Economics professor Ross McKitrick named Research Chair of the Frontier Centre for Public Policy
Economics professor and environmental economics expert Ross McKitrick has been appointed Research Chair of Energy, Ecology and Prosperity.
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CBESA president Ashwin Lal looks forward to 2015-2016 academic year
For College of Business and Economics Students’ Association (CBESA) president, Ashwin Lal, student leadership has been a passion since middle school, so it’s fitting that he would find himself immersed in extra-curricular activities throughout his time at the University of Guelph. Now entering his final year, Lal is looking forward to starting his career in sales, but before he crosses the convocation stage, he has a busy year ahead with the CBESA that will bring many opportunities for all business students to work, play and succeed.
"Sometimes, the liabilities outweigh the value of a sporting brand" says Timothy Dewhirst
Marketing professor Timothy Dewhirst writes in the Globe and Mail about branding issues affecting the NFL in the wake of its new season.
College of Business and Economics welcomes new faculty
Learn more about the new faculty members who joined the College of Business and Economics over the summer.
Aug. 25: Business alumni to reunite at Homecoming 2015
College of Business and Economics alumni will reunite on September 19 at the Brass Taps in advance of the Homecoming game.
For tourism management student Katie Lo, success is about making connections
Throughout her time at the University of Guelph, tourism management student Katie Lo has made connections across campus and around the world by taking advantage of opportunities ranging from student leadership roles within the College of Business and Economics Students’ Association (CBESA) to studying abroad for six months in Australia.
Professor Elliott Currie among researchers investigating hazelnut viability in Ontario
Researchers at the University of Guelph, including College of Business and Economics associate professor Elliott Currie, are currently investigating how hazelnuts might contribute to economic growth, environment and rural sustainability.
July 29: Celebrate Canadian food August 1 with Food Day Canada
Canada's largest culinary party is taking place this Saturday, August 1 from coast to coast.
Marketing Management student Leah Tanner creates winning design for My Social Canvas competition
Creativity has played an important role in Leah Tanner’s life from a young age, so when it was time to choose a major that allowed her to combine business fundamentals with creative pursuits, marketing was a natural choice.
July 23: CBaSE's Hub Incubator Program welcomes four new startups
The startups - Supplement Shed, LocalXChange, Cargotech and BioBridge Research and Education - were among 14 that competed for spots in the Hub Incubator Program.