Official Mount St. Joseph University School of Business & Communication’s Post

Key principles from complex theory applied to rethinking how we design and develop urban environments. You can read the full paper on our site here: https://t.ly/LzBQl

If you haven't registered for the BAD (Business & Accounting) Conference on April 12th, now is the time to do it!! The Conference is dedicated to extensive learning, networking, and collaboration. It also cultivates relationships between the business community, the Caldwell Chamber of Commerce and The College of Idaho. Please join us! #Business #Neworking #Education Caldwell Chamber of Commerce Panel discussions will focus on: The Economic Horizon: The Year Ahead Business Growth Opportunities: To Grow or Not to Grow Succession Planning: Tips to Think About Now Balancing Work Life and Family Life: Healthy Boundaries Click below to see the full schedule and to register:

I'm very excited about this proposal. The public transportation connections between City Of Guelph and the tri-cities are woefully inadequate for such a close group of urban areas. A direct rail line makes so much sense, considering this rail infrastructure already exists and only sees three freight trains per week. What I'm most curious about is how this would be implemented. Are we looking at another full-corridor GO train to run all the way from City of Cambridge Ontario to Union? Or would this be another UP Express type of setup where a small DMU train would just shuttle back and forth between Guelph and Cambridge to allow connections to the Kitchener GO train line? Or could we take this one step further and extend this rail service to connect to City of Brantford and start to create a radial GO line around the GTHA? It could be extended to the northeast of Guelph as well to connect to the Barrie GO like via Orangeville and King! There are so many possibilities that could be inspired by adding this service. In the end, a good connection between Cambridge and Guelph is sorely needed. I hope the Region of Waterloo's case is compelling and helps us get the regional rail service we all deserve. #gotrain #metrolinx #guelph #cambridge #waterlooregion #publictransit #sustainablecities #ontario

In case you missed it! Professors Stuart Kime and Jonathan Sharples, in a recent webinar, discussed the EEF's updated "A School's Guide to Implementation" report. Watch it here 👇 https://hubs.la/Q02BRBFm0

"Build Bridges, Not Walls: Juneteenth and A Discussion About the Future" Check out this AACRAO webinar moderated by Dr. Wendolyn Davis and Rakin “Rock” Hall, M.Ed.: https://lnkd.in/gVbdrSYX

Helpful insight to responsible brick selection

Welcome to our channel! In this video, we are diving into the city planning spotlight currently shining on Minneapolis, particularly with the upcoming National Planning Conference, NPC24, taking place at the Minneapolis Convention Center from April 13-16. With approximately 4,000 attendees expected, this conference will bring together planners, experts, and thought leaders to discuss the latest trends and innovations in urban planning. Minneapolis has been at the forefront of city planning ever since the release of Minneapolis 2040 in 2018, and this event will only intensify the spotlight on the city's growth and development. Our Planning Director Meg McMahan and her team have been actively involved in preparing for NPC24, collaborating with other City departments and community partners to showcase the best of what Minneapolis has to offer. Throughout the conference, attendees will have the opportunity to explore sessions on various topics, including music history, repurposed churches, and inclusive economic recovery on Lake Street. Join us as we delve into Minneapolis's past, present, and future through the lens of city planning at NPC24. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more content on urban planning and city development. Thanks for watching! #Minneapolis #CityPlanning #NPC24 #UrbanExploration #UrbanPlanning #CityLife #ExploreMinneapolis #CityDesign #SustainableCities #CommunityDevelopment #CityArchitecture #CityTourism #MinneapolisLife #CityVibes #CityScape #CityDevelopment #CityInspiration #CityDesigners #CityPlan #CitySpotlight

Heart of a Tiger By President Tisa Mason Our strategic plan for 2019-2024, "Unlocking Untapped Potential," is the cornerstone for a versatile and evolving approach to strategic planning and execution. Goal four of our plan emphasizes the significance of our resources and infrastructure. This goal underscores our dedication to maintaining and enhancing our facilities to align with our University community's growth and dynamic needs. By utilizing a well-defined strategy and fostering strong stakeholder engagement, we cultivate an efficient and competitive environment for our students, faculty, and staff. Read in full: https://hubs.ly/Q02PYMKc0

Take a 👀 at what the new Clark Building will look like when the revitalization is complete 😯 Learn more about the transformation of CSU's most-used academic building ➡️ https://col.st/ZKZhT

Check out this month's #newsletter featuring one of our very own students, Elaina! Learn about her #CCCexperience and more: https://lnkd.in/ghsbriv5