A UWindsor professor is one of the editors of a book celebrating the talents of poets from the Windsor-Essex region.
Creative writing professor Susan Holbrook and Palimpsest Press publisher Dawn Kresan edited Detours: an anthology of poets from Windsor & Essex County, a showcase of the eclecticism that characterizes the region: the traditional and experimental, the academy and community, the established and emergent, the internationally renowned and promising apprentice.
Nearly 900 students crossed the stage Saturday to receive diplomas during the University’s 96th Convocation Ceremonies. As family, friends and faculty joined in wishing the graduates a successful future, a few shared their proudest moments at the University of Windsor.
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Almost 900 graduates joined the alumni ranks Saturday, including honorary degree recipient Sheila Fraser, former Auditor General of Canada. Below are a few photographs of the event by photographer Tory James of the Centre for Teaching and Learning. To enlarge, double-click on the image.
The University of Windsor will recognize the contributions of a government watchdog, along with the accomplishments of almost 900 graduating students, during two sessions of the University’s 96th Convocation ceremonies on Saturday, October 22, at the St. Denis Centre.
Former auditor general of Canada, Sheila Fraser, will receive an honorary doctor of laws degree during the afternoon session.
UWindsor faculty and staff members are invited to participate in the highlight of the academic year by joining the Volunteer at Convocation initiative.
A joint project of the Department of Human Resources and the Office of the Registrar, it offers employees the opportunity to be involved in a tangible way in the culmination of the student experience.
