Assistant Professor at Acadia University. Trained CPA, CA and aspiring scholar

Wolfville, Nova Scotia
Joined December 2010
Diversify the curriculum all you want. Even refer to it as "decolonizing the curriculum" but at least don't claim this alone transforms material conditions of domination if the pedagogy used & knowledge attained is not praxis-oriented. You can't read your way out of coloniality.
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I want to dig in for a bit on this set of Slack replies from a Twitter manager talking about undoing some of the layoffs.
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Academics agreeing to exciting new papers & projects…
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B-school journal publications: "touching a stuff animal increases stated willingness to purchase by 3.1% (p = 0.046)" B-school mass market books: "Plush: The Power of Softness to Shape our Lives & Transform Our Economy"
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Amazon has had consistent net profits since early in the 00s. Its total profits exceeded historic loses during it's early growth phase during starting in 2009. Even by that conservative measure I wouldn't say they just became profitable recently, it's over 10 years.
Replying to @GrahamB47
There is a lot of industry that's this way. So many investors just dumping money into stocks for companies that don't actually have a path to success. It's all going to crash one day. Hell amazon only recently started turning any profit
Ryan Stack retweeted
10,000 of you stand before me, but the journal requirements only have a word limit of 8,000. #Editing
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A special shout-out to @AirCanada, an airline with so many people calling to complain we couldn't get in queue over the last two weeks. Now they want to charge extra because they ran out of cheaper seats. I recommend @WestJet if at all possible. Very unhappy with this service.
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Now they've got a video of a kid from a different, better-attended conference doing his tight 5, I think they've run out of steam on this one #CyberSymposium
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So persuasive is the power of the institutions we have created that they shape not only our preferences but actually our sense of possibilities. Ivan Illich
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The ‘I can’t speak up about injustice because I’m too junior and precarious’ to ‘I can’t speak up about injustice because I’m too senior and have too much to lose’ pipeline
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The adaptation of the settler state means it no longer denies the past but "recognizes" it, makes it visible and contain it safely in the past to disavow its continuity in the present. This form repeats itself: visibility --> containment --> disavowal
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Accessibility isn’t more work, you were just cutting corners before. The work was incomplete.
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I wish I could say I'm surprised at this, but I've seen how @queensu has handled COVID response at all levels. They've had to be begged, pushed or publicly shamed for almost every basic concession. @QueensSGPS our work isn't done yet.
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Breaking: Uber has lost a landmark gig economy case in the Supreme Court. Uber drivers must now be classified as workers and receive minimum wage and holiday pay
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Ryan Stack retweeted
If you give someone a fish they'll eat for a day. But if you teach someone to conduct workshops on how hungry people can practice self-care then you dodge the question of why people are hungry while also cutting the fish budget and the savings can be passed on to the shareholders
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Ryan Stack retweeted
If you want a picture of the future, imagine a zoom workshop about how to manage the stress of a boot stamping on your face - forever.
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We're looking to train a lab technician in Nain, Nunatsiavut this coming January. This is a short-term paid position to help Nunatsiavut Government staff process the Canada geese that hunters submitted this year. Closing date: December 30th, 2020