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Jennifer Lewington

Jennifer Lewington
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Business Education reporter
Stratford, Canada
jlewington@bell.net

Jennifer Lewington is a contributing writer for The Globe and Mail. She began her 29-year career with The Globe and Mail in 1981 as an Ottawa correspondent for Report on Business. She continues to write for the ROB and is also a Canadian correspondent for the U.S. Chronicle of Higher Education. She writes a weekly roundup of business school news.

Latest articles
Careers
Recent alumni of graduate business programs better equipped to tackle workplace gender inequality
alliances
Colleges and universities drop barriers for students seeking best of both worlds
philanthropy
University of Guelph receives $21-million donation to boost its business faculty
experiential learning
Social entrepreneurs wade into a global problem – sustainable water
recruitment
Africa a growing target for business school recruiters
Business Education
Saint Mary’s business school raises its ambitions after receiving record donation
administration
Two new female deans to steer business schools through challenges of disruption
investing in mining
Digging deep for the next generation
investing in mining
Mining jobs grow for women, Indigenous people
health care
Health professionals climb the ladder into management roles
compensation
An MBA can raise women’s salaries, but make the pay gap worse
philanthropy
McMaster University receives $15-million donation for its commerce program
Business Education
Business schools focus on solving social woes, not just the bottom line
retirement planning
Active baby boomers rewrite the retirement myth
interdisciplinary credentials
Engineering students build business training into their degrees
professional development
Auditors brush up on their digital skills to keep pace with clients
training
Business schools face stiffer competition in delivering executive education
office
Waterloo, Ont., office takes green development to new level
guidance
Syrian refugee finds purpose at business school – and in life
philanthropy
Another business school benefits from John F. Wood’s largesse