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New research shows that social media channels like Twitter can be effective tools for citizens and activists who want to hold business and political leaders more accountable. The findings are contained in the paper, “Twitter-based social accountability callouts”, which was published today in the Journal of Business Ethics. The paper was co-authored by Dean Neu […]
Posted onSustainable Infrastructure Fellowship Program – Graduation Event
The graduation of the 2022 cohort of the Sustainable Infrastructure Fellowship Program (SIFP) was celebrated on December 15th, 2022. The Fellows are Emerging Market senior government and agency officials, representing 18 countries globally. Notably, the 2022 cohort included a Fellow representing the Indigenous Communities of Canada, Government of Nunavut, in recognition of the Indigenous Infrastructure […]
Posted onSchulich Launches New Master of Health Industry Administration Program
Schulich announced today that it has received Senate approval for the School’s newest Master’s degree – the Master of Health Industry Administration (MHIA), one of the first of its kind in Canada. The MHIA program, developed under the auspices of Schulich’s Krembil Centre for Health Management and Leadership, will launch in Fall 2023 and will […]
Posted onSchulich students offer solutions to reduce York’s carbon emissions
Schulich Professor and York Provostial Fellow Burkard Eberlein invited students in his MGMT 4300 course, Corporate Social Responsibility in a Global Context, to participate in a case competition to advance climate action at the University. Teams participating in the challenge were given seven minutes to pitch creative and practical recommendations for action in three categories: Sustainable Procurement; Transportation/Commuting; […]
Posted onHow Companies Can Anticipate Supply Chain Disruptions
New research shows how companies can anticipate – and prepare for – supply chain disruptions. The findings are contained in the paper “The effects of tie strength and data integration with supply base on supply disruption ambiguity and its impact on inventory turnover,” which was published in the International Journal of Operations and Production Management. […]
Posted onBootcamp and venture competition ignites student entrepreneurs in Canada and India
This upcoming winter semester, top undergraduate and graduate students from Schulich and the Lassonde School of Engineering at York University are competing to win the grand championship prize for Together 2023. The four-month entrepreneurship bootcamp and venture competition, hosted by Schulich and Startup India, connects over 160 teams of Canadian and Indian student entrepreneurs and innovators with 100 […]
Posted onTop 10 Schulich Stories of 2022
1. Schulich Establishes New Chair in Sustainable Finance Thanks to a $1.25-million commitment made by CIBC, Schulich established a new research chair in sustainable finance that will pursue pioneering research to meet the growing sustainable investment needs of the financial sector. The CIBC Chair in Sustainable Finance will help bridge the gap between academia and […]
Posted onSuccesses, Smiles and Souvenirs Shared in BBA/iBBA ‘12 Reunion
On November 27th, graduates from the BBA/iBBA Class of 2012 reunited over brunch. The 10-year reunion, which was initiated by Ambassadors Nicole Song (iBBA ’12) and Ankit Bhandari (BBA ’12), featured a video wall of graduation photos and a commemorative cake. Over 70 alumni attended. In his opening remarks, Schulich Dean Detlev Zwick touched on […]
Posted onMentorship Program Celebrates Second Cohort of Schulich Founders with Veteran Alumni Mentors
The Schulich Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship celebrates the second cohort of the Schulich Startups Mentorship Program. A bi-annual program, six Schulich Founders receive four months of one-to-one mentorship from veteran Founders and Investors, who are Schulich Alumni themselves. The Mentorship Program is led by Entrepreneur in Residence Cherry Rose Tan. In a continued partnership with […]
Posted onSchulich’s Future of Marketing Institute Featured in Forbes Magazine
Schulich’s Future of Marketing Institute (FMI) was cited recently in a Forbes magazine article on how businesses are using augmented reality (AR) filters. The article focused on Future of Marketing Institute research conducted by a former FMI editor, Vincent Tsui (MMKG ’21), that details how smart glasses with embedded augmented reality capabilities are poised to […]
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