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McMaster student Will Stephenson wins prestigious McCall MacBain scholarship
DeGroote student William Stephenson (IBH '22) is the first McMaster student to earn the McCall MacBain leadership scholarship.
Is Nuclear Power Green? | Knowledge Labs: In the Know
Can nuclear power be considered green? Associate Professor Goran Calic discusses in the latest Knowledge Labs: In the Know.
Milena Head and Yaqin Hu Receive Dr. S. J. Basu Teaching Award
Professor Milena Head and assistant professor Yaqin Hu are this year's recipients of the Dr. S. J. Basu MBA Teaching Award.
Tips for Organizations to Manage the Return to Office | Knowledge Labs
How can organizations best manage the return to office? Assistant Professor Haniyeh Yousofpour discusses in the latest Knowledge Labs: ITK.
In the News: Rick Hackett on Ethics Codes and Jerry Dias
It's not enough for organizations to spell out the rules of their code of ethics once and then forget about them says Rick Hackett.
Why Flexibility Over the Return to In-person Work is Crucial
Going back to the workplace doesn't necessarily mean returning to a pre-pandemic setup, and that's a good thing, says Catherine Connelly.
McCall MacBain Scholarship Finalist Credits Leadership Development at DeGroote
William Stephenson, IBH '22, is one of 50 Canadian finalists for the McCall MacBain leadership scholarships.
DeGroote Celebrates Work Integrated Learning Month
Celebrating the experiences of our Student of the Year Nominees for CEWIL National Co-op and Work Integrated Learning Month.
EMBA Professor Named International Educator of the Year
EMBA Professor Arshad Ahmad's lifelong love of education garnered him the prestigious AIB International Educator of the Year distinction.
Psychological Contracts, Context and Evidence-based Management: A Conversation with Dr. Denise Rousseau
Dr. Rousseau is one of the great minds in management. Today, she joins Dr. Vishwanath Baba to discuss the power of effective management.
Daily News: McMaster pledges $800,000 to support forcibly displaced students, scholars and researchers
McMaster University has collectively pledged $800,000 to seed two new funds that will help students and scholars at risk around the world.
In the News: Many of us welcome working from home, but universities show its dangers for women’s careers
Taking a closer look at some of the dangers for women’s careers when it comes to working from home.