Memorial donations to honour the life of alumnus Mary Schisler will go toward providing visiting guest artists and guest directors in the School of Dramatic Art.
Tina Pugliese
University Players promises laughs and gasps during its 2014/15 stage season.
Sep 3rd, 2014
University Players promises laughs and gasps during its 2014/15 stage season.
Aug 14th, 2014
A free public performance Friday will wrap up an interdisciplinary youth arts program running this summer at the School of Dramatic Art.
Participants in the Changing the Odds program will make a public presentation drawing on their experiences on Friday, August 15.
Jul 24th, 2014
Participants in the Changing the Odds program will make a public presentation drawing on their experiences on Friday, August 15.
Field learning: Chris Reid explores the Campus Community Garden with local youth participating in the “Changing the Odds” program.
Aug 15th, 2013
Participants in the “Changing the Odds” program will present a free public performance on Friday, August 16.
Drama in Education and Community student Nataline Cardinal leads a warm-up exercise for participants in the Changing the Odds program.
Jul 25th, 2013
An arts program offered on campus this summer hopes to provide a model of change and growth for local youth.
Two UWindsor grads working for Assumption University have pledged to carry on the work of Campus Ministry as chaplain Rev. Chris Valka prepares to take up a posting in Toronto.
“Campus Ministry will continue to provide a rich experience of spiritual, liturgical, educational, and social opportunities for students,” says Thomas Dula, faith formation coordinator.
The University of Windsor will hold a place for Danielle Wade, says Tina Pugliese, director of the School of Dramatic Art.
Wade, an acting student who finished her second year, won a national search for the role of Dorothy in a Toronto-based stage production of The Wizard of Oz. The play, adapted by Andrew Lloyd Webber from the books by L. Frank Baum, will begin performances December 20.
The 20-year-old LaSalle native finished as the fan favourite on the CBC-TV series Over the Rainbow to win the role. The show’s finale aired Monday.
Information literacy librarian Tamsin Bolton and drama professor Tina Pugliese will discuss their research into the impact of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Mentor Program in a free public presentation Friday in the Leddy Library.
“We have surveyed first-year students, mentors, and instructors who have had mentors in their classrooms to get a full sense of what has been happening,” Bolton says. “We are currently in the process of going through the data.”