Page 4 The Retirees' Newsletter
The Retirees's Association ( Faculty, Librarian, Administrator), University of Windsor, Windsor, Ont. Canada
Vol X III, No. 1, March 2003
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Association News |
Lawson Named To Order Of Ontario
Douglas Lawson, past chair of the University of Windsor's Board
of Governors was one of 25 Ontarians named to the Order of
Ontario.
Lawson is a Windsor lawyer who first hired Premier Ernie Eves in
1971 as an articling student at the McTague law firm. In addition
to his service with the university, he is actively involved in many
community organizations such as the Ontario Arts Council, the Art
Gallery of Windsor and Enwin Utilities Ltd.
New International Exchange
Program To Support Social Justice
The Department of Sociology and Anthropology, University of
Windsor is participating in a student exchange involving seven
other Canadian universities and five universities in the European
Union. The exchange program is titled "Social Justice and Human
Rights in an Era of Globalization: Learning from One Another".
The project will focus on efforts in Canada and in European Union
countries to attain a higher degree of social justice and human
rights. Human Justice and Criminology undergraduate and
graduate students can apply to study at one of the five European
universities for either one or two semesters.
Canadian universities involved in the program with Windsor
include: Regina, St. Thomas, Montreal, Winnipeg, Simon Fraser
and Ottawa. Participating European universities are located in
Belgium, Spain, Germany, France and England.
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| The Newsletter
The Retirees' Newsletter is put out by the Faculty, Librarian
Administrator Retirees' Association of the University of
Windsor, four times per year: -- in March, June, September
and December.
Its main purpose is to inform our retirees on matters of direct interest to them such as their pensions, benefits, association activities, etc. and, equally, to provide a channel for retirees to keep in touch with each other and with outside groups, including the Faculty Association and the University. The Newsletter welcomes from readers their comments,
arguments, contributions and creative work.
Editor Datta Pillay
Send items for inclusion, to
Datta Pillay, 4015 Villa Borghese, Windsor, ON. N9G 2K3. Tel: (519) 972-1247 Fax:(519) 972- 8304 OR: Use his email address: pillay@ uwindsor.ca |
Retirements in 2003 - Faculty and Staff
| Faculty - 17
Harold Atkinson -Mathematics & Statistics Ian Bushnell - Law Raymond Daly - Psychology Joseph R. DeAngelis - Visual Arts John Ditsky - English Sheila Dresen - Nursing Michael J. Dufresne - Biological Sciences Edward Glass - Physics Forrest C. Hansen - Social Work Purna N. Kaloni - Mathematics & Statistics Ljubo Majhanovich - Classical Languages William Miller - Electrical & Computer Engineering Alfe Morgan - Business Administration Janice Titiev - Classical Languages Daniel Watt - Mechanical Engineering Chi. S Wong - Mathematics & Statistics H. Dale Woodyard - Psychology
Staff - 12 Roxanne Bell - Physical Plant Lucille Cecillon - Telecommunications Luigi DiModugno - Physical Plant Gary Fields - Physical Plant Nanda Gamage - Leddy Library Adelaide Gaudario - Leddy Library Ruby Johnson -Physical Plant Mickey Milanis - Food & Hospitality Dennis Murphy - Energy Conversion Carol Pageau - Leddy Library Julie West - Mathematics & Statistics |
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Iain Baxter Named to Receive
Order of Canada
In addition to being named an Officer of the Order Of Canada
recently, Visual Arts Professor Emeritus Iain Baxter has traveled
to France, was a guest lecturer, collaborated on several books
and is beginning a book project of his own.
Renne's Le FRAC Bretagne Museum of Contemporary Art has
acquired seven of his artworks for their collection.
The Vancouver Art Gallery has acquired 14 Baxter art works for
their permanent collection and the Iain Baxter archives have now
been installed in the Art Gallery of Ontario Archives Collection.
Baxter was a Visiting Artist in the Visual Arts department of Mount
Allison University in November. He was a guest lecturer and artist
in residence at the Toledo Art School in Ohio and Southern Illinois
University in Carbondale.
Recently Baxter became the first recipient of a Senior Research
Fellowship from the Visual Arts area of the Canada Council for the
Arts. The award will support his work on a major book covering
his 40-year art practice.
| What's Inside
P 1. Spring General Meeting, President's Message P 5. Letter to President Ross Paul P 6. Letter to President Ross Paul |