CDR de Western Ontario (Windsor)

Ouverte en 2010, cette antenne est affiliée au CDR de Western Ontario. Quatre stations de travail y sont disponibles.

Établi: 2010
Province: Ontario

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Personnel

Nom	Position	Courriel
Berenica Vejvoda	Directrice académique	Berenica.Vejvoda@uwindsor.ca

Contact

Téléphone: (519) 253-3000 x4880

Courriel: wrdc@uwindsor.ca

Adresse:
Adresse:Windsor Research Data Centre c/o Berenica Vejvoda, Academic Data Centre Manager Leddy Library University of Windsor 401 Sunset Avenue Windsor, Ontario N9B 3P4

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Horaires: Mardi: 12h30 à 17h00 Jeudi: 12h45 à 17h00 Vendredi: 12h30 à 15h30

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