Alumna Lacy Carty, 2022 recipient of the overall OHREA Award.
Dec 16th, 2022
Alumna Lacy Carty is the 2022 recipient of the overall OHREA Award.
Lacy Carty
Alumna Lacy Carty, 2022 recipient of the overall OHREA Award.
The Office of Human Rights, Equity and Accessibility (OHREA) is celebrating its annual OHREA Awards with a virtual int
Mar 19th, 2018
A symposium Friday will discuss “Resisting the Criminalization of Black Youth.”
Members of the Making it Awkward: Challenging Anti-Black Racism Committee pose in front of a Black History display in the Pitt-Ferry Building. From left: Lacy Carty, Abir Hassan, Nancy Tran, Samina Singh, Kayla Smith, and Chanel Beckford.
Feb 16th, 2018
Public exhibits in the Pitt-Ferry and law buildings trace Black history at the local and national levels.
Cessidia DeBiasio is one of two UWindsor students to receive the 2017 Athena Scholarship for community involvement, leadership potential, and academic excellence.
Oct 27th, 2017
Students Lacy Carty and Cessidia DeBiasio will be honoured as Athena Scholars at a luncheon Friday, November 3.
Members of the student Black Lives Matter Committee have created a “Hidden Figures” wall in the Pitt-Ferry Building to highlight lesser-known figures in Black Canadian history. Top, from left: Jillian Panjer, Ashleigh Watson, Kiera Royle, Nancy Tran, Joanna Stewart, Janay Warren, Lacy Carty, Daniel Falconer. Bottom: Samina Singh, Stacy Davy, Deneece Plummer, and Navroop Singh.
Feb 10th, 2017
A “Hidden Figures” wall in the Pitt-Ferry Building highlights lesser-known figures in Black Canadian history.
Mar 21st, 2012
The Humanities Research Group Distinguished Speakers Series presents Rev. James McConica addressing two questions on the UWindsor campus this week.
On Thursday, March 22, at 7 p.m. in Assumption University’s Freed-Orman Centre, he will discuss “What are universities for?”
Friday, March 23, at 11 a.m. in the Assumption University boardroom, he will discuss “Is there a valid Christian humanism?”
Both lectures are free and open to the public.