Education professor Susan Holloway will share some of the findings of research in two areas of growth in multiliteracies: using multiliteracies pedagogy to teach adult learners and to teach culturally and linguistically diverse additional language learners as a keynote address at the symposium “Multiliteracies in Plurilingual Societies: Dialogues for Sustainable Communication,” May 12 and 13 at the University of Huelva, Spain.
Rasha Qaisi has been awarded a doctoral fellowship by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.
Physically Empowered and Active Kids develops motor competencies in children aged eight to 12 through fun activities and sports.
A pasta dinner April 4 will raise money for the Teach Tanzania program.
Professor Lana Parker is a founding member of the Public Education Exchange network.
Miguel Hurtado encourages students to take advantage of campus programs to gain relevant career experience.
Students from the Early Years service-learning course invite families to bring their children ages four and up to engage in hands-on activities Saturday.
Binge on a book, test your smarts, fight the bulge, or just indulge. Third-year nursing students have helped organize fundraisers that will surely get your heart rate up – or help bring it back down!
Fundraisers include:
The University of Windsor is set to host two international education leadership conferences.