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The tradition continues: DeGroote’s 24-Hour Case goes virtual
The DeGroote School of Business hosted the third annual 24-Hour Case for all first-year students virtually. Learn more about its impact!
Day in the Life with Megha Tretha (January)
Megha shares more about her time at DeGroote, how to stay positive, and what new skills she has baked up!
24-Hour Case in experiential learning
For the second year in a row, the DeGroote School of business hosted the 24-Case for all first year students. Learn more about its impact!
Spotlight on the RBC/DeGroote Business Case Challenge
Offering hands-on learning through the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) / DeGroote Business Case Challenge.
DeGroote students make important connections at fall networking events
Deepening relationships and finding opportunities to network with DeGroote alumni
Driven by teamwork, collaboration and determination: Meet two of our BCom students
An athlete from British Columbia. A first generation student from Hamilton. Two undergraduate students discuss their early BCom experience
Recognized for Community Engagement: DeGroote Honours Three of its Own
Three faculty members were recently recognized when DeGroote held ts inaugural awards for Community Engagement.
Employees deserve to be treated with civility and dignity in the workplace, says DeGroote’s Aaron Schat
Schat, an expert in industrial-organizational psychology, knows how much aggression and incivility customer service workers face.
Fair play: Doing right by employees ultimately pays off, according to Isik Zeytinoglu
Isik Zeytinoglu’s research shows that being supportive of workers makes them healthier, more productive, and more likely to stick around.
Making the case: DeGroote BCom students look to case competitions for real-world experiences
Showcase your passions, stay up-to-date on trends, and be confident. That's how one BCom student describes her keys to success.
Future health leaders: DeGroote MBA candidates are sought-after by top healthcare employers
Doctors treat patients. Business leaders treat patient frameworks. There's an increasing need for both to excel in the healthcare sector.
The power of points: Alina Nastasoiu says some consumers value loyalty points more than regular currency
Nastasoiu: “I think this speaks to ... our strong desire to keep our options open.”