Social Media Policy- 4 Key Steps the General Counsel Can Take Amidst New ESG Expectations | Corporate Counsel - Law.com July 27, 2021
- Inside a new battle of brothers, more big royals news for July 2021 - Wonderwall July 27, 2021
- Anti-semitism charity says Twitter ruled tweets such as 'Hitler was right' did not breach guidelines - nation.lk - The Nation Newspaper July 27, 2021
- Donald Trump rallies the troops in Phoenix: Unfortunately, that's not a metaphor - Salon July 26, 2021
- Building Indian Narratives and Battling New Militancy in Kashmir - Observer Research Foundation July 26, 2021
- Ajit Mohan: ‘Disproportionate energy on tech firms vs govt narrative. The conversation must happen but not framed as a daily debate’ - The Indian Express July 26, 2021
- Government's flagship housing plan is 'nearly there', insists minister - Irish Examiner July 23, 2021
- India’s government still pushing social media platforms to nix COVID posts - The American Genius July 22, 2021
- Behavior, speech, dress code changes made to high school handbook - Brown County Democrat July 20, 2021
- Regulating the 'tech trust' within the context of antitrust policy • City, University of London - City, University of London July 19, 2021
- S. Media Vancouver
- Canadian tribal artist 'Harvey John' is exposed as dealer's fraudulent fiction - The Times July 27, 2021
- B.C. kicks off COVID campaign to boost vaccination - Vancouver Is Awesome July 27, 2021
- Telephone fraudster tricks Fraser Valley senior out of $44000 – Vancouver Island Free Daily - vancouverislandfreedaily.com July 27, 2021
- COVID-19 airport plan halted: Why Toronto, Vancouver won’t separate vaccinated, unvaccinated travellers - Yahoo Sports July 27, 2021
- Centre Culturel Francophone de Vancouver Benefits from $1.5 Million in Federal Funding - Canada NewsWire July 27, 2021
- Man pleads guilty to 4 Asian spa killings, sentenced to life - Vancouver Is Awesome July 27, 2021
- Sales of Unsworth Vineyard Pinot Support Local Hospitality Sector - wineindustryadvisor.com July 27, 2021
- Media advisory - Minister Champagne in British Columbia to announce investments to grow a robust, competi - Benzinga July 27, 2021
- Vancouver Business owner, John Edwards' Book, “Despite Me; Discover a Proven Pathway to a Life of Passion and Purpose,” Nominated for Global Award - Digital Journal July 27, 2021
- Would-be entrepreneurs need to evaluate work ethic, values before taking the plunge - Vancouver Is Awesome July 27, 2021
- Kwantlen
- Vax for BC launches to get more people vaccinated - Voiceonline.com July 27, 2021
- Dr. Bonnie Henry, health minister Adrian Dix host COVID-19 townhall for Langley residents – BC Local News - BCLocalNews July 27, 2021
- COVID-19: Pride events to bring 'sense of joy' for LGBTQ+ community hit hard by pandemic - Vancouver Sun July 23, 2021
- VIDEO: Revamped Langley Community Farmers Market is thriving – Aldergrove Star - Aldergrove Star July 21, 2021
- Dearth of mental health support during pandemic for those with chronic health problems - EurekAlert July 20, 2021
- KPU in talks to build childcare service on campus - The Runner July 19, 2021
- New Surrey hospital gets a permit approved – Surrey Now-Leader - Surrey Now Leader July 13, 2021
- Geoff Johnson: Educators get creative to move learning into the real world - Times Colonist July 11, 2021
- Project to present local governments with information about benefits and trade-offs of regional food systems - FreshPlaza.com July 9, 2021
- Planning for new $1.7B hospital kicks into gear in Surrey, BC - On-Site Magazine July 5, 2021
- UBC
- Our Campus: Nafeesa Alibhai tries to deconstruct colonialism in their climate activism - Ubyssey Online July 27, 2021
- Kids who participate in extracurriculars, get less screen time, have better mental health - Vet Candy July 27, 2021
- Student society raises lack of confidence in UBC's return-to-campus plans - CBC.ca July 27, 2021
- Local food tech company UpMeals acquires startup launched by two UBC undergrads - Ubyssey Online July 27, 2021
- Pokemon Unite Gardevoir release date confirmed – New best Pokemon contender? - asumetech July 27, 2021
- CalTech and UBC astronomers discover smallest known white dwarf, with extreme properties - Ubyssey Online July 27, 2021
- Return to campus: Dazed, confused, frustrated and stuck - Ubyssey Online July 27, 2021
- Fork in the Road: Deli from hell: Featuring pre-cooked seafood, scorched greens and field-boiled jam - Pique Newsmagazine July 27, 2021
- Cumulative incidence of ureteroenteric strictures after radical cystectomy in a population-based Swedish cohort - DocWire News July 27, 2021
- SOS set for area championship - Columbus Telegram July 27, 2021
- Business Education
- Beijing’s threat to VIEs triggers Wall St panic over China stocks - Financial Times July 27, 2021
- Western News - Virtual life lessons - Western News July 27, 2021
- Teaching the teachers: SJ chamber program helps business community connect with educators - ROI-NJ.com July 27, 2021
- Men's Basketball Earns NABC Team Academic Excellence Award; Duo Named to Honors Court - GoCreighton.com July 27, 2021
- Physiotherapist Dan Popkie opens new clinic in North Bay - BayToday.ca July 27, 2021
- Education in a post-pandemic world - The Manila Times July 27, 2021
- UC-Berkeley Haas To Enter Online MBA Space - Poets&Quants July 27, 2021
- Deborah L. Kinner - Pipestone County Star July 27, 2021
- Education town halls scheduled for GOP, Democratic gubernatorial candidates - talkbusiness.net July 27, 2021
- German-American Cultural Foundation (GACF) Golf Tournament - GlobalAtlanta July 27, 2021
Tag Archives: for students
Another form of school caution during the pandemic
This semester almost all of my university’s classes are online. Because of that, students can participate in Kwantlen courses – indeed, courses at any British Columbia university – from anywhere in the world. This distressing caution comes from The Tyee: Some … Continue reading
“Business Writing for Everyone”
My summer 2020 first-year students will be getting their textbook for free – Business Writing for Everyone, put together by my colleague Arley Cruther’s. It’s a wonderful resource that will make my teaching better without a doubt. Arley’s “Adaptation Statement” … Continue reading
Time for some PD
It has been awhile since I taught a digital marketing course at my university. It was such a fun class! My third-year students all helped one another (and me) keep abreast of new apps and innovations – literally on a … Continue reading
Learning hungry
Earlier posts here have discussed how many university students come to class hungry. My university’s student newspaper, The Runner, notes today that almost two out of five “post-secondary students experienced some degree of food insecurity in the past year.” I … Continue reading
Discussing parapsychology in the classroom
A few days ago I had the good fortune to chat (via Skype) with advanced undergraduate students at Brooklyn College. Our topic was “parapsychology.” The gifted and nimble instructor of Psych 3585 was LeAnne Flaherty, who was a student in … Continue reading
Better research posters
I often give up in frustration when faced with “research posters,” especially as I get older and my eyesight declines. They are hard to read – too much text, not enough appropriate visual organization telling my eyes where to look. … Continue reading
Free at Last
United States copyright law was changed repeatedly in the last century to grant copyright extensions to entire classes of works of literature and entertainment. This meant that such work could not be referenced at length in works of scholarship without … Continue reading
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The Cannabis Curriculum
From my visionary university.
News Literacy 2018
Jay Rosen’s NYU School of Journalism’s News Literacy Project is an amazing service to all of us. The links and their analyses give us environmental scans and some helpful dives. As advertising revenue continues to decline, newsrooms are aggressively developing different … Continue reading
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Good scholarly habits
My dear friend Tierney Wisniewski, this website’s cofounder and coeditor, has started up a new blog devoted to her scholarly work and how she gets it done. I love her inaugural piece, “Good Scholarly Habits.” Tierney writes with great clarity and … Continue reading