Acknowledgments

We extend our sincere appreciation to the esteemed faculty members who have made invaluable contributions to the development of the Exploring Sustainability coursebook. Their collective expertise and commitment have enriched this educational resource, enhancing its academic rigour and educational value.

Amna Chalwati, Assistant Professor, Accounting
Dr. Chalwati’s insights have illuminated the intersections of accounting and sustainability, enriching the content of this coursebook.

Hao Lu, Assistant Professor, Management
Dr. Lu’s contributions have provided a deeper understanding of sustainable management practices and their significance.

Marie-Claire Robitaille, Professor, Economics
Dr. Robitaille’s expertise in economics has contributed significantly to the economic perspectives on sustainability within this coursebook.

Mark Raymond, Chair, Professor, Economics
Dr. Raymond’s leadership has been instrumental in ensuring comprehensive coverage of economic aspects related to sustainability.

Miguel Morales, Associate Professor, Marketing
Dr. Morales has brought valuable insights into the realm of sustainable marketing, expanding the scope of this coursebook.

Margaret McKee, Associate Dean, Undergraduate and Professional Grad Programs, Faculty of Commerce
Dr. McKee’s guidance has been pivotal in shaping the curriculum and focus of this coursebook.

We extend our gratitude to Bobbi Dunham, Sustainability Curriculum Developer at the Sobey School of Business, for her dedication and expertise, which have been vital in bringing this project to life. This work has been made possible by the generous support of Marilynne and Bill Linton (BComm ’75, DComm ’22) through their Linton Family Sustainability in Business Trust.

Together, as a team of committed academics, we believe that Exploring Sustainability will inspire students to engage critically with sustainability issues and contribute to academic excellence in this field.

Thank you for your invaluable contributions.