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Congratulations to all our students graduating this week! Stay in touch! https://www.monash.edu/business/alumni
How can you measure value? And what is the benefit in measuring it? Monash Business School's Dr Paul Thambar and Professor Matthew Hall have been working on a project that aims to establish a reliable way of measuring value for Australia's co-operative and mutual enterprises (CMEs). Read more about the challenges of the project and the proposed benefits in the latest #Impact article.
Is it enough to know you're doing a good job or do you need to be publicly recognised? What motivates volunteers depends on what drives them personally and a recent study by Professor Asadul Islam of more than 4,000 volunteer tutors in Bangladesh found that those with altruistic values might feel deterred by public displays of gratitude. Read the article in full on #Impact #MonashBusiness
Congratulations Chris on being awarded a New Colombo Plan Scholarship! We hope you'll have an amazing experience in Taiwan!
We're hosting the 2018 A-CSEAR conference this year which kicks off tomorrow with a pre-conference event, the Emerging Scholars Colloquium, providing the opportunity for emerging scholars and established researchers to network as well as receive feedback on social and environmental accounting from senior research mentors. Stay tuned for highlights and photos from the conference throughout the week. #ACSEAR2018 #MonashBusiness #Accounting #Research
Come along to #MonashCaulfield tomorrow between 9am and 4pm to participate in a Story Hub being run in partnership with the Glen Eira City Council. Tell us about a time when you've challenged gender stereotype? The stories will be used to raise awareness of the drivers of family violence. Find out more and join us to share your experiences #RespectStartsWithMe
A big congratulations to Monash Business School alumnus Ian Carson who, along with his wife Simone Carson, have been named Melburnian of the Year for 2018 by City of Melbourne for the tremendously generous work of their food rescue and redistribution company SecondBite. Well deserved indeed. #SecondBite #MonashBusiness #2018MelburnianOfTheYear
Would you chose a salad over a second helping of Christmas pud if you were surrounded by colleagues instead of family during the festive season? New research from Monash Business School's Professor Hean Tat Keh suggests that we make different food choices depending on who we're with and feelings of nostalgia can heavily influence us to make more indulgent selections. Rhod Sharp from BBC's 'Up All Night', Interviewed Prof. Keh about his recent research into consumer preferences and indulgent food. Take a listen! (interview starts at 1:20:15) #MonashBusiness #FoodForThought #ConsumerResearch
RT @cleannrgcouncil: Congratulations to Heidi Sick from @wsp, the recipient of the CEC's 2nd Women in Renewables Scholarship this year whic…
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Congratulations to all our students graduating this week! Stay in touch! https://www.monash.edu/business/alumni
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How can you measure value? And what is the benefit in measuring it? Monash Business School's Dr Paul Thambar and Professor Matthew Hall have been working on a project that aims to establish a reliable way of measuring value for Australia's co-operative and mutual enterprises (CMEs). Read more about the challenges of the project and the proposed benefits in the latest #Impact article.
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Is it enough to know you're doing a good job or do you need to be publicly recognised? What motivates volunteers depends on what drives them personally and a recent study by Professor Asadul Islam of more than 4,000 volunteer tutors in Bangladesh found that those with altruistic values might feel deterred by public displays of gratitude. Read the article in full on #Impact #MonashBusiness
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Congratulations Chris on being awarded a New Colombo Plan Scholarship! We hope you'll have an amazing experience in Taiwan!
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We're hosting the 2018 A-CSEAR conference this year which kicks off tomorrow with a pre-conference event, the Emerging Scholars Colloquium, providing the opportunity for emerging scholars and established researchers to network as well as receive feedback on social and environmental accounting from senior research mentors. Stay tuned for highlights and photos from the conference throughout the week. #ACSEAR2018 #MonashBusiness #Accounting #Research
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Come along to #MonashCaulfield tomorrow between 9am and 4pm to participate in a Story Hub being run in partnership with the Glen Eira City Council. Tell us about a time when you've challenged gender stereotype? The stories will be used to raise awareness of the drivers of family violence. Find out more and join us to share your experiences #RespectStartsWithMe
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A big congratulations to Monash Business School alumnus Ian Carson who, along with his wife Simone Carson, have been named Melburnian of the Year for 2018 by City of Melbourne for the tremendously generous work of their food rescue and redistribution company SecondBite. Well deserved indeed. #SecondBite #MonashBusiness #2018MelburnianOfTheYear
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Would you chose a salad over a second helping of Christmas pud if you were surrounded by colleagues instead of family during the festive season? New research from Monash Business School's Professor Hean Tat Keh suggests that we make different food choices depending on who we're with and feelings of nostalgia can heavily influence us to make more indulgent selections. Rhod Sharp from BBC's 'Up All Night', Interviewed Prof. Keh about his recent research into consumer preferences and indulgent food. Take a listen! (interview starts at 1:20:15) #MonashBusiness #FoodForThought #ConsumerResearch
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RT @cleannrgcouncil: Congratulations to Heidi Sick from @wsp, the recipient of the CEC's 2nd Women in Renewables Scholarship this year whic…