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27 June, 2021 Prof. Moon Moon Haque (Gulf Medical University) discussed the ways and means of selecting a suitable journal for a research study at a recently conducted session in the Writing Impactful Research (WIR) Programme. WIR is a four month Programme conducted by the Faculty of Management Studies, Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka in collaboration with the Emerald Publishing and Gulf Medical University, UAE. This is a highly successful research programme with the participation of more ...

Share Jack Cassidy, professor emeritus at both Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi and Millersville University in Pennsylvania, died on Saturday, May 22, after a long-fought battle with cancer. He was 80. Cassidy was a past president of the International Reading Association (IRA, now the International Literacy Association, ILA) from 1982 to 1983. As messages poured in following the news of his death, many focused on his stature—in intellect, heart, and even physical presence. (In fact, he was...

In a survey conducted by the United Kingdom’s Emerald Publishing, researchers say they’re not satisfied with how academic publishing presents their work to a world that needs to understand it. In Brussels, December 21, 2020. The billboard over the Pfizer building entrance says, ‘#ScienceWillWin’. Image – Getty iStockphoto: Alexandros Michailidis Sally Wilson: ‘A Clear Role to Play’ It’s hard to think of a time in recent memory when so many have questioned so much scientific rese...

An associate professor at St. Vincent College has authored a new book entitled “A Manager’s Guide to Using the Force: Leadership Lessons from a Galaxy Far Far Away.” Dr. Michael Urick, associate professor of business and graduate director of the school’s Master of Science in Management: Operational Excellence program (MSMOE), routinely uses popular culture to illustrate concepts in the classroom. In the book, Urick examines management theories related to mentorship and learn...

Reporting a 35-percent drop in research from women in early-stage roles during the COVID-19 pandemic, Emerald Publishing opens a support network. Waiting for a train at Gordon Hill Station in North London’s Enfield on January 22. Image – iStockphoto: Joshua Sher Williams: ‘So That Women Aren’t Left Behind’ Timed to today’s (March 8) International Women’s Day observances (see our story on PublisHer’s new diversity toolkit), Emerald Publishing, based in Bingley, England, has open...

A FATHER-of-two has spoken of how a guide dog enabled him to meet his daughters from school by himself. When Chris Towers’ sight began to fail one of the main things he missed was collecting Grace and Megan from the school gates. Unable to go out independently, he feared that he would never again be able to pick them up. But after bringing home guide dog Jaeger Chris, of Thackley, was able to return to school, and is looking forward to doing so again once children return to the classroo...

news Sabaragamuwa Uni’s Faculty of Management Studies hosts ICMR Daily News (via HT Media Ltd.) © Provided by Daily News (via HT Media Ltd.) Professor R. M. U. S. K. Rathnayaka Faculty of Management Studies, Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka steered their 5th ‘Interdisciplinary Conference of Management Researchers’ (ICMR)-2020recently under the theme “Fostering global citizenship towards new normal” with the collaboration of Emerald Publishing. The Sabaragamuwa U...

2nd Management Undergraduates’ Research Session (MURS) 2020 View(s): The vision of Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka is “To be an internationally acclaimed centre of excellence in higher learning and research”. We always work towards accomplishing this dream and the Management Undergraduates’ Research Session (MURS) is one such initiatives made by the Faculty of Management Studies in 2019 with the aim of assimilating the academia to a research culture by encouraging ...

Wrexham Glyndwr University academic lends expertise to online support portal for UK musicians This article is old - Published: Friday, Dec 11th, 2020 An online platform which helps musicians find new ways of working during the coronavirus pandemic has been supported by a Wrexham Glyndwr University academic. The new site, Interface:Response, provides resources and inspiration to help musicians – many of whom have found their work severely affected by public health measures designed to slow the...