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Triad of SSHRC Insight Grants brings almost $600K of new research funding to Sprott
Three faculty members from the Sprott School of Business have received funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada’s Insight Grant program.…
Understanding Social Media's Influence on the Economy
Social media’s influence on financial markets has connected the economy in unpredictable ways. Tweets from users with little to no expertise in finance have proven…
Social media can be bad for your health; how can warnings help?
Principal Investigator: Samira Farivar, Information SystemsProject Title: Devising Effective Warning Messages for Healthy Social Media EngagementFunder: SSHRC Insight Grant Interventions such as reminders, usage reports,…
Well, actually: Mansplaining is a problem in the workplace
Mansplaining isn’t just a social media phenomenon — it permeates beyond the virtual realm to affect people in their working lives. (Shutterstock) Linda Schweitzer, Carleton…
A Conversation with Sprott’s Mohamed Al Guindy: The Impact of Robo-news in Financial Markets
Mohamed Al Guindy, Assistant Professor of Finance, is an expert on social media in financial markets. Mohamed was recently awarded an Insight Development Grant (IDG)…
Sprott School of Business professors recognized for exceptional achievements
Two faculty members at Carleton University’s Sprott School of Business were awarded achievement awards by the university in recognition of their outstanding contributions to research…
Carleton’s Sprott School of Business celebrates the first graduates of its MSc in Management
Parth Shah and Sophia Krystek are the inaugural graduates to receive their MSc in Management from Carleton University and were recognized at the Sprott School…
The knack for finding the hidden gem
Lindsay McShane understands marketing, in fact, she eats, sleeps, and breathes marketing, and has for the last 15 years. With three degrees in the discipline…
Marketing students show their love for Ottawa-Gatineau #OttGatLove
Students in Marketing: New Tools and Approaches (BUSI 3204) are taking part in a local social media campaign that is promoting the Ottawa-Gatineau region while…
Marketing students on the campaign trail for #30DaysofKindness
Students in Allison Burnett’s third year marketing course on new tools and approaches (BUSI 3204) recently joined Marc Smith of Vancouver-based Amuse Consulting in his…
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