A York University-led research initiative is building new international collaborations to address that question, while creating student scholarship opportunities and laying the groundwork for new research partnerships.
York University Professor Emerita Monica Belcourt has received the O.C. Tanner Award for Lifetime Achievement in HR, recognizing decades of contributions that shaped how human resource management is taught, researched and practiced in Canada.
York University Professor Emeritus David Skinner, a longtime York University scholar whose research, teaching and leadership advanced the study of communication and media in Canada, has died.
York University announces eight new members who have been added to its Board of Governors, bringing a breadth of new expertise across a range of different disciplines. Peter Tsasis, a professor at the School of Administrative Studies in the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies, was appointed to the board for a two-year term. Tsasis is a professor of management, jointly appointed to the Faculty of Health and the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies […]
More than four decades after helping document Black experiences in Appalachia, York University Professor Emeritus Wilburn Hayden Jr. is part of an award-winning effort to expand that conversation, this time alongside a contributor from the next generation: his son and York alum Donovan Hayden.
Most people are familiar with mental imagery: picturing a scene from a novel, mentally rehearsing a presentation or imagining an upcoming birthday party, for example.
Robert (Bob) Cluett, a York University professor emeritus and recipient of an honorary doctor of letters from York, has died at the age of 93.
Financial advice is often viewed as objective and numbers-driven, but a new study co-authored by Associate Professor Daniel Richards suggests conversations between financial advisers and clients can be shaped by deeply rooted gender assumptions.
Wildfires burning hundreds of kilometres away in northwestern Ontario obscured Toronto’s skyline in a thick, dramatic orange haze last week, triggering hazardous air quality warnings across the GTA.
For years, Eric Bronson, a professor in the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies, has used stories to help students explore questions of meaning, identity and belonging. Now he is taking that approach to an unexpected new venue.