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| Discussion on diversity, equity and inclusion with WWU's Meg Warren | Podcast: KGMI host Meg Weber is joined by Meg Warren, Assistant Professor of Management in the College of Business and Economics at WWU to talk about diversity, equity and inclusion |
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| Discussion on diversity, equity and inclusion with WWU's Meg Warren | Podcast: KGMI host Meg Weber is joined by Meg Warren, Assistant Professor of Management in the College of Business and Economics at WWU to talk about diversity, equity and inclusion |
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| CBE's Jason Kanov publishes “Why Suffering Matters!” in the Journal of Management Inquiry | |||
| CBE's Meg Warren receives dissertation award from SIOP | |||
| Whatcom residents describe racism, and how to be an ally | Learning to be an ally is particularly important at a time when FBI crime statistics and several recent surveys have shown that hate crimes … |
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| Bloomberg Markets: Balance of Power | Show features WWU's Ross Distinguished Visiting Professor Edward Alden. |
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| SACNAS honors WWU's Joe Garcia with presidential award | |||
| Three Long-Time CBE Faculty Members to Retire at the End of Spring Quarter | |||
| CBE's Joe Garcia wins the OBTS Outstanding Educator Award | |||
| Making a case for co-ops: how the rarely-taught business model is gaining traction in Bellingham | Rick Dubrow first considered turning his company into a worker-owned cooperative in 2007. He felt it would be the right thing to do for his long-time employees and for the long-term health of his business, a Bellingham remodeling company called A-1 Builders. More owners—more people with “skin in… |
