Asian American Men Face Discrimination in Job Market

Written by Organization's Staff | 10 December 2010

asian men discriminaton A new study by a University of Kansas sociologist shows that U.S. employers fail to pay Asian American men as much as similarly qualified white men.
"The most striking result is that native-born Asian Americans -

Touché! A Workplace Guide to the I-Should-Have-Saids

Written by Organization's Staff | 03 December 2010

USC Marshall School of Business Professor shows how to overcome the “I-Should-Have-Saids”

Newswise — Your boss says, “We don’t see you as having leadership potential,” or your colleague interrupts you AGAIN in the morning meeting. How are you to respond?

TIPS: Prepping for Exams and Acing Those Finals

Written by Organization's Staff | 22 November 2010

With exams just a few weeks away, time is ticking for students as they prepare for their finals. Reed Hilton-Eddy, a learning strategist at Ryerson University’s Learning Success Centre, offers these helpful strategies to help students manage exam anxiety and study effectively so they can pass their finals with flying colours:

Why Minorities Do Not Become Professors

Written by Organization's Staff | 19 November 2010

University faculty and academic administrators must consider the differing needs of underrepresented minority graduate students to attract them into academic careers, according to a recent report sponsored by the California Community College Collaborative (C4) at the University of California (UC), Riverside.