The World Health Innovation Network has appointed Randy Bradley as an adjunct faculty and advisory council member.
Mitch Fields
Alumni of the University of Windsor business faculty are invited to a wine and cheese social in Vancouver on Feb. 12.
Jan 9th, 2019
Dean Mitch Fields will host a wine and cheese social for University of Windsor business alumni in Vancouver on Feb. 12.
Entrepreneur Sam Sinjari sponsored a Thanksgiving feast for international students Thursday at the Odette School of Business.
Oct 5th, 2018
Entrepreneur Sam Sinjari sponsored a Thanksgiving feast for international students Thursday at the Odette School of Business.
Members of the BComm class of 1961 gathered Wednesday for an event recognizing their support for the Odette School of Business. Pictured are UWindsor president Douglas Kneale, Dave Wilson, Mike Biro, Lana Biro, Frank Bisson, Mike Mueller, Margaret Mueller, Jack Freeman, dean Mitchell Fields, and Michael Diana.
Oct 1st, 2018
Members of the BComm class of 1961 gathered Wednesday for an event recognizing their support for the Odette School of Business.
Titled “Gateway to Success,” the annual report of the World Health Innovation Network documents a year of growth and impact.
Jun 26th, 2018
Titled “Gateway to Success,” the annual report of the World Health Innovation Network documents a year of growth and impact.
Mitch Fields has been appointed dean of the Odette School of Business.
Mar 28th, 2018
Mitch Fields has been appointed dean of the Odette School of Business.
An info session Monday will re-launch the Odette MBA for Managers and Professionals.
Nov 17th, 2016
An info session Monday will re-launch the Odette MBA for Managers and Professionals.
Jul 4th, 2016
The University of Windsor has appointed acting deans to oversee the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and the Odette School of Business.
Both appointments are for two-year terms: Marcello Guarini to Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and Mitch Fields to the Odette School of Business
Mar 14th, 2016
The Co-operative Education Services office has moved to the first floor of Lambton Tower.
A committee reviewing the operations of the University’s career and co-op services has issued a call for feedback from faculty, students and staff.
The committee members will provide recommendations on enhancements to meet the needs of students and alumni, says provost Leo Groarke, who initiated the review.