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Professor Hassan Qudrat-Ullah is the editor-in-chief on new book series, The Systems Thinking in Decision-Making

Professor Hassan Qudrat-Ullah, from the School of Administrative Studies, is the editor-in-chief for a new book series entitled, The Systems Thinking in Decision-Making: Innovations and Applications. This series explores how systems thinking principles can be applied to contemporary decision-making tools and technologies. The series combines theoretical insights with practical applications, looking at the development and use […]

New book by Professor Hassan Qudrat-Ullah looks at ways to enhance creativity during decision-making using systems thinking principles

Professor Hassan Qudrat-Ullah, from the School of Administrative Studies, has a new book, Creativity Loops–Based Decision Making, which presents an innovative framework for enhancing creativity in the decision-making process by applying systems thinking principles. The book proposes that creativity is a skill that can be developed with practice rather than something only a select number […]

Professor Hassan Qudrat-Ullah's new book explores the evolution of autonomous vehicles and delves into the complex considerations surrounding them

Professor Hassan Qudrat-Ullah has published a new book, Riding the Wave: Exploring the Realms of Autonomous Vehicles. The book examines the past, present and future of autonomous vehicles (AVs) and uses real world case studies to investigate the complex legal, regulatory and ethical considerations surrounding autonomous transportation. The book's rigorous research will benefit anyone looking the understand the […]

LA&PS prof's new book combats sustainable energy myths

Exemplifying York University's global leadership in sustainability, Professor Hassan Qudrat-Ullah from the School of Administrative Studies in York's Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies (LA&PS) has set out to increase public understanding of the importance of sustainable energy – and its role in addressing global challenges such as climate change, energy security and environmental degradation – […]

Upcoming symposium showcases a niche area of research in the accounting field

On November 23-24, the School of Administrative Studies and the University of Guelph’s Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics are co-hosting the Qualitative Accounting Research Symposium. 18 academics from across the globe will showcase groundbreaking research in the accounting field. The event will take place at the Second Student Centre, with both in-person […]

York Disaster & Emergency Management Students Share Reflections on DEMCON

Disaster And Emergency Management Conference (DEMCON) - International Centre Toronto, Oct 24-25, 2023. York University’s Disaster and Emergency Management program sponsored four undergraduate students to gain professional exposure and network with experts in the field. They reflect on their experiences.  Michelle WienchBDEM, 3rd Year  Taking part in DEMCON allowed me to learn about the latest […]

LA&PS celebrates 2022 DARE recipients; SAS students among awardees

The fifth annual  Dean’s Award for Research Excellence (DARE) winners were recognized in a special celebration by the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies (LA&PS). Thirty-eight recipients showcased their exceptional work completed over the summer under the leadership of LA&PS professors. “It’s so wonderful to be able to celebrate student achievements in person once again,” […]

SAS Prof. Richard Leblanc weighs in on Hockey Canada and the long road ahead for the organization

School of Administrative Studies professor Richard Leblanc was quoted in a Global News article, “Hockey Canada faces ‘long road ahead’ as organization seeks new leadership“, where he discussed the organizational changes that are coming for Hockey Canada as it seeks a new direction and ways to enact necessary reforms. “It’s a long road ahead. A […]

SAS student and SHRM Professor co-author article on the threat of cyberaggression in the content creation occupation

School of Human Resources Management Professor Duygu Biricik Gulseren and School of Administrative Studies student Zanta Yee Fong, have published an article in Psychology Today titled, “Social-Media Content Creation and the Threat of Cyberaggression,” discussing their research on how content creators can be susceptible to cyberaggression. “Online content creation is a growing type of gig […]

SAS Professor Leblanc weighs in on the importance of term limits for school board trustees

School of Administrative Studies Professor Richard Leblanc was featured in a Hamilton Spectator article titled, “‘It’s time for a change’: Pat Daly finally has some competition in the upcoming municipal election”. The article discusses how there is new competition against long-serving school board trustees in an upcoming municipal election. “There are institutional advantages to long-serving […]