York University Gazette Online


\| VOLUME 32, NUMBER 16 \| WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 2002 \| ISSN 1199-5246 \|

		York's Schulich School of Business and the Russian connection Who would have thought a couple of decades ago that such a capitalist subject as "corporate governance" would attract the interest of Russian government officials, top managers, professors and students? Yet today York's Schulich School of Business (SSB) is successfully running a major corporate governance training program in Russia, financed by the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA). Continue
Contents York's Schulich School of Business and the Russian connection Leo Panitch awarded Canada Research Chair in Comparative Political Economy From the archives Symposium marks the creation of York's Hellenic Heritage Chair in Modern Greece New VPs joining the York community York's first full-length student opera hits high note Going on a bender: York staff and faculty lineup for Retirement Centre's yoga class The inside story: How the Visible Human Project has changed the face of anatomy Fighting the stigma of psychiatric disability Senate Synopsis New indicators of climate change In Brief Steamed, Percolating and Boiling dance at York Glendon celebrates Heiderose Brandt Butscher, PhD Parks - international peace symbols and bison farms? York Perspectives York University celebrates research excellence Board of Governors Call for Nominations of Non-Academic Employee Members Research