University of Windsor
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| Motto: 'The best of both worlds' and 'The degree that works' | |
| Chancellor | Dr. Frederic Jackman |
| President | Ross H. Paul, PhD |
| School type | Public |
| Founded | 1963 |
| Location | Windsor, Ontario, Canada |
| Enrollment | 11244 full time 3812 part time (April 2004) |
| Campus surroundings | Urban |
| Campus size | 510,000 m² (125 acres) |
| Sports teams | Lancers |
| Mascot | The Lancer |
| Colours | Blue, Gold |
The University of Windsor is a mid-sized university in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Located in Canada's "automotive capital" across the border from Detroit, this modern-looking university has a student body of approximately 11,000 full-time students (mostly undergraduate) and 3,800 part-time students. Situated at the western end of Lake St. Clair, on the Detroit River, the University of Windsor is Canada's southernmost university.
The University has developed a number of partnerships with local businesses and industry, including the multi-million dollar University of Windsor/Chrysler Canada Ltd. Automotive Research and Development Centre, the only research facility of its kind in North America, and a unique agreement with the Ambassador Duty-Free Store, at Canada's busiest border crossing, which provides student jobs, 400 parking spaces, and an annual cash annuity.
The university is represented in Canadian Interuniversity Sport by the Windsor Lancers.
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History
History of The University of Windsor (http://www.uwindsor.ca/uweb/AboutU.nsf/inToc/15FA4DDAE68DA06385256DB4004F48AE)
Presidents
- Eugene Carlisle LeBel, 1963-1964
- John Francis Leddy, 1964-1978
- Mervyn Franklin, 1978-1984
- Ronald W. Ianni, 1984-1997
- Ross H. Paul, 1998-
Federated/affiliated colleges
- Assumption University, a graduate college that offers a degree in Pastoral Ministry and Religious Education
- Canterbury College, a liberal arts college within the U of W with a Christian background
- Iona College, a small theological college
External links
- University of Windsor (http://www.uwindsor.ca)
