MacEwan University School of Business Advisory Council 2012

Business AdvisoryCouncil

2012

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MacEwan UniversitySchool of Business

“Through learning we flourish.”

MacEwan University School of Business

Vision: MacEwan University School of Business is a recognized leader in

undergraduate international business education, known for student success,

scholarship, innovation and excellence in teaching.

Educational Philosophy: At MacEwan University School of Business, our focus is on

teaching excellence, scholarship and student success. We model and promote an ethic

of active citizenship and community building in accordance with the legacy of

Dr. J.W. Grant MacEwan.

To prepare students to thrive in a global context, we strive to develop enduring

foundational skills and to help learners become comfortable with multiple perspectives.

We engage students in professionally relevant activities that challenge them to discover

new knowledge and new applications of existing knowledge and supports students in

becoming successful and responsible global citizens.

At the School of Business, the work of students, faculty and staff is facilitated by a

flexible, adaptable curriculum structure and supported by innovative student services.

Partnerships with local, national and international educational institutions and with

businesses from all sectors enable us to take learning beyond the classroom and to

ensure programs are relevant and current.

MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN:

There is strength in knowledge. At MacEwan University School of Business, we pride ourselves in providing education for the real world of business. Education that is relevant and ahead of business trends. We achieve this by reaching out and gathering knowledge and advice from people in the know.

The Business Advisory Council is made up of seasoned professionals from the business and academic worlds. Their combined wisdom and perspectives provide the School of Business with invaluable knowledge to assist us in defining our path into the future.

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Elsie ElfordDean, School of Business MacEwan University

Well-rounded.

A diverse selection of programming, faculty that bring international, real-world experience to the classroom. And a commitment to providing students with an experience that effectively combines the theoretical with the practical.

MacEwan University School of Business is, in short, well-rounded. Our faculty and staff are dedicated to helping our students get where they want to go: whether they are looking for the skills they need to start a successful career, or are moving on to pursue further educational goals.

The School is proud of our close ties to the business community. Initiatives like our program advisory committees — groups of individuals working in industry who provide our programs with advice and guidance on their programming — keep us proactive, and on the leading edge of business education.

The MacEwan School of Business Advisory Council is the next step in our evolution as a school. The Council is an umbrella advisory group, providing the School with advice on strategic planning and ways to position the entire School of Business as a leader in providing students with a comprehensive range of educational options in the fields of business and management.

Council MembershipBusiness Advisory Council members are business leaders who are chosen for their experience, expertise and their strong commitment to post-secondary business education. Members are selected from Canadian private and public sector organizations and are appointed to the Council for a three-year term by the Dean of Business.

Council Purpose

The Business Advisory Council serves to advance the mission and vision of the School of Business at MacEwan University. Serving at the discretion of the Dean, responsibilities of the Council include:

A. To build and strengthen the School’s relationships, visibility and profile within the business community. Be ambassadors for the School of Business.

B. To provide another avenue of direct liaison between the MacEwan University School of Business and the business community to promote understanding, collaboration, and mutual benefit through such activities as consulting engagements, faculty interest in practical business problems, guest lecturers from industry, and close contact with students on the part of business executives in both formal and informal settings.

C. To serve as a sounding board for the Dean and Associate Deans, as a group and individually on present and proposed programs and activities of the School of Business in areas such as executive education, professional development, internationalization and research.

D. To suggest and identify opportunities for business students to enrich their education through internships and other practical learning work experiences.

E. To offer the Dean and the School of Business an external perspective on issues that affect business, and to identify areas of research and study where the expertise of faculty can be combined with the resources of the community to address the challenges of an ever changing business world.

F. To provide assistance and advice on strategy for the School of Business, specific aspects of the execution of a strategy, and any operational issues, where the Dean requests an external perspective.

G. To consult and advise the Dean and faculty of the School of Business on education-industry activities such as alumni organizations, business conferences, continuing education programs, collection of cases and other instructional materials and business research.

H. To assist the School of Business with its financial development needs; implemented by a committee of interested members.

This important stakeholder group meets twice a year to ensure the School’s reputation as an innovative, proactive and responsive leader in post-secondary business and management education.

2011/12 Council Members

Herbert Belcourt

John Cotton

Herbert Belcourt, CM, President, Herbel Holdings Ltd.

Herb Belcourt’s rich business history in Edmonton is highlighted with the founding of Belcourt Construction, and the non-profit Canative Housing Corporation. He is the author of Walking in the Woods: A Metis Journey, 2006, which was nominated for the Wilfred Eggleston Award for Non-Fiction in 2007. He currently sits on numerous boards and committees, including the Edmonton Police Foundation, Native Counselling Services of Alberta, Athabasca University Board of Governors, and more.

Herb is a regular guest speaker for numerous organizations including Rotary, the Canadian Club, and the Métis Nation of Alberta, and has received numerous awards, including: the Order of Canada, the John Ross Matheson Award (Scottish Rite of Canada), Honorary Diploma in Community Service from Grant MacEwan University, Order of Athabasca University, National Aboriginal Achievement award, Alberta Centennial Medal, both the Queen’s Silver and Golden Jubilee Medal, Honorary Doctorate of Laws from the University of Alberta, Lifetime Achievement Award - Aboriginal Role Models of Alberta, and the Alberta Premier’s Leadership Award

John Cotton, Assistant Deputy Minister, International Relations

John Cotton is the Assistant Deputy Minister, International Relations with Alberta International and Intergovernmental Relations (IIR). The International Relations division is responsible for Alberta’s international trade and investment activities in key markets, as well as the Government of Alberta’s bilateral relations with foreign jurisdictions at both the national and sub-national level. The division also manages Alberta’s nine international offices.

John Cotton has over twenty-five years experience in the international trade and relations field. In addition to IIR, John has also worked in an international marketing role with Economic Development, and Agriculture and Food. From 1988 to 1994 he served in the Alberta Japan Office in Tokyo. Prior to joining the Government of Alberta, he also worked in the area of federal-provincial relations with the Government of Canada.

Mr. Cotton has an Honours B.A. from Trent University and a Masters in Public Administration from Queen’s University. He has also completed courses at the University of Alberta and Sophia University in Tokyo


Michelle F. Docking, Vice President, Commercial Financial Services RBC Royal Bank

A new resident of Edmonton, Michelle has responsibility for leading the commercial banking teams that serve RBC clients in Edmonton, Fort McMurray and the Territories.

She began her career with RBC in 1985 in Corporate Banking, Winnipeg and subsequently held positions in Commercial Markets, London; Sector Risk Management, Toronto; and started up and lead the middle office operations for Commercial Markets, Prairies based out of Calgary. Most recently she held the position of Regional Vice President for RBC’s North of 60 region, based in Yellowknife, NT.

Educated at the University of Manitoba, Michelle holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) degree, and a Masters of Business Administration degree, for which she was awarded the Associates Award for highest achievement in the part time studies program.

In 2006 she was granted her Personal Financial Planning designation from the Institute of Canadian Bankers.

Michelle is active in the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce, is a member of the Conference Board of Canada’s Centre for the North, and enjoys participating as a guest panelist at MacEwan’s student case competition.

Michelle and her husband Wayne have 2 daughters who attend school in Edmonton, and are enjoying getting to know Edmonton.

Michelle Docking

Kara Flynn, Vice President, Government and Public Affairs, Syncrude Canada Ltd.

Kara Flynn serves as the Manager, Public Affairs for Syncrude Canada Ltd. In her role she oversees a diverse team of employees responsible for Aboriginal and stakeholder relations, government relations, internal and external communications and community investment. She was promoted to the role of Manager in July 2008, previously serving as the Team Leader, Public Affairs for over 3 years.

Prior to joining Syncrude, Ms. Flynn has a 20-year career in management, communications and community relations initiatives that span health, cultural facilities, and the non-profit sector. She currently also serves as a board member on the Canadian Council of Aboriginal Business. She is actively involved in the Oil Sands Developers Group Communications and Aboriginal committees, and the Canadian Association for Petroleum Producers Communications Executive Policy Group.

Ms. Flynn has a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of British Columbia in History and Political Science. She has also completed courses in the postgraduate Cultural Resource Management program at the University of Victoria.

Kara Flynn


Dan MacLennan

Dan MacLennan, Executive Director, Alberta Construction Safety Association

Dan commenced his role as Chief Executive Officer with the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) in March 2012, The ACSA is a not for profit association and provides services and safety training across Alberta. Prior to his role with the ACSA, Dan worked in a private sector for five plus years in various management roles with a large Alberta based EPCM in areas including business development, labour relations, and international recruitment.

Before moving to the private sector, Dan worked for over 26 years as a provincial correctional officer. The last nine of those years, he served as President of the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees (AUPE), overseeing its growth from 32,000 to over 65,000 members. Dan has extensive experience in both public and private sectors. Dan has also generously donated his time to numerous causes, including most recently serving as chair of the Canada National Special Olympics Winter Games held in St. Albert, Jasper, and Sherwood Park, Alberta. Dan has also served on numerous civic and provincial task forces on Health Care and Community Safety.

Andrew J. Hladyshevsky

Andrew J. Hladyshevsky, Q.C., Partner, Edmonton, Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP (Business Advisory Council Chair)

Andrew’s primary focus is to provide corporate and commercial advice to Alberta businesses whether operating locally, nationwide or internationally. He is experienced in a variety of corporate transactions, including public equity and debt offerings, transfers of ownership of companies, international financing transactions and acting as general counsel for companies listed on the Alberta, Vancouver, Toronto, U.S. and NASDAQ Stock Exchanges.

A significant and growing area of practice for Andy consists of providing advice to computer software development corporations and assisting them in their software development contracts and all aspects of maintenance, internet service, software repair, escrow agreements and other types of agreements appropriate to this area.

Andy has lectured extensively, appeared on the Global and CTV Television Networks, CBC Radio and provided interviews to print media.

Vivian Manasc

Vivian Manasc, Architect, AAA, FRAIC, MBA, AVS, LEED AP Principal, President Manasc Isaac Architects Ltd.

Vivian has successfully led her team in numerous LEED® certified projects, and is also one of Canada’s leading educators in the LEED® rating system. She has completed courses for major developers, contractors and the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs, and is an Adjunct Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of Calgary.

Vivian is a past-president of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, past vice-chair of the Canada Green Building Council, founding member of the Sustainable Buildings Symposium and Member of the National Capital Commission Advisory Committee on Planning, Design and Realty (ACPDR). Manasc Isaac Architects Ltd. Is the leading LEED® Certified Professional ‘green’ architectural firm in Alberta, and has been recognized nationally and internationally with awards for design excellence.


Alex McPherson

Alex McPherson, M.D., PhD

Dr. McPherson received his medical degree from the University of Alberta in 1962, and his PhD from the University of Melbourne, Australia in 1969.

He served as the President & CEO of Biomira Inc. from 1991 to 2006, as a professor at the University of Alberta for 25 years, Director of Medicine at the Cross Cancer Clinic, Deputy Minister of Alberta Hospitals and Medical Care, and Deputy Commissioner and Executive Director of the Premier’s Commission on Future Health Care for Albertans. He has also been the president of both the Alberta and Canadian Medical Associations and has, and continues to hold, several director appointments to industry, academic, and charitable organizations.


Janet M. Riopel

Janet M. Riopel, TREYL Communications

Through her consulting firm, TREYL Communications Inc., Janet Riopel has worked in senior roles in the private, public, and not-for-profit sectors for more than a decade. Prior to that, she spent close to 20 years in the land development industry.

Janet serves on the Boards of Canadian Policy Research Networks, the Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation, and Compassion House Foundation. Past volunteer roles include Campaign Chair for the United Way of the Alberta Capital Region; Board Chair of both MacEwan and the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce; and President of the Urban Development Institute Alberta.

Janet’s community service has brought her much recognition. She was honoured with the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal, was named one of Alberta’s 50 Most Influential People by Alberta Venture Magazine, and was a Global TV Woman of Vision. Janet has received the Urban Development Institute’s Merit Award and the City of Edmonton’s Outstanding Service Award. She is a member of the Institute of Corporate Directors, the Edmonton Glenora Rotary Club and Synergy Network.

Ms. Riopel also served as Special Advisor, Growth Initiatives for the City of Edmonton, and Project Lead on the Port Alberta Steering Committee; and is currently engaged to lead the community consultation program for the Katz Group, on the proposed development of an entertainment and sports district in downtown Edmonton.

Janet is a lifelong Edmontonian. Her focus and passion lies in the area of economic development and community engagement.

Dan Ondrack

Dan Ondrack, MBA, PhD Academic Director, Executive Development Programs (EDP) Rotman School of Management - University of Toronto

Professor Dan Ondrack, a former Edmontonian, is the Academic Director of EDP at Rotman School of Business and is also program director of several executive programs with EDP. Formerly the Associate Dean of Rotman, Dr. Ondrack has lead a distinguished career with his main research interests focusing on the relationships between corporate strategy and human resource strategy, strategic change management and international human resource management. He sits on numerous committees at the University of Toronto, and in the business community at large.

He has been a visiting professor at the European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management in Belgium; Groningen University in the Netherlands; the London Business School; INSEAD in France; ITESM in Mexico; the University of Hong Kong and both Nankai University and Shanghai Jiotong University in China. He was appointed as a Fellow and Honorary professor of the European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management in 2004 and is co-chair of the annual European Strategic HRM Conference.

Peter Sorrell

Peter Sorrell, President & CEO, Sorrell Financial

Peter Sorrell is a Certified Financial Planner, Chartered Life Underwriter, and Chartered Financial Consultant.

As the founder and CEO of Sorrell Financial, Peter has built a solid team of professionals, instilling them with his commitment to personalized client care and service. Sorrell Financial has been providing successful business owners, professionals, senior executives, their families and businesses with comprehensive financial planning guidance for over 30 years.

Peter’s primary areas of expertise are business transition arrangements, corporate organization, estate and retirement planning, and insurance. Peter is a member of the Conference of Advanced Life Underwriters (CALU) and Advocis.


D. Wayne Taylor

D. Wayne Taylor, PhD DeGroote School of Business, Health Services Management Ronald V. Joyce Centre for Advanced Management Studies

Dr. D. Wayne Taylor is an internationally recognized educator, consultant, facilitator and keynote speaker in the areas of health policy, strategic management, governance, quality management, and business-government relations. He has over 30 years’ experience working with managers in the private, public, and not-for-profit sectors.

Dr. Taylor has served as the first and only Director of the MBA Program in Health Services Management at the DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University 1986-2009. Before joining McMaster he worked as a senior executive in both the private and public sectors. A highly regarded instructor, Dr. Taylor has been named ‘Professor of the Year’ a record seven times. He is the founding director of the Health Leadership Institute. He has his own private consulting firm and is President and CEO of Finergy Analytics, an international pharmaceutical market research firm.


Allan Warrack

Allan Warrack, PhD, Professor Emeritus, University of Alberta

Allan Warrack brings a wealth of expertise earned over decades of public service, private consulting and academic excellence. A professor in the Faculty of Business at the University of Alberta since 1982, he also served as the University’s Vice President (Administration). Allan also sat for two terms as a Member of the Alberta Legislative Assembly, and held two cabinet portfolios (Utilities & Telephones, and Lands & Forests) in the Lougheed administration.

Widely recognized as a media consultant and public speaker, Allan is heard frequently on matters related to federal and provincial public policy: governance, economic growth strategy, budget management and policy, utilities policy, and the impact of mega projects. He has served as a board member of the Canada West Foundation for Public Policy Research & Education, and for the Vanier Institute of the Family in Ottawa.

In January 2008, Allan was appointed to the National Research Council, a leader in development of an innovative, knowledge-based economy for Canada through science and technology. On October 1, 2009 Allan was presented an Alumni Honour Award from the University of Alberta at the Winspear Centre in Edmonton. And recently, Allan was elected President of the Canadian Club of Edmonton.

John Tweddle

John Tweddle, PriceWaterhouseCoopers (former Business Advisory Council Chair)

John Tweddle’s distinguished career has been characterized by commitment and excellence in his professional and community work. An accountant and partner with PriceWaterhouseCoopers, he provided leadership to his firm and to the industry. The Alberta Institute of Chartered Accountants honoured him as Fellow of the Institute in recognition of his significant contributions to the profession. His contributions extend from the local, to regional and national communities, and include serving as Chair of the Alberta Auto Insurance Board, Director and Chairman of the Management Advisory Institute at the University of Alberta, and as a member (and chairman) of the Automobile Insurance Board of Alberta. He has served Edmonton Northlands for over 30 years, and is an honourary director of the Citadel Theatre in Edmonton.

MacEwan UniversitySchool of BusinessConnections

The School of Business at MacEwan University works to provide a well-rounded student experience, connecting classroom theory to the real world of business. Numerous initiatives demonstrate this, including:

Dr. Charles Allard Chair in Business An honorary teaching position awarded each year to a prominent business leader in Edmonton and beyond. Established by prominent Alberta businessman Dr. Charles Allard in 1984, the Chair in Business spends time on campus, both through lecture and discussion with students – the business leaders of tomorrow.

Student Business ConferenceThis annual conference takes place at the Shaw Conference Centre at the beginning of March. Organized by students for students, the event provides both an opportunity for students to connect with business leaders AND showcases MacEwan students as potential future employees for the business leaders in attendance. With an average attendance exceeding 1,000 MacEwan business students and 70 business leaders, the conference is one of the School of Business’ most anticipated events.

International participation The School is committed to provide international, intercultural and global dimension to the student experience. This is achieved, in part, through:

Study abroad. The School of Business currently offers study tours for credit to Brazil, China and India. Study tours are offered in spring term and consist of a pre-departure orientation week in Edmonton and two weeks abroad. The study tours allow students to learn about international business in ways that are impossible to simulate in the classroom.

Feedback such as, “I did more, saw more, and learned more in a shorter period of time than I ever thought possible,” and, “I honestly learned more in this study tour than I could ever hope for from another course,” reinforces the value the tours Our International Partners

MacEwan University School of Business has extensive “Memorandum of Understanding” (MOU) connections with universities and colleges throughout the world with institutions from Ireland, Austria, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Ukraine, China, India, Japan, the USA, and Brazil. These partnerships lay the groundwork for dynamic international opportunities for faculty, staff and students.

Social ResponsibilityPrinciples of Responsible Management Education. In line with the mandate, values, and mission of MacEwan University, MacEwan School of Business announced its participation in the United Nations’ Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME), on February 1st, 2011.

Part of the UN Global Compact, the PRME initiative calls for academic institutions of management education to develop new generations of enlightened business leaders. By signing on to PRME, MacEwan School of Business commits to transforming its curricula, research and teaching methods in order to engage in universally recognized values in the areas of human rights, labour rights, environmental sustainability and anti-corruption. For more information, check www.unprme.org.

2012 Chair in Business Luncheon

SIFE at MacEwan Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE), is a world-wide student organization with over 45,000 participants. SIFE’s mandate is to bring together the top leaders of today and tomorrow to create a better, more sustainable world through the positive power of business. MacEwan students involved in SIFE have the opportunity to participate in competitions, to connect with students from around the world, and be challenged to develop their own path at MacEwan for articulating the practices and values they are exposed to everyday.

MacEwan University School of Business students first adopted the SIFE initiative in 2011. Through a strong presence in the School of Business the SIFE team has created two main projects to help with SIFE’s goal of targeting and helping people in need. The Financial Literacy project was created to help people with their personal finances. The SIFE team’s goal is to negate financial fears and teach people the inner workings of things like mortgages, loans, and credit work, and how easy budgeting can be when planning for the future. The Business Consulting project will aim to help small business, non-profits, and charities around the city. The SIFE team has recognized these companies and their dedication to helping others and would like to support these businesses in the areas of marketing, accounting, and product analysis.

For more information on the SIFE world-wide organization please visit www.sife.org

School of Business Institutes and Research Institutes. MacEwan University School of Business is a recognized leader in undergraduate international business education, known for student success, scholarship, innovation and excellence in teaching. The School of Business hosts two research centres: the Institute for Innovation in Management Education (IIME) and the Institute of Asia Pacific Studies (IAPS).

Launched in 2009, the Institute for Innovation in Management Education is a research centre devoted to the study of the organization and delivery of management education and development. IIME is also partnered with the RBC Management Development Centre, which supports key skills program enhancements and innovations to the Bachelor of Commerce curriculum.

The Institute of Asia Pacific Studies was launched in 1998. Specializing in emerging Asian business, IAPS engages in research and educational and cultural exchanges between the Asia-Pacific region and Canada and has recently launched an online international business journal.

Faculty Research. The School of Business boasts a growing faculty with diverse research interests. During the 2009/2010 academic year, Bachelor of Commerce faculty members participated in conferences related to their areas, including the European Academy of Management, the Western Academy of Management, American Marketing Association, Academy of Marketing, Association of International Education Administrators, Academy of International Business and the Administrative Science Association of Canada.

During the period of 1 July 2009 to 30 June 2010, Bachelor of Commerce faculty members have authored or co-authored five books, published 34 articles in refereed journals, published eight non-peer-reviewed articles, gave 64 conference presentations, submitted 24 articles to peer-reviewed publications, and received nine internal grants and three external grants to pursue scholarly activity.

For more information on the School of Business at MacEwan University, check www.MacEwan.ca/business.

PRME Launch, February, 2011

MacEwan UniversitySchool of BusinessPrograms

Accounting and Strategic MeasurementOne-year certificate Two-year diploma

Location MacEwan South Campus September & January intake Certificate-level also available online

Program highlights General accounting program that can continue into a four year applied degree option, or block transfer to MacEwan Bachelor of Commerce degree. The program is technology integrated, with full-time students required to use a laptop) and flexible delivery modes.

Asia-Pacific Management Two-year diploma program

Location MacEwan City Centre Campus September intake

Program highlights International business courses with training in Asian cultures and language, culminating in an overseas practicum in Asia. The program transfers into the third year of MacEwan’s Bachelor of Commerce degree.

Bachelor of Applied Business Administration - AccountingFour-year applied degree

Location MacEwan South Campus September intake

Program highlights A continuation of the Accounting and Strategic Measurement diploma, or accounting diploma from another post-secondary. The final year of the applied degree is spent as on the job field study.

2010 China Study Tour

MacEwan University | School of Business | Programs | continued

Bachelor of Commerce Four-year degree

Six majors:

Accounting

Human Resources Management

International Business

Management

Marketing

Supply Chain Management Co-op

Location MacEwan City Centre Campus September & January intake

Program highlights Focused on real world skills necessary for the global economy. Group work, case studies and internationally trained faculty provide MacEwan impact. Majors in Human Resources and Marketing have recently been launched. Block transfer agreements are in place from diplomas both at MacEwan and other post-secondary institutions. Select courses are available online.

Human Resources ManagementOne-year certificate Two-year diploma

Location MacEwan City Centre Campus September intake Certificate-level available online

Program highlights Full-time program offered in the evenings and on weekends. Block transferable to MacEwan’s Bachelor of Commerce degree, and transfer agreements are in place with other institutions. Curriculum is in-line with skills identified for the CHRP designation.


Insurance and Risk ManagementOne-year accelerated diploma


Program highlights Graduates get jobs. Nearly 100% of Insurance graduates are offered employment in the field prior to graduation. Is a career-niche diploma, with business-skills base. Is also block transferable to MacEwan’s Bachelor of Commerce degree.

Legal AssistantTwo-year diploma program


Program highlights State-of-the-art training in office skills, communication as well as legal procedures, terminology and documentation prepares graduates for rewarding careers in the legal field.

Library and Information TechnologyTwo-year diploma program


Program highlights prepares students in the latest methodology and technology in the field of information management: database management, multimedia technology, websites and issues such as privacy, copyright and censorship. This program celebrates 40 years with MacEwan University.


Management StudiesTwo-year diploma program

General Management Studies (one year certificate, and online delivery available)

Aviation Management major

Professional Golf Management major

Location

MacEwan South Campus plus online delivery

Program highlights MacEwan’s flagship business program, offering multiple intakes and flexible delivery modes including full-time, part-time, and online (golf majors exception). Diploma block transfers to MacEwan’s Bachelor of Commerce program and provides career niche training through the Aviation and Professional Golf Management major.

Office AssistantTen-month (one-year) certificate

Administrative major (City Centre Campus)

Legal major (City Centre Campus)

Medical major (City Centre Campus)

Location MacEwan City Centre Campus, South Campus (Medical) September intake

Program highlights A fast-track career program that provides graduates with a comprehensive and effective program of study that prepares them for success in an office environment. This program celebrates 40 years with MacEwan University.


Public RelationsTen-month career diploma


Program highlights Designed for students with previous post-secondary education (a minimum of 30 credits, including post-secondary English), the program offers a fast track into the exciting world of communications and public relations.

TravelOne-year accelerated diploma


Program highlights Students turn their passion for travel and adventure into rewarding careers, training for travel professionals as agents, consultants and more. The program offers the highest standards for training in Canada.

Business Continuing Education and Corporate LearningThis department handles professional development offerings for the School of Business. Through Corporate Learning, business training can be customized for each client organization. Specializing in a range of training from one-time sessions to ongoing certification programs in subjects such as project management, supervisory skills, leadership and computer skills. Professional development courses are also offered in an online format through several online partnerships.

May 2012

MacEwan University School of Business Advisory Council 2012

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