Appointments & Staff Changes

Campus Police Services

Director Appointed

Vice-President, Administration and Finance, Eric Harbottle, announced the appointment of Karen McMahon as Director of Campus Police Services, effective Monday, August 27.

Ms. McMahon brings with her a strong background in policing, security and management. From her early working years as an RCMP officer, to her most recent employment as a manager at Canada Customs & Revenue Agency, her career experience has provided her with the knowledge and skills appropriate for this position.

Mr. Harbottle says that Ms. McMahon, in her role as director, will continue to build on the model for campus policing, security and parking that emphasizes both service and safety. It is increasingly important that Campus Police Services be a participant in the functions of the campus as we strive to maintain a safe study and work environment for all of us.

President Appoints University's

New Human Rights Commissioner

Ms Cheryl Henshaw a local lawyer with an interest in human rights issues has been appointed by President Ross Paul as the new Human Rights Commissioner at the University of Windsor.

Cheryl Henshaw will be on campus two days a week. She will continue her private practice with the law offices of Raphael Partners, where she has practiced since 1987. She stresses that she will be accessible by phone and e-mail at all times.

"Students with concerns about their rights need to know there is a place on campus where they can go," says Henshaw, who replaces Rose Voyvodic, Director, Clinical Law Program, who has completed a two-year term in the position. "The university is a diverse community, and I am looking forward to the challenges and opportunities this position offers."

The University of Windsor is committed to providing a campus free of harassment and discrimination. The Human Rights Office is responsible for raising awareness of human rights issues within the university community and for investigating complaints. The commissioner produces an annual report to the president.

Search on for the Following Positions

Dean, Faculty of Arts and Social Science

Dean of Flexible Learning

Director of Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research

MORE DETAIL AVAILABLE

The University of Windsor Factbook for the year 2000 is now posted to the Web, the office of Institutional Analysis has announced.

They have made some significant changes in the Factbook webpages to make finding data more

convenient, navigating pages easier, and viewing statistics more interesting.

The new version contains a significantly larger number of enrolment reports covering a longer time span, and provides more detail than the previous version.

"We're excited about the changes to our Factbook and hope that the university community will take some time to explore our site," says Institutional Analysis Director Rose Zanutto. "Comments and suggestions are appreciated."

Link to the online Factbook at http://zeus.uwindsor.ca/general/info/index.html, or access it through the university's main page, by clicking on 'About the University', then on 'University Statistics'.

University Launches

2001 United Way Campaign

On Thursday, September 27, a Luncheon Training Session was held for all Canvassers and Volunteers in the Oak Room. The week of October 15-19 is declared as United Way BLITZ week for donations.

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