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Can postings on ONE-L target only participants in Canada?

  • 1.  Can postings on ONE-L target only participants in Canada?

    Posted 04-17-2010 17:28
    Aabir

    Canadian faculty on ONE-L are a large enough segment of our virtual
    community to make occasional use of the list to target just them okay. Of
    course, events that welcome all-comers are preferred.

    Collegially,
    Charles Wankel
    ONE-L list director

    -----Original Message-----
    From: Organizations and the Natural Environment Discussion
    [mailto:ONE-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU] On Behalf Of Aabir Dey
    Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2010 12:11 PM
    To: ONE-L@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
    Subject: Integrating Sustainability into Business Education: A Workshop for
    Business Faculty

    Hello Charles,

    My name is Aabir Dey and I am a Research Assistant at Wilfrid Laurier
    University's CMA Centre for Business and Sustainability. We are currently
    organizing a dialogue-focused workshop for Canadian business faculty on May
    4th on how to best integrating sustainability issues in management
    education.

    We are looking for different ways to spread the word about this workshop to
    interested faculty members, and generate a meaningful dialogue based on the
    issues we are discussing at the event - we were hoping to use the ONE-L
    LISTSERV as one of our promotional venue.

    Please let me know if this is an event that we would be allowed to post on
    the LISTSERV - the workshop details and message are written below.

    Thanks kindly,
    Aabir

    Aabir Dey
    Research Assistant
    CMA Centre for Business and Sustainability
    School of Business and Economics
    Wilfrid Laurier University
    www.wlu.ca/sbe/cmacro

    ***Sent on behalf of Dr. Elizabeth Kurucz, University of Guelph, and Dr.
    Barry Colbert, Wilfrid Laurier University***

    Integrating Sustainability into Business Education:
    A Workshop for Canadian Business Faculty

    Where: University of Guelph Arboretum Auditorium
    When: Tuesday, May 4, 2010, 9:30am - 4:30pm

    Global sustainability issues - energy, climate, water, food, justice,
    population, poverty - will form the relevant context for organizational
    leaders in the 21st century. The ability of business leaders to cope with
    these challenges and to leverage the opportunities in a shifting landscape
    will be directly affected by the quality of management education in Canada.
    Is the curriculum at your school progressing in time to lead constructively
    on issues of business and sustainability?

    Join Dr. Barry Colbert, Director of Wilfrid Laurier University's CMA Centre
    for Business and Sustainability, and Dr. Elizabeth Kurucz, Assistant
    Professor, Department of Business, University of Guelph, as they host a free
    one-day educational workshop for faculty members in Canadian business
    schools interested in incorporating sustainability tenets into their
    teaching materials.

    The workshop will draw on perspectives from sustainability educators,
    students, industry, government, and civil society and will encourage
    structured dialogues between faculty members on a variety of topics. Engage
    with other faculty members across Canada to learn about the best practices
    of leading business schools, and to discuss the challenges and opportunities
    that pertain to sustainability- focused business education.

    In partnership with the Network for Business and Sustainability, we have
    asked the Dialogue Leaders of our workshop to share their thoughts on what
    Canadian business schools should emphasize in order to help the next
    generation of organizational leaders address global sustainability issues.
    Visit www.nbs.net/news.aspx to read what our Dialogue Leaders have to say,
    and please send your thoughts (500 words or less) to Anthea Rowe
    (arowe@nbs.net) at the Network for Business and Sustainability, to
    contribute to the workshop dialogue.

    We encourage you to continue this discussion on this LISTSERV, and pass this
    information to any faculty members who may be interested in sharing their
    thoughts and attending the workshop.

    Registration is free - full meals, snacks, and beverages will be provided
    (spaces are limited). Please register for the workshop at
    www.wlu.ca/sbe/cmacro before Wednesday, April 28th, 2010.

    Thank you for your support and looking forward to your participation!

    Elizabeth Kurucz Barry Colbert
    University of Guelph Wilfrid Laurier
    University