fall term events
House of Strategies
Thursday, October 18, 2018
A simulation event that places teams of students in the middle of high-intensity, live business conflicts faced by professionals in the working world. Students from a variety of disciplines must come together as a cohesive team using past knowledge and resources on hand to present their solutions before a panel of judges.
What's Your Point?
Tuesday, November 20, 2018
This first of its kind event at the Alberta School of Business invites students to test one of their most important business skills: presentation. Teams of two will present a short presentation and field Q&A for approximately five minutes. The catch? Teams will have never seen the slides before. This event teaches the valuable skill of quick thinking and teamwork in a time pressured setting. No preparation necessary (or possible).
Winter term events
Student SMOCase
January 2019
Interviews of different first year students. To be featured on our website and social media.
Negotiation Workshop and Competition
Friday/Saturday, February 1/2, 2019
In the third annual Negotiation Competition held at the Alberta School of Business, students across all faculties have an opportunity to apply their acquired knowledge about negotiating. A team representing one party negotiates either a transaction or the resolution of a dispute with an opposing team of students. It teaches the valuable skill of negotiating in a time pressured simulation setting.
fall term events
House of Strategies
Thursday, October 18, 2018
A simulation event that places teams of students in the middle of high-intensity, live business conflicts faced by professionals in the working world. Students from a variety of disciplines must come together as a cohesive team using past knowledge and resources on hand to present their solutions before a panel of judges.
What's Your Point?
Tuesday, November 20, 2018
This first of its kind event at the Alberta School of Business invites students to test one of their most important business skills: presentation. Teams of two will present a short presentation and field Q&A for approximately five minutes. The catch? Teams will have never seen the slides before. This event teaches the valuable skill of quick thinking and teamwork in a time pressured setting. No preparation necessary (or possible).
Winter term events
Student SMOCase
January 2019
Interviews of different first year students. To be featured on our website and social media.
Negotiation Workshop and Competition
Friday/Saturday, February 1/2, 2019
In the third annual Negotiation Competition held at the Alberta School of Business, students across all faculties have an opportunity to apply their acquired knowledge about negotiating. A team representing one party negotiates either a transaction or the resolution of a dispute with an opposing team of students. It teaches the valuable skill of negotiating in a time pressured simulation setting.
fall term events
House of Strategies
A simulation event that places teams of students in the middle of high-intensity, live business conflicts faced by professionals in the working world. Students from a variety of disciplines must come together as a cohesive team using past knowledge and resources on hand to present their solutions before a panel of judges.
What's Your Point?
Tuesday, November 20, 2018
This first of its kind event at the Alberta School of Business invites students to test one of their most important business skills: presentation. Teams of two will present a short presentation and field Q&A for approximately five minutes. The catch? Teams will have never seen the slides before. This event teaches the valuable skill of quick thinking and teamwork in a time pressured setting. No preparation necessary (or possible).
Winter term events
Student SMOCase
January 2019
Interviews of different first year students. To be featured on our website and social media.
Negotiation Workshop and Competition
Friday/Saturday, February 1/2, 2019
In the third annual Negotiation Competition held at the Alberta School of Business, students across all faculties have an opportunity to apply their acquired knowledge about negotiating. A team representing one party negotiates either a transaction or the resolution of a dispute with an opposing team of students. It teaches the valuable skill of negotiating in a time pressured simulation setting.
fall term events
Final Piece
Monday, September 30, 2019
The SMO Club presents Final Piece - Professional Presentations; a workshop on how to deliver a polished presentation that will impress your audience. The Final Piece of the puzzle to create a complete picture is a powerful presentation, so come join us to learn how you can make the most of your presentations.
What's Your Powerpoint?
Thursday, October 10, 2019
This first of its kind event at the Alberta School of Business invites students to test one of their most important business skills: presentation. Teams of two will present a short presentation and field Q&A for approximately five minutes. The catch? Teams will have never seen the slides before. This event teaches the valuable skill of quick thinking and teamwork in a time pressured setting. No preparation necessary (or possible).
House of Strategies
Tuesday, November 7, 2019
A simulation event that places teams of students in the middle of high-intensity, live business conflicts faced by professionals in the working world. Students from a variety of disciplines must come together as a cohesive team using past knowledge and resources on hand to present their solutions before a panel of judges.
Winter term events
Cipher
Saturday, February 29, 2020
Teams of three will hop from department to department of a beleaguered company, asking 'employees' targeted questions to figure out just what's wrong with the business then quickly formulating a solution. If you see strategy consulting in your future, this is the event for you!
Negotiation Workshop and Competition
Friday/Saturday, March 20/21, 2020
In the third annual Negotiation Competition held at the Alberta School of Business, students across all faculties have an opportunity to apply their acquired knowledge about negotiating. A team representing one party negotiates either a transaction or the resolution of a dispute with an opposing team of students. It teaches the valuable skill of negotiating in a time pressured simulation setting.