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Lang launches new networking program to connect first-year Commerce students
The Lang School of Business and Economics has partnered with Ten Thousand Coffees and RBC Future Launch to launch Lang First Year Student Connect, an exclusive online program that helps connect first-year Lang Commerce students together based on common interests.
Lang professors awarded $47,980 in research funding
Two Lang professors have been awarded nearly $48,000 in research funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC). The funding comes through the SSHRC Partnership Engage Grants and their COVID-19 special initiative competition.
5 Questions with alumnus and CPA Justin Dourado
Achieving your CPA designation is a major milestone for any aspiring accountant. For alumnus and recent CPA Justin Dourado (BComm '17, GDip '17), the Lang School provided him with the accredited courses needed to achieve his designation and the opportunity to land a job at PwC.
We chatted with Justin after recently achieving his coveted CPA designation.
How did the Lang School help you in your pursuit of your CPA?
Incoming Lang students receive top U of G entrance awards
The University of Guelph recently announced the 2020 recipients for the President’s and Chancellor’s Scholarships, the University’s top entrance awards for incoming undergraduate students.
Among the recipients are two incoming Lang commerce students, Grace Wylie (Management, Co-op) and Daniel Neiterman (Accounting, Co-op).
Lang Prof Joins Global Think Tank Dedicated to Advancing Women in Sports
Lang Chair in Sport Management Ann Pegoraro joins the Collective Think Tank, a global initiative which partners academic institutions, brands, properties, and media companies to share data to achieve gender equality in sport.
Lang announces new scholarship to support social-entrepreneurship and innovation
Canadians are less willing to fly during COVID-19 than Americans
The International Air Transport Association, known as the IATA — the body representing the air transport industry — expects global air passenger traffic to fall 55 per cent in 2020 compared to 2019, and global passenger traffic not to return to pre-pandemic levels until 2024.