Students pose in the WIFF photobooth for an Oct. 25 midnight madness showing of Batman.
Stellantis executive Anna Markett presents to MBA students at the Ambassador Golf Club.
On May 29, Master of Business Administration students attended the Elevate Odette leadership retreat, a networking and informational session hosted by the Odette School of Business.
The day portion of the event included a panel discussion of advice and experiences with inspirational leaders Dayna Eagen, director of clinical quality and safety at Windsor Regional Hospital; Vincent Georgie, executive director and chief programmer at the Windsor International Film Festival; and Matthew Johnson, executive director of economic development and climate change for the City of Windsor.
Vincent Georgie, a marketing instructor and executive director of the Windsor International Film Festival, recalls the contributions of late director Norman Jewison.
Vincent Georgie, a marketing instructor and executive director of the Windsor International Film Festival, recalls the contributions of late director Norman Jewison.
High school students in the arts and culture Specialist High Skills Majors (SHSM) program watched a film and heard from professor Vincent Georgie as part of a day of workshops at the School of Creative Arts.
The Windsor International Film Festival will feature projects by many UWindsor grads, and a couple edited by professor Nick Hector, including The Man Who Stole Einstein’s Brain.
Jasleen Dayal and Carolyn Francis, strategic planning and special projects associates in the Office of the President, will staff a booth providing information on the University’s strategic plan during the Open Streets Windsor festival on Sunday, Sept. 17.
WIFF Under the Stars will screen 20 feature films outside City Hall from June 9 to 11.
UWindsor president Robert Gordon converses with Tecumseh mayor Gary McNamara during a forum of municipal leaders on campus Wednesday.
Marian Gayed will become the University of Windsor’s next associate vice-president, external.
Marian Gayed will become the University of Windsor’s next associate vice-president, external.
First-year law student Asiah Sadiq enjoys a balanced lunch — balanced with her textbook, that is — as she spoons green onions atop a bowl of chili during Thursday’s midday meal hosted by the Campus Campaign for United Way.
Diners who showed up for a lunch hosted by the Campus Campaign for United Way outside the student centre Thursday were surprised to be served by UWindsor president Robert Gordon, who joined campaign co-chair Vincent Georgie, associate vice-president, external, in donning an apron to dole out chili.
Hundreds of students, staff, and faculty partook of the event, held in honour of the late professor emeritus Datta Pillay, who spearheaded campus support of the charity for some 40 years.
