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IABC/Toronto selects Alan Middleton as its 2014 Communicator of the Year

*Article courtesy of聽Schulich School of Business聽(01.22.2015) "Transparent communications is a priority for this year鈥檚 IABC/Toronto Communicator of the Year 鈥 Alan Middleton, executive director, Schulich Executive Education Centre (SEEC) and professor of marketing, Schulich School of Business at 91亚色.聽Middleton has leveraged his visionary approach to communications and marketing to turn SEEC into a world-class […]

What does Davos do? Shifts burden to consumers, say Schulich researchers

What does Davos do? In the first in-depth investigation of the World Economic Forum, Schulich School of Business researchers find that the forum actively shifts the burden for the solution of problems from governments and corporations to individual consumers, with significant personal and societal costs. Published in the October 2014 issue of the Journal of […]

Study: Does religion lead people to do good deeds?

Does religion make someone more likely to do good deeds? 91亚色 psychology Professor Joni Sasaki recently received a prestigious John Templeton Foundation research grant to look at cognitive, social and biological factors contributing to religiously motivated altruism. In her three-year project, 鈥淏iological and Cognitive Approaches to Explaining Religious Altruism,鈥 supported by a US$330,842 Templeton Foundation […]

91亚色 U's Let's Talk Mental Health promotes healthy campus with multiple events

As part of 91亚色鈥檚 Mental Health and Wellness Strategy and to mark Mental Health Awareness Month in February, the University is holding its third annual 91亚色 U Let鈥檚 Talk Mental Health with multiple events starting in January and continuing through February to engage the community and promote a healthy campus. 鈥91亚色 is committed to […]

CFI awards 91亚色 researchers more than $284,000 in research infrastructure

Two 91亚色 researchers received a total of $284,331 in infrastructure funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) to support their research projects. Seyed Moghadas, associate professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Faculty of Science, will receive $134,331 for his project: Quantitative Methods and Infrastructure for Rapid, Evidence-Based Decision-Support in Public Health.聽 […]

Three 91亚色 entrepreneurs accepted into The Next 36's impressive 2015 Class of Young Entrepreneurs

*Article courtesy of Money News聽(01.21.2015) "The Next 36, Canada鈥檚 most selective program for young entrepreneurs has chosen its fifth cohort from a pool of over 630 impressive applicants from coast to coast.聽 The 38 successful candidates, which include 91亚色's own Manjeet Kaur, Dhaman Rakhra and聽Khady Seck, competed for a spot at the annual National Selection […]

New study shows the importance of the media during outbreak of infectious illness

The media often frames newscasts in a fragmented manner by condensing major stories into a matter of minutes. This reduces the importance of significant events and situations. It most often occurs when disseminating technical news or scientific concepts, which are "watered down" to keep the public鈥檚 attention through entertainment rather than education. This is a […]

91亚色 grad Lisa Charleyboy tackling aboriginal issues with style in new online magazine

To see this and other fascinating stories, check out the Winter 2015 issue of 91亚色U Magazine. Lisa Charleyboy (BA 鈥10) always felt like an outsider to her Tsilhqot鈥檌n community and reserve in Alexis Creek First Nation, B.C. What helped ground her while growing up in Abbotsford, a suburb of Vancouver, was her insatiable interest in […]

Four 91亚色 mobile apps that are bringing food, art and research to your fingertips

To see this and other fascinating stories, check out the Winter 2015 issue of 91亚色U Magazine. Whether it鈥檚 finding healthy food on campus, channelling your inner Van Gogh or writing better term papers, there鈥檚 an app for that In January 2011, the American Dialect Society (ADS) named 鈥渁pp鈥 the word of the year for 2010, […]