CELEBRATION OF OUR FACULTY

Congratulations to Yen Nguyen on her appointment as a tenured member of the faculty and promotion to Associate Professor. Yen teaches courses on Financial Management, International Financial Management, and Personal Financial Management. Her research interests include financial institutions, insurance, market microstructure, financial analysts, venture capital and foreign exchange risk. Her works have been published in many journals including International Review of Financial Analysis and Journal of Policy Modeling.

Todd’s research assists Canadian regulatory authorities with defining, implementing, or assessing standards of practice related to continuous quality improvement and medication incident reporting and learning. This continuing enhancement of patient safety in Canadian pharmacies is important in providing the tools and supports needed for pharmacy staff to learn from medication incidents and near misses and plan and implement meaningful changes.

In September, Dr. Todd Boyle, chair of Marketing and Enterprise Systems in the Gerald Schwartz School of Business, was recognized as having a made significant contribution to health research in our communities.

Congratulations to Bhasker Mukerji on his promotion to the Rank of Professor. Bhasker has been teaching various Marketing courses for more than a decade and has published his research in many reputed journals like - International Journal of Production Research, Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, International Journal of Information Management and others. He has also presented his research in many National and International conferences.

Katelynn Carter-Rogers joined us this year in the tenure track position for Indigenous Business. She has been involved in research focused on barriers to success, interventions leading to successful transitions, and creating and evaluating inclusive practices within organizations for individuals who are from marginalized populations. Katelynn is a descendant of a Sixties scoop survivor who is Red River Métis and has spent the last several decades reconnecting and learning what it means for her and her family to be Indigenous. Katelynn has multiple publications on student success, with a particular focus on supporting at-risk populations.

Katelynn is actively working on several project topics including Merit in Higher Education, EDIA interventions within organizations, hiring and selection of minorities with criminal records, as well as reconnecting and learning Indigenous Methodologies applicable to social sciences and business education.