Alumni association president Beth Ann Prince and UWindsor interim president Douglas Kneale stand before a word cloud generated by campus alumni Wednesday.
A lunch Wednesday brought together UWindsor employees and retirees who are also alumni of the University.
Chemistry professor Tranum Kaur (third from left) accepts congratulations on her Excellence in Mentoring Award from UWindsor president Douglas Kneale, alumni communications director Patti Lauzon, and dean of science Chris Houser during the Celebration of Teaching Excellence, Nov. 21 in the Alumni Auditorium.
More than 250 faculty, staff, and students gathered to honour award-winning instructors at the Celebration of Teaching Excellence.
Alumni Association president Jean Wright (BA 1971, B.Ed 1972) and former president Bill Wright (BA 1970, LLB 1973) flank their daughter, engineering professor Jacqueline Stagner (BASc 1999), at Wednesday’s luncheon for alumni who work on campus. Photo by Paige Romberg
A luncheon Wednesday celebrated UWindsor employees who are also graduates of the institution.
Giving Tuesday, November 29, celebrates philanthropy, volunteerism and community service.
Giving Tuesday, November 29, celebrates philanthropy, volunteerism and community service.
Tuition bursary winner Sameena Sultana (centre) accepts congratulations from Patti Lauzon of the alumni office and OPUS officials Steve Jancev, Maryan Amalow and Edward King.
Psychology student Sameena Sultana won a waiver worth up to $1,500 off her tuition.
Melissa Woods accepts congratulations from OPUS executive director Maryan Amalow and Patti Lauzon, director of alumni and donor communications, on winning a bursary worth up to $1500, courtesy of the alumni association.
Hundreds of celebrants and campus celebrities enjoyed the OPUS barbecue Friday.
UWindsor president Alan Wildeman thanks youngsters Nicette and Celeste Scott of St. Anne French Immersion School and retired teacher Jocelyn Gignac.
A breakfast Friday recognized UWindsor donors.
Mathematics and music are a match made in heaven, says Jason Brown – and he should know. A guitarist and songwriter, Brown is also a mathematics professor at Dalhousie University.
He will discuss his twin passions in a free public lecture, “A Hard Day’s Math: the connections between mathematics and music,” at 7 p.m. Thursday, November 10, in Assumption University’s Freed-Orman Centre.
