May 1, 2024

Join us: alumni and student pow wow set for May 9 to 11

Join us from Thursday, May 9th to Saturday, May 11th at the St Clair College Sportsplex and celebrate Indigenous cultures and community.



The free event will allow First Nations, Métis, and Inuit students and alumni to gather, including more than 1,000 Indigenous students from five local school boards.

The three-day event will include drumming, dancing, crafts, traditional food, and a special guest performance.

Presented by St Clair College Indigenous Student Services

and the University of Windsor Aboriginal Education Centre.

The Alumni Association is proud to sponsor the Alumni & Student Pow Wow.

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Faculty of Education Additional Qualification courses open for registration

The University of Windsor's Faculty of Education offers a variety of Continuing Teacher Education courses, including Additional Qualification courses, Additional Basic Qualification courses, the Principal’s Qualification Program, Technological Studies courses and the International Educator Certificate for International Baccalaureate Qualifications.

Registration for upcoming Additional Qualifications courses is now open:

• Summer - Registration closes May 20, 2024
• Fall - Registration closes September 22, 2024

Use the button below to learn more and register.

University of Windsor alumni small business owners can save on insurance with TD Insurance for Business

NEW! Alumni Accolades and Accomplishments

University of Windsor alumni are doing incredible things in their communities and around the globe, and we want to celebrate those contributions!

• Katharen Bortolin BA ’13, MBA ’16, pictured right, has been named executive director of the Windsor Essex Hospice, after five years as the charity’s director of community engagement and advancement.

• Stacey Robinson BA ’01 has published the young adult novel Dancehall Rebel, the story of a Caribbean Canadian teen challenging the ongoing legacy of homophobia in her musical and cultural community.

• Alison Duke BHK ’89, MHK '91 has won the Don Haig award recognizing creative vision, entrepreneurship, and track record with emerging talent in Canada for a filmmaker with an entry in the Hot Docs Festival. Duke is the producer and co-writer of the 2024 selection A Mother Apart.

Do you know an alum who has recently been recognized with an award, received an important appointment to a committee or board, or was promoted to a high-ranking position in their field? Tell us about it so we can share with the UWindsor alumni community. We'll be featuring notable recognitions in this section in our monthly e-Newsletter.