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June 2009 Newsletter Team from Saint John Participates at the Excalibur Tournament On March 20th, 2009 a team of business students from the University of New Brunswick Saint John participated in the 23rd annual Excalibur case competition in Montréal, QC. The competition hosted by the Ordre des CRHA and CRIA du Québec (ORHRI) and supported by the Canadian Council of Human Resources Associations (CCHRA) brought together 24 universities from across Canada to participate in a series of case related challenges. Case analyses were presented to a panel of jurists who are key players in the Human Resources industry.
The team from UNBSJ consisted of four fourth year students (left to right): Mitchell Steeves, Janessa Davidson, Dr. Morrie Mendelson (coach), Nicole Nkunzimana and Graham Shave. The team’s participation in the event was made possible from funding provided by HRANB Saint John. The team would like to express their deep appreciation and thanks to HRANB and its members who allowed them to experience a top ten finish.
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