Kavaughn Boismier shared her perspective as a racialized woman in the executive leadership space, last week at the Odette School of Business.
Kavaughn Boismier shared her perspective as a racialized woman in the executive leadership space, last week at the Odette School of Business.
Employees are often reluctant to speak up at work. But if they make efforts to research their ideas and ensure they benefit the organization, it benefits both workers and employers.
Increasing the quality of employee feedback will improve work conditions and performance for the entire organization, says business prof Kyle Brykman.
Judges have selected a shortlist of teams to advance to Round 2 in the SCAN Health Virtual Business Case Competition.
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Business professor Andrew Templer and MBA candidate Victoria Pedri are inaugural recipients of the Sue Skrobiak Award for Excellence and Sue Skrobiak Scholarship, respectively.
The Odette School of Business announced the winners of the first Sue Skrobiak Awards for Excellence and Sue Skrobiak Scholarship.
The Odette School of Business will announce the inaugural winners of the Sue Skrobiak Awards for Excellence and Sue Skrobiak Scholarship for Excellence in a streamed ceremony Tuesday, Jan. 12, at 7 p.m. The event is open to the University community at https://www.uwindsor.ca/business/sue-skrobiak-award-excellence-2020-winners.
Articles co-authored by professor Kevin Li of the Odette School of Business have been ranked among the most-cited works in their respective journals.
Business professor Kent Walker has written a book on the benefits of meditation.
Business professor Kent Walker has written a book on the benefits of meditation.
A study by researchers at Stanford University looked at the citation records dating back to 1965 of nearly 7 million academics living and dead around the world. K.W. Michael Siu, UWindsor’s vice-president, research and innovation, said he is delighted 28 professors from the University of Windsor ranked in the top two per cent in their respective disciplines.
A list of the world’s top academics includes 28 from the University of Windsor.
Business student Hivda Celik is working with the Women of Windsor Mentorship Collaborative under a Mitacs-sponsored internship.
Business student Hivda Celik is working with the Women of Windsor Mentorship Collaborative under a Mitacs-sponsored internship.
