Nautilus College Citizenship Award

NAUTILUS COLLEGE CITIZENSHIP AWARD, GREEN TEMPLETON COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD The Nautilus Awards recognize Green Templeton students who have gone beyond the call of duty to make an outstanding contribution to improving the college environment. https://www.gtc.ox.ac.uk/news-and-events/news/nautilus-awards-2020-winners/

One Young World Canadian Flag Bearer in 2015 Bangkok Summit

ESCP Europe AGORA President 2016-2017

Improving ESCP's image around the world

Research News 2021 - Best Paper Award AOM 2021

Magdalena Plesa’s paper ‘Dehybridization of social enterprises: a process model’ has been nominated as a best paper by the Academy of Management for its 2021 Annual Meeting at the end of July, and will be published in the Academy of Management Proceedings. The same paper has also been nominated for the 2021 AOM’s William H. Newman Award for the best annual meeting paper based on a dissertation.

DECA 2014 ICDC

A group of Sprott students from Carleton’s DECA chapter brought home many awards from the DECA International Career Development Conference (ICDC) held in Washington, D.C. in May 2014.

Green Templeton welcomes its new GCR committee for 2019/20

The Graduate Common Room (or GCR) lies at the heart of college student activities, and all Green Templeton students, irrespective of their status or place of residence, are automatically members of the GCR.

Green Templeton DPhil student wins Social Sciences poster competition

Green Templeton College doctoral student Magdalena Plesa has been awarded 1st place at the Oxford University Social Sciences PhD poster fair at the Oxford Natural History Museum, for her poster ‘Dehybridisation of Social enterprises: Antecedents and Consequences’.

Presenting at the 16th Annual Social Entrepreneurship Conference

Having my first external presentation on my doctoral theoretical paper titled: Dehybridization of Social Enterprises: Antecedents and Consequences