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Tag: research
News, research, and other announcements.
Innovative DeGroote research awarded SSHRC and NSERC grants
13 DeGroote researchers have been awarded grants through SSHRC and NSERC.
What Canada can learn from Sweden about creating middle-class retail jobs
Research shows how Canada should expand its middle-class to improve working conditions in sectors like retail.
DeGroote once again recognized with prestigious AACSB International accreditation
The DeGroote School of Business is one of 41 international business schools to earn an extended accreditation this year from the AACSB.
Announcing DeGroote’s new Associate Dean
The DeGroote School of Business is pleased to announce that Dr. Gillian Mulvale is the new Associate Dean, Graduate Studies and Research.
Social media ethics and use of algorithms
Two viewpoints from the faculties of business and arts & science about the ethical use of algorithms in social media
Equal representation of women in tech
Two viewpoints from the faculties of business and humanities about how to increase the inclusion of women in tech community.
DeGroote’s meaning of resilience
DeGroote's 2020 Annual Report tells the story of how our community adapted during these unprecedented times.
Shock-proofing for non-profit managers
An innovative partnership receives funding from Canada’s Future Skills Centre to help develop the skills of non-profit managers.
Journalism jobs are precarious, financially insecure and require family support
Erin Reid and Farnaz Ghaedipour study how people in precarious employment handle the day-to-day demands of their work.
Experiential learning meets impactful research: Commerce 4SY3
Bilal Khan and Dr. Maryam Ghasemaghaei spotlight the Commerce 4SY3 experience and the importance of experiential learning at DeGroote.
A fair chance at fair work
Catherine Connelly is investigating the obstacles and injustices faced by vulnerable workers and identifying ways to overcome them.
Dress pants optional
How retailers are dealing with changing consumer habits during the COVID-19 pandemic.