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Cooperative Decision Making: Project Summary

This study examines how Canadian cooperative and mutual boards make decisions under conditions of regulatory constraint, institutional complexity, and democratic expectations. Based on thirty interviews with board chairs, executives, regulators, consultants, and committee members, it explores how governance, strategy, and organizational purpose are understood and enacted across the sector.

Research & Innovation Impact Report 2024-2025

The 2024-2025 Research & Innovation Impact Report highlights the achievements of Conestoga's faculty, staff, and students in research.

Generative AI and Academic Integrity in Conestoga COMM and ENGL Courses

CCEWI's latest research project investigates the impact of generative AI (GenAI) tools on academic integrity in writing courses taught by the college's communications department.

Food Stories: A Narrative-Based Approach to Analyzing International Students, Food, and Community

This report explores the role of food in fostering community for international students at Conestoga College. Using surveys, consultations, and writing events, the research highlights how food connects students to culture, family, and belonging. Many face food insecurity and struggle to access culturally appropriate food. The report recommends increasing affordable, culturally diverse food options and food-related events on campus to support student well-being and strengthen community.

Improving packaging sustainability

Many companies seek solutions to improve packaging sustainability, but it's a complex undertaking.
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