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MIRA Awards $240,000 in Catalyst Grants to 6 Interdisciplinary Projects on Mobility
Milena Head's interdisciplinary research focused on misinformation susceptibility for older adults was awarded a Labarge Catalyst Grant.
Advancing Diversity in the Boardroom
John Ware Institute partners with The Directors College to help advance equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) in boardrooms across Canada.
McMaster’s Nobel Legacy: Myron Scholes
DeGroote's Ronald Balvers explains how Nobel laureate Myron Scholes helped revolutionized financial economics.
A conversation on Truth and Reconciliation
David Farrar and Savage Bear discuss how the McMaster community can deepen their own learning about Indigenous history and cultures.
A Student Perspective: How Understanding Policymaking Can Help Address Global Issues
CanStudyUS Fellow Gurveer Bains, MBA ’22, shares her learnings on the importance of future business leaders understanding policymaking.
In the News: Canada needs to encourage more youths to pursue skilled trade jobs
Mojan Naisani Samani and Rick Hackett explain students are being urged to enter the skilled trades as the industry faces labour shortages.
Honouring Michael G. DeGroote
Letter from the Dean: With deep sadness, I share the news that Michael G. DeGroote has passed away.
McMaster Remembers Michael G. DeGroote
Entrepreneur, self-made man and philanthropist extraordinaire, Michael G. DeGroote has died at the age of 89.
In the News: The term ‘quiet quitting’ is worse than nonsense
The research by Human Resources & Management Professor Erin Reid is featured in this Financial Times article on quiet quitting.
DeGroote Wins 2022 Faculty Cup!
During Welcome Week the DeGroote School of Business took home the 2022 Faculty Cup!
In the News: New ‘More Beds’ Legislation Adds Up To Worse Care
DeGroote associate professor Manaf Zargoush is one of 15 McMaster researchers who wrote an op ed to the Hamilton Spectator about Bill 7.
Honouring Paul Bates
It is with great sadness that I share with you the recent passing of our friend, colleague, and former dean Paul Bates.