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Karen Niven and Damian Hodgson.

Professor Karen Niven and Professor Damian Hodgson take on Associate Dean roles

Following an internal recruitment process, Sheffield University Management School announces their new Associate Deans for One University and for Research and Innovation.
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Dr Mirna Jabbour publishes new book about implementing Enterprise Risk Management

Dr Mirna Jabbour’s first book, Enterprise Risk Management: Technical, Cognitive, and Social Perspectives, has been published by Routledge.
Winners of the For Women in Science Award including Dr Fatima Ezzahra Achamrah, Lecturer in Operations and Supply Chain Management

Dr Fatima Ezzahra Achamrah receives the UNESCO- Fondation L'Oréal For Women in Science Young Talents Award

Lecturer in Operations and Supply Chain Management, Dr Fatima Ezzahra Achamrah, is awarded the prestigious For Women in Science Young Talents Award for her previous and current research in the AI category.
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Dr John Wilson contributes significantly to Northern Culture All-Party Parliamentary Group report on the importance of sport for society

A new report, A Question of Sport: An inquiry into the cultural value of sport to the North, has been published.
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University of Sheffield leads £1.2m research network to build sustainable and resilient food systems

Dr Sonal Choudhary is leading a research network which has been awarded £1.2 million to create sustainable, resilient food systems to address global food security challenges.
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Increase green spaces at airports to promote better mental health

How can airports increase wellbeing for travellers and workers? Building green spaces and incorporating natural surroundings can help to relieve anxiety and stress and boost customer loyalty, according to a new study by Dr Hossein Olya et al.

| Business Strategy and the Environment (BSE)
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Management School colleagues recognised for excellence in learning and teaching

We are delighted to announce that a number of Sheffield University Management School colleagues have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to learning and teaching and commitment to professional development.
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Reverse Logistics Toolkit

Online returns are convenient for retail customers but often at a cost for the retailer and the environment. Researchers at the Management School have helped to develop the Reverse Logistics Toolkit to tackle this issue.
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Hobbies can help fuel people’s careers, research shows

Pursuing a hobby in an intense or serious way can boost people’s confidence at work – but only if it uses different skills to their job, according to new research by Dr Ciara Kelly and colleagues at the University of Sheffield’s Institute of Work Psy