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Business School

Teaching Complex Management Challenges

The University of Toronto’s Sarah Kaplan on preparing students for the complicated array of choices and trade-offs inherent in business.

BY Ideas Worth Teaching

Blog Post

03.31.2021
Business School

Shaping Leaders for an Ethical Future

INSEAD professor Gianpiero Petriglieri discusses leadership and values in his award-winning course, Ethics: Value-based Leadership for Cosmopolitans.

BY Ideas Worth Teaching

Blog Post

03.17.2021
Business School

Teaching in Times of Crisis

Elke Schüßler and Leonhard Dobusch discuss their award-winning course, Organizing in Times of Crisis: The Case of Covid19.

BY Ideas Worth Teaching

Blog Post

02.03.2021
Business School

Accounting for a Better World?

Nick McGuigan and Alessandro Ghio reframe their discipline & more as they discuss their award-winning course, Global Issues in Accounting.

BY Ideas Worth Teaching

Blog Post

12.02.2020
Business School

Shaping a Sustainable Future for Business

Joshua Skov talks sustainability, making real change, & more about his award-winning course, Life-Cycle Assessment, Life Cycle Thinking, and Business Strategy.

BY Ideas Worth Teaching

Blog Post

11.04.2020
Identity and Equity

Decolonization Can’t Happen Without Indigenous Voices

True decolonization means genuinely listening to Indigenous community members and creating shifts in the power dynamics.

BY Owen L. Oliver

Blog Post

10.09.2020
Colleges and Universities

The Dual Enrollment Playbook

The Dual Enrollment Playbook describes five principles that college and K-12 leaders can follow to design equitable programs.

BY College Excellence Program

Publication

10.08.2020
Business School

Business School Evolves to Meet the Climate Crisis

What does taking action on climate mean for business, and future managers? John Byrd's course dives deep.

BY Ideas Worth Teaching

Blog Post

10.07.2020
Colleges and Universities

A Guide to Historically Black Colleges and Universities

While the nation's 107 HBCUs make up just 3% of higher ed institutions, they generate almost 20% of all Black graduates.

BY Virgil Parker

Blog Post

09.15.2020
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