Latest From Our Blog
Apr
13
TRMC 2012 - Tyler Campbell
Before entering my fourth year at the Paul J. Hill School of Business I made a commitment to myself. I would become as active and involved as possible, in order to fully realize the enjoyment that university life has to provide. After joining the Business Students’ Society and the JDC West team I realized there was one last thing to experience: a conference. After closely examining the many conferences available to me, I decided that the Ted Roger’s Management Conference would best suit my interests and prepare me for future endeavors...
Mar
29
RMBS 2012 - Andrew Burant
Rocky Mountain Business Seminar- My(Andrew’s) first hand experiences of what really goes on at business conferences.
Wow! I had no idea what to expect when going to my first business conference, but it was truly an amazing time. I met awesome people, learnt a lot, and could not have spent my reading week better. For those who have never gone to a conference before, I don’t recommend you go to one, I am TELLING you to!
Just read what I did for a week...
Day 0 Pack in a GTI with 2 others from Regina, and drive to Edmonton...
Mar
27
RMBS 2012 - Ashley Kilback
February break was just around the corner and I had one thought in mind, I needed a vacation. I had never been on a conference before and I had always heard that it was something you had to experience during your university career, so I decided to apply for the Rocky Mountain Business Seminar. Going into it, I didn’t know what to expect but I knew that it was going to be a great time.
The morning of February 19th had finally arrived and Steve, Andrew and I packed the gulf so full of luggage, it became a game of hide and seek just to find me in the back seat...
Mar
22
TRMC 2012 - Ariel Dwyer
Everyone always tells you how much fun conferences are and that they really do make your university experience that much more memorable. Well, they were right. They are amazing! A couple weekends ago, I had the honour of representing the Paul J. Hill School of Business at the Ted Rogers Management Conference in Toronto, Ontario. It was hosted by the Ryerson Universityʼs Ted Rogers School of Management, and I will always remember this weekend not only because of all the amazing delegates I have met from universities across Canada, but for what I actually learnt from the conference...
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The Hill Business Students’ Society (BSS) represents the students at the Paul J. Hill School of Business at the University of Regina. The BSS Executive and Council comprises of over fifty student volunteers who organize and facilitate value-adding events and activities for over 1500 students, as well as corporate and community attendees. The BSS believes in practicing ethical business values while being leaders and role models in our faculty and community. We aim to enrich the student experience through enabling students to put classroom knowledge into practice, interact with the business community, and develop skill sets through networking events, academic competitions, social settings, and business community involvement.
