The Probability Prof, Jeffrey Rosenthal, will deliver two public lectures next week on the UWindsor campus.
The Probability Prof, Jeffrey Rosenthal, will deliver two public lectures next week on the UWindsor campus.
Students Tatiana Krikella, Jordan Kiss, and Tareq Oshan are applying their mathematics skills to model the supply chain network of a distribution company.
A partnership with a wholesale product distributor is providing real-world experience to mathematics students.
The Tunes for Tanzania benefit concert, February 25 at Mackenzie Hall, will help send Eva to high school.
The Tunes for Tanzania benefit concert, February 25 at Mackenzie Hall, will help send a young Maasai woman to high school.
Math professor Richard Caron discusses opportunities for graduate research with undergraduate students during a retreat April 22 at the Fogolar Furlan Club.
A retreat April 22 gave math students a chance to discuss the results of a survey on their experiences.
The results of the Ithaka S+R Local Faculty Survey, which closed November 30, will offer invaluable feedback from UWindsor faculty on teaching and research needs in an increasingly digital environment, says Gwen Ebbett, dean of the library.
“I wish to thank all the faculty members who took the time to participate in this important effort,” Ebbett says. “The Leddy Library will make use of this data to shape the ways in which library collections and services can continue to effectively support campus activities.”
A former student of nursing professor Judy Bornais hails her as an exemplary teacher: “She inspires in us a love of nursing, and a love of learning.”
External recognition of UWindsor instructors celebrates its reputation as an institution committed to providing an exceptional educational experience.
Attending camp to improve her math skills is a great way to spend two weeks of her summer vacation, says Lulu Guo.
“I can come here and actually learn something,” says the Roseland Public School grad, who will head to Vincent Massey Secondary School in the fall. “There are a lot of things they don’t teach you in elementary school. I would like to have a base of knowledge for high school.”
The University of Windsor Alumni Association honoured the exceptional accomplishments of Richard Caron, professor of Mathematics & Statistics in the Faculty of Science, with the Alumni Award for Distinguished Contributions to University Teaching during Convocation on Wednesday, June 13.
The award was established in 1987 to provide incentive and encouragement for achieving excellence and teaching at the University of Windsor.
