is an important part of the region and we want the community to know that everyone is invited to the celebration; it’s not only for our alumni.”
A cupcake giveaway Wednesday in the CAW Student Centre served its purpose of bringing attention to the University’s 50th anniversary, organizers say.
“We had a really nice turnout,” says chief communications officer Holly Ward. “It is important for us to make sure the campus community is aware of what we’re doing. We will be launching advertising soon, but the current students and employees are really a core part of the celebration.”
The campus community is invited to join the celebration as the Office of Public Affairs launches an awareness campaign this week to highlight the University's 50th anniversary celebration weekend coming in September.
