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1 Strategic Research Plan

Encouraging student discovery

Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity

UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR

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Research & Innovation401 Sunset AvenueWindsor, Ontario N9B 3P4www.uwindsor.ca/research

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March 22nd and 23rd, 2018 Alumni Auditorium, Salon A, B and C

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

Thursday March 22nd

Registration and Opening Remarks 8:30 – 9:20 CAW Atrium

Concurrent Sessions 9:20 – 10:40 Salon A+B+C

Refreshments Break 10:40 – 10:55 Atrium


Lunch, Keynote, Indigenous Panel 12:15 – 14:30 Salon A+B+C

Visual Presentations 14:30 – 16:30 CAW Atrium

Friday March 23rd

Registration 8:30 – 9:00 CAW Atrium


Refreshments Break 10:20 – 10:35 Atrium


Lunch 11:55 – 12:40 Salon A+B+C


Break 14:00 – 14:15 Atrium

Keynote and Reception 14:15 – 16:15 Salon A+B+C

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

This conference has received generous financial support from:

Diamond Sponsors: Office of the President

EPICentre Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

Faculty of Science

Platinum Sponsors: Office of the Provost and Vice President, Academic

Office of the Vice President, Research and Innovation

Silver Sponsors: Alumni Association

Faculty of Human Kinetics Leddy Library

Nelson Publishing Canada

Bronze Sponsors: Faculty of Nursing

Faculty of Education Pearson Publishing Canada

Additional Partnerships:

The Green Bean Cafe - Coffee during refreshment breaks

Special Thanks To: Alan Wildeman, President and Vice Chancellor

Douglas Kneale, Provost and Vice President, Academic K.W. Michael Siu, Vice President, Research and Innovation

EPICentre – Francine Schlosser, Wen Teoh Media and Educational Technologies, ITS – Stephanie Parent

Schulich Windsor School of Medicine and Dentistry – Dr. Gerry Cooper Public Affairs and Communications – Lori Lewis, Jennifer Ammoscato, Kevin Johnson

Conference and Catering Services - Dean Kissiner and Ligia Arias Recruitment – Naomi Pelkey

Humanities Research Group – Kim Nelson Printshop – Luc Quenneville, Jen Almeida, Scott Thorpe

Particular thanks to our student conference leaders:

Submissions and Review Coordinator - Amy Basilious Communications and Social Media Coordinator - Alexandra Scaman

Volunteer Coordinators - Jacob Ouellette and Olivia Sanders Judges Coordinator - Cayla Wood

Budget and Sponsorship Coordinator - Brunilda Gjini

Warm thanks to our many student volunteers!

Working together to prepare the 2018 UWill Discover! Conference, the organizing committee has a shared sense of excitement! Students from a vast array of programs across the University of Windsor will highlight discovery and achievement in research, scholarship, and creative activities throughout the two-day event open to the broader Windsor Essex community. This year’s conference grew remarkably to include over 100 student submissions with over 140 authors. Students will highlight discovery and achievement through a variety of paper presentations, poster presentations, art installations, performances, and film productions. We are excited that you are here throughout the event to recognize their hard work and share this exciting opportunity with them. This year’s conference seeks to refocus on “discovery” in a broad sense, spanning traditional and non-traditional research and creative fields. Throughout the conference and going forward, we hope to encourage students to connect with fellow researchers, scholars, entrepreneurs, and the broader community to address real-world challenges. UWill Discover is a collaborative effort of many University of Windsor offices: the Office of the Provost; the Office of Research and Innovation; the EPICentre; the Leddy Library; the Centre for Teaching and Learning; the Public Affairs and Communications; and the Office of Corporations, Foundations & Grants, University Campaign. Thank you to the many sponsors, especially EPICentre (official sponsor of the Awards Reception and Closing Ceremony), the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (official sponsor of keynote speaker Nino Ricci), the Faculty of Science (official sponsor of keynote speaker Debbie Landers), and Nelson Publishing Canada (official sponsor of breakfast both days). This year we are grateful for sponsors from the local community: Nelson Publishing Canada and Pearson Publishing Canada. Thank you to Green Bean Coffee for donating coffee during morning refreshment breaks. This conference is truly a team effort and requires support from the University of Windsor and community partners. The UWill Discover conference aims to develop student curiosity for research, scholarship, and creative activity across all disciplines by providing presentation, communication, and networking opportunities to all students. We offer our students the opportunity to express their excitement about what they have discovered, and we are grateful for the broad support we have enjoyed from the University and beyond. We welcome your participation in the conference, and we hope you will share your experience with us, through the response survey available on the conference website (https://scholar.uwindsor.ca/uwilldiscover/2018/). Please let us know what discovery means to you.

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:

Phillipe Wernette, UWill Discover Conference ChairFazle Baki, Odette Business SchoolSheila Boamah, Faculty of Nursing

Pierre Boulos, CTL & International History, Philosophy, and Science TeachingTim Brunet, Office of Public Affairs and CommunicationsDora Cavallo-Medved, Department of Biological Sciences

Amy Davie, Office of the Vice-President, Research and InnovationFedela Falkner, Alumni Affairs and Donor Communications

Mike Fisher, Development Coordinator - Coroprations, Foundations, and GrantsDave Johnston, Leddy Library

Erika Kustra, Center for Teaching and LearningCheri McGowan, Faculty of Human Kinetics

Lisa Safi, Faculty of EngineeringTina Suntres, Research and Innovation Services

WELCOME TO UWILL DISCOVER 2018

PANEL DISCUSSION - THURSDAY MARCH 22ND, 13:45

The Path of Self-Discovery - Indigenous Speakers Panel

As you move through your academic career and onward, the road of discovery and self-discovery is never ending. This panel features several Indigenous leaders in the Windsor community who offer insight and advice on how to navigate through the challenging decisions in life. From decisions on what to volunteer for while in school to the career choices we face down the road our Indigenous participants will also share their personal, academic and professional experiences that brought them to where they are now.

Paul Pehtahtegoose – Beginning Time Teachings Instructor in the Faculty of Education

Michelle Nahdee – Indigenous Legal Studies Coordinator at Windsor Law

Nikashantess Penashue – First year student, Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Science

Ali Dermansky – Fourth year student, School of Social Work

Moderator: Kathryn Pasquach – Aboriginal Outreach and Retention Coordinator

Nino Ricci, Author, Toronto, Ontario

Nino Ricci was born in Leamington, Ontario, to parents from the Molise region of Italy, and completed studies at York University, Concordia University, and the University of Florence.

His first novel was the internationally acclaimed Lives of the Saints, published in seventeen countries and the winner a host of awards, including the Governor General’s Award for Fiction and England’s Betty Trask Award and Winifred Holtby Prize. It formed the first volume of a trilogy that continued with In a Glass House and Where She Has Gone, shortlisted for the Giller Prize. The Lives of the Saints trilogy was adapted as a television miniseries starring Sophia Loren, Jessica Paré, and Kris Kristofferson.

Ricci is also the author of the novels Testament, winner of the Trillium Award, and The Origin of Species, which earned him a second Governor General’s Award. His short biography Pierre Elliott Trudeau formed part of Penguin’s Extraordinary Canadians series. His most recent novel is the Sleep, a national bestseller and winner of the Canadian Authors Award for Fiction.

Ricci has served as a visiting lecturer and as a writer-in-residence at institutions across North America, including Princeton University, The Colorado College, Bridgewater University, the University of Toronto Scarborough, and the University of Windsor. He is also a past president of PEN Canada, a writers’ human rights organization that works for freedom of expression.

Ricci’s other honours have included the Alistair MacLeod Award for Literary Achievement, York University’s Pinnacle Achievement Award, the Engel/Findley Award for a Writer in Mid-Career, and an honorary doctorate from the University of Windsor. In 2011 he was appointed a member of the Order of Canada. He lives in Toronto with his wife, writer Erika de Vasconcelos, and their children.

KEYNOTE SPEAKER - THURSDAY MARCH 22ND, 13:00

Debbie Landers, Vice President Cognitive Solutions, Blockchain & Industry Solutions, IBM Canada

Ms. Landers is the Vice President, Cognitive, Blockchain & Industry Solutions at IBM Canada. In this role, she a large cross-country team focused on working with our clients to find innovative new ways to grow and transform their businesses by leveraging IBM’s investments in Cognitive Computing (Watson), Blockchain, Cyber Security and Cloud as well as our legacy of excellence in Consulting and Delivery Services, Analytics, Systems and Software. Today’s unprecedented industry disruption caused by digital transformation means that businesses of all sizes have both new challenges and new opportunities which Debbie and her team, along with the rest of IBM and our partners, will work to help them address in ways that create new value and competitive advantage.

In her previous role, she was the Vice President of Innovation Investments for IBM Canada.

Prior to joining the IBM Canada team in 2016, Ms. Landers held a number of global positions within IBM, including her most recent experience as the General Manager of Kenexa & Smarter Workforce. The foundation of this business was the December 2012 $1.4B acquisition of Kenexa. Before taking on the role of General Manager of the business, Ms. Landers lead the team integrating Kenexa in to IBM.

Ms. Landers started IBM in 1985 and has held various roles throughout her tenure, including Vice President and Integration Executive for the Netezza acquisition, Vice President of Global Client Support for IBM Information Management; and Director of IM Customer Support and Services Strategy, among others. She is also an active mentor to a number of protégé(e)s from across IBM. Outside IBM, Ms. Landers sits on the Board of Advisors for the University of Windsor Entrepreneurship Practice and Innovation Centre (EPICentre).

Ms. Landers holds an Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from the University of Western Ontario, a Diplome de Francais Practique also from Western; and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Toronto.

KEYNOTE SPEAKER - FRIDAY MARCH 23RD, 14:15

Session 2201A March 22nd, 9:20 - 10:40 Alumni Auditorium Salon A

The Role of Spy1 in Glioblastoma Multiforme Initiation and Progression

Youshaa El-Abed, Ingrid Qemo, Lisa Porter, and Dorota Lubanska

Investigating Geriatric Mental Health Initiatives and Treatment Plans in the Windsor-Essex Region

Fatima Nadeem and Kim Nguyen

A Comparative Analysis of Capacitive Based Flexible Pressure Sensors

Julia Pignanelli, Jalal Ahamed, and Simon Rondeau-Gagne

Agenda setting at the municipal level: A comparison of strategies in two campaigns to increase wage standards in a mid-size Canadian city

Linda Coltman

The Role of Spy1 in the Development of Hepatocellular Carcinoma

John Talia, Carlee Stoyanovich, Lisa Porter, and Bre-Anne Fifield

Session 2201B March 22nd, 9:20 - 10:40 Ambassador Auditorium Salon B

Role of Spy1 in Mammary Development

Amy Basilious, Lisa Porter, and Bre-Anne Fifield

Getting it Right: Handedness and Longevity in Major-League Baseball Players

Amanda Bailey

Single-Song Repertoires Change throughout a Lifetime in Savannah Sparrows

Raven Ouellette

Towards the synthesis of an acetal-free TF antigen from glucosamine

Asma Ghafoor

Synthesis of the Natural Tn Antigen Found on Tumor Cells

Sabrina Piazza

Session 2201C March 22nd, 9:20 - 10:40 Ambassador Auditorium Salon C

From Michigan Marque to the Count of Kent: a John Askin Story

Robert Fletcher

Declines in Wintering Snow Bunting Populations as a Function of Climate Change and Agricultural Intensification in North America

Jason Chappus

Investigating the Presence of Circadian Rhythms in Colon Regeneration

Jonathan Nari

The Localization of Spy1 Protein in the Neurogenic Niche of the Subventricular Zone: Implication in Neural Stem Cell Pool Regulation.

Dalton William Liwanpo, Keith Frank Stringer, Lisa Porter, and Dorotoa Lubanska

Novel Approach in Resolving the Mechanism Behind Brain Tumour Heterogeneity and Therapy Response

Alexander Rodzinka, Lisa Porter, and Dorota Lubanska

Concurrent Sessions, Thursday March 22nd 2018

Opening Remarks March 22nd, 9:00 - 9:20 Atrium

Session 2202A March 22nd, 10:55 - 12:15 Alumni Auditorium Salon A

The Windsor/Detroit Border Region: A Transnational Jazz Community (1940s & 1950s)

Austin Di Pietro

Towards the Synthesis of a C-glycoside Tn Antigen

Advait Desai

To What Extent Can a Municipal Government Regulate Federal Undertaking Within Its Territory

Ismail Sali

Synthesis and characterization of immunologically active glycolipids isolated from S. pneumoniae

Peter Bahnam

Marley's Journey

Selina McCallum, Kassandra Coates, Gabriel Giuliani, Katherine Bryce, and Deborah Ilyeumi

Session 2202B March 22nd, 10:55 - 12:15 Ambassador Auditorium Salon B

Diamond, a Creative Writing Research Project

Rachel Fitzgerald

Effects of Nutrient Depletion in Cell Proliferation and Growth

Gillian Denomme

Gender Brechting

Patrick Moriarty

Ecogeographical and climatic predictors of geographical variation in plumage and morphology in rufous-capped warblers, Basileuterus rufifrons

Grace A. Bastien, Stephanie Doucet, and Alana D. Demko

Role of Mechanical and structural properties of GBM microenvironment in tumour aggressiveness and therapy resistance

Jonathan O’Beid, Lisa A. Porter, Dorota Lubanska, and James Ewing

Session 2202C March 22nd, 10:55 - 12:15 Ambassador Auditorium Salon C

BUILD(ing) a successful transition to University

Chantal Vien

Evaluation of the anti-cancer activity of a curcumin analogue alone and in combination with current chemotherapeutics

Krishan Parashar

The Role of Tuberin and Cyclin B1 as a DNA Damage Response during the G2/M Transition

Jackie Fong, Lisa Porter, and Elizabeth Fidalgo Da Silva

New York City Cab Tipping by Passenger Count

Amber Raymond

The Novel Role of GABAB and CXCR4 in Medulloblastoma

Philip Habashy, Dorota Lubanska, Lisa A. Porter, and Huiming Zhang

Refreshments Break March 22nd, 10:40 - 10:55 Atrium

Lunchtime Keynote March 22nd, 12:15 - 14:30 Alumni Auditorium

Keynote Speaker

Nino Ricci

The Path of Self-Discovery - Indigenous Speakers Panel

Visual Presentations March 22nd, 14:30 - 16:30 CAW Atrium

E-Book in Society

Bonita Teixeira

Are Women Thriving or Being Placed for Failure? Women at the Provincial Level of Ontario

Marissa Bumanlag

Direct Investigation of the Supermolecular Assembly of Stretchable and Self-healing Conjugated Polymers

Suendues Noori

Collection of 6 Piece - Mind of Art

Ada Walman

Newcomer youth: How can drama education influence language acquisition, community building, and self-development?

Ashley Abreu, Francine Schlosser

Machine Learning Approach to Wetland Delineation

Brianna Lunardi

A Collaborative Student Approach to Address First-Year Academic Challenges in Science

Layale Bazzi, Youshaa El-Abed, Tommaso Iacobelli, Michelle Bondy, and Dora Cavallo-Medved

Healthy heart, happy life: resources about chronic heart failure

Samantha Brown and Mia Zecca

Confusion Reigns: Social Media Content Analysis of the Responses to US Soccer Age Cut off Date Policy Change

Sara Scarfone

Barriers to palliative care in a prehospital case study

Xana Ouellette and Stephen Cook

Creative Arts and Well Being in Seniors Living in a Retirement Community

Kaitlyn Karns, Anna Zeiter-Smith, and Mallory Mahoney

Rip Currents Within the Canadian Curriculum

Summer Locknick

Women in Science: WinS for All

Tashea Yucca Albano, Kiruthika Baskaran, Layale Bazzi, Michelle Bondy, Dora Cavallo-Medved, and Tanya Noel

Explaining Trump Using Chimpanzee Politics

Katrina Hermle

The Impact of Chronic Mental Health Illnesses

Brian Brown

Competitive exclusion of pulmonate landsnails in an invasion context

Tedi Hoxha

Liquid Crystalline Tetraazaporphyrins

Rahul Jayachandiran

Isometric Handgrip Exercise: Does Device Matter?

Stephanie Rose Chauvin, Nicholas Caruana, Logan Shea, Olivia Sanders, Dave M. Andrews, Kevin J. Milne, and Cheri L. McGowan

Manual segmentation of head, neck, trunk and pelvis segments from dxa scans is a reliable approach for determining tissue mass estimates

Zikra Nilam

There’s an App for That: Review of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) Prevention Apps

Anca Enache, Samantha Daskaluk, and Patti Fritz

Let’s Get Fuzzified

Hannah Burdett

Visual Presentations (Continued) March 22nd, 14:30 - 16:30 CAW Atrium

City to city twinning relationships: Are there measurable benefits?

Linda Coltman

Sharing Inclusive Practices Survey

Linda Coltman and Katrina Hermle

Parliamo Italiano: Drama and Italian Language Acquisition among University Students

Noah Reeve Kienapple and Laura Amelia Hall

Parental Influence in Choosing a University Major for Native and Non-Native Canadiens

Misbah Noor

A Study of Rip Current Warning Dissemination Methods

Alexandra Scaman

The Role Student Partners Play in Conducting Course Feedback

Alexa Dunn

Predicting Drownings on the Great Lakes Using Machine Learning

Brent Vlodarchyk

Investigating the effect of circadian rhythm regulator Bmal1 on tumorigenesis in APCmin/- mice

Tina Zhou, Kyle Stokes, Malika Nunes, Colin Curan, and Phillip Karpowicz

Session 2301A March 23rd, 9:00 - 10:20 Alumni Auditorium Salon A

The Design of a Phosphine/Phosphenium FLP

Maxemilia Nascimento

The Social and Material Factors Affecting Access to Healthcare in Windsor Essex

Jaime Nantais, Sarah Hyland, Tiffany Mos, Heather Schreiner, Felicia Varacalli, and Jennifer Hamel

Everyone’s Daughter; a Collection of Resistance Poetry, and a Discussion of Contemporary Poetry-Resistance Embraced by Women of Colour

Bibi Balkhi

Synthesis of the Acetal free analogue of the KRN 7000 glycosphingolipid

Michael Qaqish

Synthetic small molecule biological antifreezes, applications in cryopreservation

Greg Yousif, Sayed Iraj Sadraie, and John Trant

Session 2301B March 23rd, 9:00 - 10:20 Alumni Auditorium Salon B

Increasing Stretchability of Conjugated Polymers Using Metal-Ligand Coordination

Kacper Wojkiewicz

Multi-Item Production Planning Problem

Sabrina Angco

Sharing the Burden: Schwartz Rounds¨ as a Compassionate Collaborative Practice Model in Long-Term Care

Shereen Jonathan

Maclean’s University Rankings 2018: Misled Again

Denise DeBlock

Thermal end-caps for use in self-immolative polymers

Sarah Nasri

Concurrent Sessions, Friday March 23rd 2018

Session 2301C March 23rd, 9:00 - 10:20 Alumni Auditorium Salon C

Pillararenes: Tubular-shaped artificial receptors. Cavitands Part 2

Emma Dennison

Development of an analytical model for rotational vector of a sphere using MEMS inertial sensors

Jiangtao Yu

Do eco friendly companies actually benefit the environment?

Paul Boots

An Investigation into Bloodstain Pattern Analysis: The Reliability of Swipe/Wipe and Directionality Determination Approaches

Brett Rickeard

On the Outside Reading In: An Analysis of ÒNon-senseÓ Feminist Poetry and Erin Mour� ÒPILLAGE 1 (Oakland)Ó

Grace Howes

Session 2302A March 23rd , 10:35 - 11:55 Alumni Auditorium Salon A

Fantastic Realism: Creating New Rehearsal Techniques for the Actor

Ken Caughey, Sofia Jarvis, Nicole Smieja, and Anna Grace Howard

Composite Index Creation Using AHP: Efficiency Optimization for the Health Care Industry

Andrea Yzeiri and Fazle Baki

Conductive Stretchable Fibres for Imperceptible Electronics

Kathy Nguyen

Development of a dynamic, reconfigurable finger-hand skeletal structure

Shreya Patki and Ruth Jill. Urbanic

Personality differences in peer review

Janessa Shaw

Session 2302B March 23rd , 10:35 - 11:55 Alumni Auditorium Salon B

Performance - Tiny

Alison Adams

Investigating the effect of circadian rhythm regulator Bmal1 on tumorigenesis in APCmin/- mice

Tina Zhou, Kyle Stokes, Malika Nunes, Colin Curan, and Phillip Karpowicz

Shakespeare Adaptation in Film: Exploring Universality and Authorship

Rachel Offer

Inert Bond Activation Using a Pentanuclear Nickel Hydride Cluster

Matthew McLaulin

Experimental Development of a Bat Inspired Obstacle Mapping System

Christopher R. Grebe, Joshua Jaekel, and Jalal Ahamed

Refreshments Break March 23rd, 10:20 - 10:35 Atrium


Development of a scalable synthesis of the Sialyl-Tn antigen

Amandeep Sehmbi

Demographic Influences in Performance Validity Testing

Alana Sabelli

ENHANCING RESILIENCE (ER) TO DISASTERS AND THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE Project

Md. Selim Reza

#yoga on Instagram: Understanding yogic principles in the online conversation and community

Jillian Lacasse, Sara Santarossa, and Sarah Woodruff

Wait Times in Long-term Facilities

Nina Marie Moceri and Al Aziz

Session 2303A March 23rd , 12:40 - 14:00 Alumni Auditorium Salon A

Voice and Backlash: An Exploration of Undergraduate Students Feminist Activism

Sydney Chapados

Towards an acetal-free TF antigen synthesized from galactose

Joy-Lynn Kobti and Ali Barazi

Chemical and Forensic Analyses of Road Dust Particles in Windsor, Ontario: Significance to Human Health

Rebecca Shearon

Resorcinarenes: Basket shaped artificial receptors. Cavitands Part 1

Maria Secara

Asphyxiation Labyrinth

Chung Chan and Cynthia Zokvic

Session 2303B March 23rd , 12:40 - 14:00 Alumni Auditorium Salon B

Performance - Project Scratch

Matthew Lepain

Community Perceptions of a Regional Medical Campus

Kyle A. DeMars, Nathan Tam, Nicole Sbrocca, Mark Awuku, Maher El-Masri, and Gerry Cooper

Development of a robust real-time filtering algorithm for inertial sensor based navigation systems with zero velocity update

Matthew Shamoon, Joshua Jaekel, and Jalal Ahamed

Synthesis, characterization, and coordination of benzothiadiazines

Nathan Doupnik

Bond Functionalization with a Tunable Pentanuclear Nickel Carbide Cluster

Galen Suh

Lunch March 23rd, 11:55 - 12:40 Alumni Auditorium Salon A+B+C

March 22nd and 23rd, 2018 Alumni Auditorium

CONFERENCE FEEDBACK


Political Communication: The Devil’s Advocate of Social Manipulation

Bayan Kojok

Synthesis and Photopolymerization of Diketopyrrolopyrrole-based Organogels Towards New Functional Polydiacetylenes

Gage Mason

From the ÔExposition QuestionÕ to an International Fair and Exposition: Detroit«s venture in America’s Exposition Fever, 1887-1895

Harrison Priebe

Self-Immolative Polymers

Anthony Chifor

The Connection of Gendered Suicide Prevalence with Third Party Factors to Suicide Hospitalization and Counselling Intervention

Edward Tang

Keynote and Closing Reception March 23rd , 14:15 - 16:15 Alumni Auditorium

Keynote Speaker

Debbie Landers, Vice President Cognitive Solutions, Blockchain & Industry Solutions, IBM Canada

Closing Reception and Awards Ceremony

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Break March 23rd 14:00 - 14:15 Atrium

1 Strategic Research Plan

Encouraging student discovery

Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity

UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR

For more information, please contact:

Research & Innovation401 Sunset AvenueWindsor, Ontario N9B 3P4www.uwindsor.ca/research

PAC 9089 Produced by Public Affairs and Communications, University of Windsor 2018

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