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2017-18 Year in Review

CSSI collects stories and photos of some of the great things Gustavson students, profs and staff do, and we publish them in our annual Year in Review reports. We hope you enjoy them.

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carbon neutrality plus

Carbon Neutrality Plus Competition - Now Open!

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Nuha Elgindi

Master of Global Business alumna works for water

MGB alumna Nuha Elgindi believes commerce is about more than profit. “I had always wanted to make a difference," she says. "And to protect the plants and animals around me.”

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Classroom

Sustainability in and beyond our classrooms

We bring the world to Gustavson classrooms, and share Gustavson with the world.

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Peter Thomas Challenge winners

Gustavson students make the business case for laughter

We love to celebrate Gustavson's creative, smart and sustainable students and alumni. Check out our weekly Communique for news and stories!

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Post-doctoral fellows

Post-doctoral fellowship at Gustavson

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Centre for Social and Sustainable Innovation

We help the people who study and work at the Gustavson School of Business:

We’re one more way that Gustavson steps up to make the world better.

If you’ve got questions or ideas, we’d love to hear from you! cssi@uvic.ca or 250-853-3721

 

At Ideafest 2018, Chief Anne Mack, Judith Sayers, Johnny Mack and Matt Murphy described the Toquaht Nation's new framework for assessing economic development possibilities using environment, economy, culture and community as the markers.


View more CSSI videos on the Gustavson School of Business YouTube channel.

  • Bart Simpson talks to CSSI - Filmmaker Bart Simpson talks to Gustavson's Centre for Social and Sustainable Innovation about film, business and social responsibility.
  • Mission Impossible? Not at Gustavson - new students create sustainable, socially responsible business ideas in three hours.
  • Faces of UVic Research: Monika Winn - our director explains the ways in which business can be made more sustainable, and explains that the public demand for large companies to have environmental transparency leads CEO's and businesses to become more sustainable.
  • The world looks different from here - a short trip, through the students eyes, of the unique experiences they have with the Gustavson School of Business in class, on exchange overseas, on internship and most importantly having fun together.

View more CSSI videos on the Gustavson School of Business YouTube channel.

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