Welcome back and happy new year, Haskayne!🔥
We’re so excited to see you back in our classrooms, study spaces and community as the new term begins. Wishing all our students, staff and faculty a strong start to the year! 💪
What are you looking forward to most this semester? 👀
Flu season reminds us how quickly illness can spread. Haskayne prof Nick Turner explains in @ConversationCA that universal paid sick leave is key to keeping Canadians healthy and workplaces strong.
Read more: https://t.co/SSM3wHcKxG
“You get stuck in this dilemma of protecting the ‘assembly line’ versus taking action. How do you keep that [innovative] DNA present?” – James Lochrie, Thin Air Labs.
Discover how at the Haskayne Business Exchange on Nov. 4. Early bird ends Oct. 10 → https://t.co/TLAQuvvYL5
When does the pathway to leadership roles begin? Nick Turner and his colleagues reveal it starts much earlier than you might think.
Read the story here: https://t.co/aeSR7pUuN4
Today we officially welcome our new BComm students at orientation! The right place and the right time to start your journey. Wishing all our new students an amazing year ahead at Haskayne!
Good luck to everyone who is taking block week courses. Wishing you the best as you move through this busy week! Remember to take care of yourself and enjoy the fresh air when you can. 📚 ☀️
“When employees feel safe enough to speak up, both employees and organizations benefit from it.” That’s one of the key findings from Haskayne profs Justin Weinhardt and Nick Turner in their recent piece for @ConversationCA on mental health in the workplace.https://t.co/zoibcnzjm6
Are you a #UCalgary alum looking for some summer fun? Look no further than @ucalgaryalumni’s annual Summer Scavenger Hunt!
Register now to complete in-person and virtual “missions” from July 25 to Aug. 10 & be entered to win some amazing prizes! https://t.co/m9TfYJl9qB
Yahoo! Teddy’s got his cowboy hat on and he's headed to the Stampede grounds for some good ol’ honky tonk fun, enjoying a Skittle Dog, and taking a spin on the ferris wheel. Who’s ready to kick off Stampede week in style? 🤠👢🐮
Hardball negotiation tactics don't always work. Haskayne prof Dr. Anup Srivastava and co-authors argue for a smarter approach: soft-edge negotiation, built on trust, adaptability and long-term value in the California Management Review.
https://t.co/iLE62cabz8
Why do bystanders defend bad behaviour at work? Haskayne Professor Nick Turner and Associate Dean Sandy Hershcovis explain how it feels inevitable and normalized and share proven tips to challenge it for positive change. Read more in the @ConversationCA. https://t.co/I9psBEjht5
Associate Dean J. Ari Pandes & Senator Colin Deacon’s @GlobeAndMail op-ed warns that banking consolidation limits IPOs and support for smaller Canadian businesses. They call for restoring competition and targeted incentives to boost innovation. https://t.co/jQiiJUTNA4
Marius Zoican, associate professor of finance at Haskayne, talks about risks retail investors face when reacting impulsively to market volatility, particularly when using ETFs in a recent CBC article.
https://t.co/9FnG9H5qj2
Teddy Bull is all dressed up and ready! He tips his horns to the Haskayne graduates convocating next week and wishes them a bright future ahead. May your careers be as unstoppable as a bull market! 🐂 📈
Haskayne professor Yrjo Koskinen was featured in @globeandmail's Road to Net Zero Ranking 2025 report by Jeffrey Jones, discussing corporate Canada’s approach to sustainability.
https://t.co/ImaXCwWMl5
Haskayne professors Raymond Patterson and Jian Zhang, with UCalgary law professor Emily Laidlaw, reveal how AI and data tracking overcharge vulnerable shoppers for lower quality goods, knowing they have limited alternatives.
https://t.co/22HMQtPETc
@LiveWireCalgary interviewed Dean Gina Grandy about our new case study partnership with @IveyPublishing in collaboration with CDL-Rockies. This partnership will create valuable learning resources for business students locally and globally.
https://t.co/qetd9WvY1Z
A software update crashed 8.5M systems, exposing digital supply chain vulnerabilities. Professors Raymond Patterson & Hooman Hidaji explain in @ConversationCA why businesses underestimate these risks and the consequences for leaders. https://t.co/I3wD6OKCMd