Tricia Carmichael, professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, and nursing professor emeritus Barbara Thomas, are the recipients of the 2023 Mary Lou Dietz Equity Leadership Award.
A reception Wednesday, May 10, will celebrate the recipients of the 2023 Mary Lou Dietz Equity Leadership Award: Tricia Carmichael, professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, and nursing professor emeritus Barbara Thomas.
The Faculty of Nursing has earned accreditation from the Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing (CASN) for the collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN), honours, and Registered Practical Nurse Pathway to BScN programs.
CASN accreditation is a mark of excellence; it is a Canadian and internationally recognized evaluation process to ensure that exacting standards in nursing education and expected student outcomes are met resulting in graduates entering the field with elite acumen, skill, and competency.
The school’s application for accreditation is voluntary and requires that the programs’ faculty, resources, and curriculum be evaluated by a review panel consisting of nursing education experts, public and court officials, executive directors, and community representatives.
More than 100 students took time Friday to speak with representatives from 33 health-care agencies from both sides of the border at the 2023 Nursing Career Fair in the CAW Student Centre’s Alumni Auditorium. The event helped match future grads to prospective employers from hospitals, health-care organizations, and agencies all offering full-time, part-time, and occasional nursing opportunities.
“It’s incredible to see such a great turnout from our students, alumni, and of course, employers from Canada and the U.S. Many of these organizations have travelled quite a distance to be here,” said Susan Fox, associate dean in the Faculty of Nursing. “And by observing the interactions between our nursing students and alumni with potential employers, you can really sense the connections that are being made. It’s truly putting an exclamation mark on the day.”
On March 30, the University of Windsor’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Celebration recognized associate professor Jamie Crawley and clinical therapist Laura Little for their exceptional consideration and care for others.
As part of the UWindsor Pride team, they received awards in the Team/Committee category for their work with the 2SLGBTQIA+ campus community.
Both expressed gratitude for the entire committee's help, emphasizing that it is a group effort that involves listening to the needs and concerns of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, and striving to make the campus a safe and comfortable environment for all.
Congratulations to Dr. Crawley, Laura Little, the rest of the team, and all who contribute to creating a secure learning and social atmosphere on campus.
Third-year nursing students Sarah Weber, Natalie Marentette and Kelly Scott discuss the importance of early childhood healthy habits and lifestyles at the Spring into Health fair held at Frank W. Begley elementary school.
Students and parents from Frank W. Begley elementary school gathered March 22 to learn from UWindsor nursing students about physical and emotional well-being as part of a “Spring into Health” fair.
The fair is a component of a 12-week placement offered for third-year nursing students and forms an integral part of their curriculum since it teaches the students to understand, interact, and communicate effectively with youth in a community setting.
Congratulations to the 2021 Board of Governors Medal recipient, third-year nursing student Sylwia Borawski. The Board of Governors Medal recognizes the students with the highest academic standing cumulative average and major average in the program. Great work, Sylwia!
November 26, 2018: Congratulations to the following Nursing faculty award winners who were recognized at last week’s Celebration of Teaching Excellence:
National Award:
Student Initiated Awards:
November 22, 2018: Nursing Assistant Professor Edward Cruz recently passed the Canadian Nurse Educator Certification Exam and now holds the Canadian Certified Nurse Educator (CCNE) designation.
The Canadian Nurse Educator Certification Program fosters excellence in the academic nurse educator role and provides recognition and merit for the specialized knowledge, expertise, and competencies of this role in Canada. The CCNE designation indicates that the recipient has completed academic training in nursing education and is prepared to offer exceptional teaching and learning initiatives.
November 9, 2018 - Congratulations to Fabrice Mowbray (BScN 2014, MScN 2017), who is the recipient of this year's Odyssey Award. This award recognizes alumni who are in the early years of their careers and have distinguished themselves through successes in their professional endeavours or achievements in community service. See details in the Daily News.
October 29, 2018: Congratulations to Dr. Maher El-Masri and his team for successful funding from the Erie St Clair Local Health Integration Network (LHIN) for “A comparative study of the e-rehabilitation and normal care for mild or moderate strokes in the ESC LHIN”. Co-Investigators include Dr. Susan Fox and Dr. Michelle Freeman.
