New flexibilities to federal funding resources will enable post-secondary institutions to hire co-op students.
Sandra Davis
The Lancer shield graces the centre of Alumni Field, where Windsor’s football team will take on the Laurier Golden Hawks Saturday in its final game of the 2016 season.
Oct 21st, 2016
The Lancer football team will take on the Laurier Golden Hawks Saturday in its final game of the season.
Sandra Davis, second from left, accepts a gift of University Players tickets on behalf of her co-workers in Co-operative Education and Career Services from drama students Kayla Shephard, Billy Chandler and Erin Cunningham.
Oct 1st, 2015
Co-operative Education and Career Services and the Student Success Centre are offices that recognize the courage of those who come to them, and reward it, says Billy Chandler, president of the drama student society Club SODA.
He led a delegation Wednesday presenting their staffs with complimentary tickets to the current University Players production, Anna in the Tropics.
Sep 15th, 2015
A team is tasked with faculty and staff in responding to students struggling with emotional or mental issues.
H.E.R.O day of action volunteers - Photo credit:Samantha Fernandez, The Lance
Apr 15th, 2015
Resident students collected 16,700 lbs of food through a food drive to make donations within the Windsor community.
Residence assistants Kayla Bacon and Christine Scott invite students to ask why they are sober during St. Patrick’s Day programming in Alumni Hall.
Mar 20th, 2015
Residence Life staff encouraged students to explore alternatives to drinking Tuesday during the annual #CloverSober campaign.
Oct 16th, 2014
The If You See It, Report It campaign calls on members of the campus community to report conditions that may present barriers to accessibility.
Drama student Keaton Kwok (right) shares a laugh with a volunteer helping him carry belongings into his new home Sunday during residence Move-in Day.
Sep 2nd, 2014
When residence students descended on campus Sunday, an army of volunteers was waiting to help.
“It takes a lot of work to get hundreds of people settled into their dorms quickly and efficiently,” said Sandra Davis, manager of residence life. “The Windsor Inter-Residence Council has done a spectacular job of being prepared for our students.”
Residence Services invites members of the community to donate items for distribution in a welcome package for students entering residence this fall.
First-year engineering student Brendan Burger and his mother Michele, a two-time UWindsor grad, prepare his belongings for the move into Laurier Hall.
Sep 3rd, 2013
Move-in Day makes new students a excited and a little nervous.