TRSM Connects Guide-2009 PDF

TRSM Connects
- 2009 -
Welcome
The primary objective for this initial workshop is to develop and enrich the
relationship between TRSM departments, student associations and Ryerson-wide
resources. It will provide your group with much needed information to manage your
events, integrate our brand and work cooperatively with the many players involved.
In order to bridge the gaps, an informational and resourceful program will be run by
TRSM for TRSM student groups to build reputation, education and application with
respect to co-curricular activities. Interrelated TRSM departments will contribute
their resources to achieve the following objectives:
• To empower each student group and ensure meaningful participation of

students regarding on-campus events
• Organize and effectively communicate the interconnected calendar of events ie.

Info/workshop session, case competitions, industry events
• Coordinate the efforts put forth by all active units in creating successful
processes at TRSM, while utilizing university-wide resources
• Develop event management and communication procedures to ensure

consistency and professionalism
• To advise TRSM students on event planning, develop their own skills, and
allow interested students the opportunity to engage outside organizations
ADDRESS: 575 Bay Street (entrance at 55 Dundas St. West) TEL: 416-979-5000
MAILING ADDRESS: 350 Victoria Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5B 2K3 FAX: 416-979-294
WEB: www.ryerson.ca/tedrogersschool
Table of Contents
• Overview
 Student Group Organizational Chart

 Academic Calendar
 TRSM Workshops
• Event Management
 TRSM Event Checklist

 TRSM Event Confirmation Form
 TRSM Online Registration Form
 TRSM Sample Budget
 TRSM Sample Set-ups
• TRSM Resources
 TRSM Resource Contact List

 Facilities and Event Management
 Ryerson Commerce Society
 Marketing and Communications
 Student Services
 Food Services
 Media and Instructional Technology
 Technology Support
• TRSM Student Group Profiles
 TRSM Student Group Contact List

 AIESEC
 BizBudz
 BSA
 Capital Markets Group
 Commerce Times
 Connect IT
 DECA
 HPC
 HRSA
 ITMSA
 JDC
 JDC Central
 LBSA
 MSAR
 RBF
 RGC Insight
 RCPA
 RCS
 RER
 RMA
 RSA
 RUAS
 RUFS
 SIFE
 STS
 WITM
TRSM
Overview
Ryerson University
Student University Media Instructional Food Services
Services Advancement Technology
Ted Rogers School of Management

Facility & Event Technology Marketing &
Management Support Communication
Business Hospitality & Retail Information

Management Tourism Management Technology
Management Management
AIESEC BizBudz BSA CMG Commerce Times Connect IT DECA EMSCU EBG HPC
HRSA HTMCU ITMSA JDC LBSA MSAR RBF RCG Insight RCPA RCS
RER RGMG RMA RSA RUAS RUFS SAGE SIFE STS WITM
September 2009
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1 2 3 4 5
- Ryerson Commerce - Ryerson Commerce - Ryerson Commerce - Ryerson Commerce
Society Frosh Week Society Frosh Week Society Frosh Week Society Frosh Week
- RSA Parade and
Picnic
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 - HPC Volunteer - HPC Volunteer - HPC Volunteer - HPC Volunteer
- HPC -Welcome back Recruitment Week Recruitment Week Recruitment Week Recruitment Week
- HPC Volunteer - RCG Insight Fall - ITMSA Parade &
Recruitment Week Hiring Campaign Picnic Pub night –
“Frosh Finale”
13 14 - Biz Budz -Yoga 15 16 17 18 19

- HPC Volunteer - MSAR ‘Meet and - RSA Welcome Back
Orientation greet’ BBQ
Meeting
- ITMSA Meet and
Greet
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 - LBSA Law School - ITMSA CPPIB Mix
Fair and Mingle
- RUFS 3rd Annual
Finance Alumni Gala
27 28 29 30 - HRSA Members Appreciation Session/ Seminar (Date TBD)

- RCS Student Appreciation Days (once a month)
- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 - MSAR Math
- RCS Corporate Relations Roundtable (once per semester)
- AIESEC -The workshop - RSA Michael Belcourt Lecture Series 1 (Date TBD)
AIESEC Xperience - RSA First Year Event (end of September)
Xplore Xchange - RMA Pub Night (Date TBD)
-Commerce Times – September Issue Release end of September
October 2009
- HRSA Alumni Night (Date TBD) 1 2 3

- RCS Semi-Annual General Meeting (Date TBD)
- RCPA Industry Night/ Networking & Debate Social
4 - ITMSA Product 5 6 7 8 9 10
Camp Toronto - Biz Budz -Yoga 100 - RMA Dress for
- RCS CIBC Run for Success
the Cure
- RSA CIBC Run for
the Cure
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 -Commerce Times –
October Edition
18 19 20 21 - MSAR Stretch mgt 22 23 - AIESEC Ryerson 24

- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 - RSA Retail Week workshop - RSA Retail Week Leadership - LBSA Case
- RSA Retail Week - RSA Retail Week Conference Competition
- RSA Michael Belcourt - LBSA Case - JDC Groovin For
Lecture Series Competition Charity
- RSA Retail Week
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
- LBSA Case - Biz Budz -Yoga 100 - BSA Halloween Bash
Competition
November 2009
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 - RUFS Second Annual - RUFS Second Annual
Financial Management Financial Management
Case Competition Case Competition
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 -Commerce Times – - Biz Budz Holiday Gift - Biz Budz Holiday Gift - DECA -The Regional
November Edition Drive Drive on Bay
15 - BSA Financial 16 - Biz Budz -Yoga 1 17 - Biz Budz Holiday 18 19 20 - AIESEC Marketing 21
Analyst - Biz Budz Holiday Gift Gift Drive - Biz Budz Holiday Gift - Biz Budz Holiday Gift Blitz Event
(3rd week of Nov.) Drive - LBSA Seminar Series Drive Drive - Biz Budz Holiday Gift
- ITMSA Case IT - SIFE- Global Part 1 - MSAR Movie night - SIFE- Global Drive
Entrepreneurship - SIFE- Global - SIFE- Global Entrepreneurship Week - SIFE- Global
Week Entrepreneurship Week Entrepreneurship Week Entrepreneurship Week
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 - Biz Budz Holiday Gift - Biz Budz Holiday Gift - Biz Budz Holiday Gift - Biz Budz Holiday Gift
- Biz Budz Holiday Gift Drive Drive Drive Drive
Drive
- ITMSA Networking
Night
29 30 - JDC Practice Conference (Date TBD)

- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 - RCS Student Appreciation Days (once a month)
- Biz Budz Holiday Gift
Drive
December 2009
- RCS Student Appreciation Days (once a month) 1 2 3 4 5

-Commerce Times- - MSAR End of term
December Edition meeting
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
- Biz Budz -Yoga 100
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 - HPC Resume - HPC Resume - HPC Resume - HPC Resume
- HPC Resume Advising Workshop Advising Workshop Advising Workshop Advising Workshop
Advising Workshop
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
- HPC Resume
Advising Workshop
27 28 29 30 31
January 2010
- RCS Student Appreciation Days (once a month) 1 2

- RCS Corporate Relations Roundtable (once per semester)
- RSA Internship + Career Fair (Late January)
- RMA Marketing Case Competition (Date TBD)
- Commerce Times – Winter Coffee House (Date TBD)
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
- BSA Major/Minor - Biz Budz -Yoga 100 - RCG Insight Winter
Seminar - HPC Executive Hiring Campaign
(2nd week of January) Elections
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
January Edition
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 - JDC Central - DECA U Provincial
Competition
- JDC Central
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
- DECA U Provincial - Biz Budz -Yoga 100 - LBSA Seminar Series
Competition - DECA U Provincial Part 2
- JDC Central Competition
- JDC Central
31
February 2010
1 2 3 4 5 6
- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 - RCS- Ryerson - RCS- Ryerson - RCS- Ryerson - RCS- Ryerson
- RCS- Ryerson Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce
Commerce Frost Week Frost Week Frost Week Frost Week
Frost Week
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 -Commerce Times – - RSA Valentines Day
February Edition Pub Night
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 -HPC - HTM Career
Fair
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 - HRSA Organizational Behavior Case Competition (Date TBD)

- HRSA Pub Night (Date TBD)
- RUFS Career Insight Series (DateTBD)
March 2010
1 2 3 4 5 6
- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 -Biz Budz Interview
Workshop
7 - BSA Effective 8 9 10 11 12 13
Leadership - Biz Budz -Yoga 100 -Commerce Times – - RMA - TRSM
(2nd week of March) - SIFE - ACE Regional March Edition Marketing Conference
-SIFE - ACE Regional Exposition Central
Exposition Central Canada
Canada
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 -Biz Budz Interview -HPC Volunteer Party - ITMSA Symcor IT
Workshop Case Competition
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30 31 - DECA Bay Street Simulations (Date TBD)

- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 - LBSA Seminar Series - HRSA Professionals Night (Date TBD)
Part 3 - RCS Annual General Meeting (Date TBD)
- RSA event honouring International Womens day (Early March)
- RMA Meet and Greet (Date TBD)
-RUFS Bank Regulation Panel Discussion (Date TBD)
April 2010
- RCS Student Appreciation Days (once a month) 1 2 3

-Biz Budz Interview - RSA Harry Rosen
Workshop Spring Run-Off
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
- RCS - Harry Rosen - Biz Budz -Yoga 100
Spring Run off
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
April Edition
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30
- Biz Budz -Yoga 100 - ITMSA Boat Cruise
TRSM Workshops
Topic Presenters Date Time Location
Team Building Lurana Kruchten September 14, 2009 5-6 pm TRS 1-010
Rita Lingner
Event Management Silvana Babikian September 16, 2009 5-6 pm TRS 1-010
Marketing and Sarah Hayward September 17, 2009 5-6 pm TRS 3-129
Communications
TRSM
Event Management
TRSM Event Checklist
• Planning the Event
o Determine the logistics including who, what, where, when etc.
• Online Event Registration
o Complete the online form at http://www.ryerson.ca/tedrogersschool/specialevents/

to register your event
• Confirm Room Booking
o Contact the Events and Facilities office to book an appropriate space for your event
• Financial Analysis
o Prepare an accurate budget as well as determine support from fundraising or

sponsorships
• Marketing and Communications
o Determine whether your group requires internal or external event marketing and
contact the appropriate departments
• Food Order
o Determine the food appropriate for the event and place your order with food
services
• Media/Tech Support
o If laptop, projectors or any other media equipment/support is required contact the

appropriate departments
• Post Event Evaluation
o Discuss what went well and any challenges that were faced
Your Logo
TRSM Event Confirmation Form Here Quick Reference Time Line
Event Title TRSM Connects (Pilot 2008)
Plan ahead: Confirmation of event
Description details such as room bookings & guest
Contact Info Group Name Contact Person Phone Number speakers should be done well in
advance.
Date One to Six
Months
Time Student Count Room Bookings
Location TRSM Organizers/External Rita Lingner, Facilty Management
55 Dundas Street West x2469 rita.lingner@ryerson.ca, cc
Total number of Guests
pdingle@gwemail.ryerson.ca
Room Bookings 7th Floor, TRSM1-148/150 Food Order Count Space is limited book early
Guest Speakers TRSM Guest Speaker External Guest Speaker

Materials: Distribution: Marketing & Communications
One Month
Communication Locations, Sarah Hayward, MKT & CMN
Marketing & Posters/flyers/handouts
Strategy x 7709 shayward@ryerson.ca
Communications
Electronic Electronic Distribution
Communications Yes/No Electronic Yes/No Send to School Contact, message must
Prepared Communications Sent be less than 140 kb
RSVP Deadline Room Set Up Sent Yes/No Room Set Up
(see word document) Rita Lingner, Facilty Management
Two Weeks
x2469 rita.lingner@ryerson.ca,
pdingle@gwemail.ryerson.ca
Media Instructional Projector, Microphones, Lapel Mics, Speakers
Technology
email request to avhelp@ryerson.ca
x5098
Food Services Ryerson Food Services http://ryerson.catertrax.com/ Food Services

Catering Silvana Babikian, x6956 Ten Days
Beverages silvana_babikian@aramark.ca
TRSM Tech Support Limited same day equipment loans and tech service eg. Laptop email request to bizhelp@ryerson.ca
x7455
Ticker Tape Message Create short, informative message Ticker Tape/Easles Three-Five Days
Email Rita Lingner,
Signs Yes/No rita.lingner@ryerson.ca, cc
Outside Lobby, Elevator, Room Easles pdingle@gwemail.ryerson.ca
Special Requests
Online Event Registration Form
http://www.ryerson.ca/tedrogersschool/specialevents/
If you are organizing an event, please fill out the form below at least 30 days before it occurs.
Faculty/Student Group/Title:
Contact Name:
E-mail:
Phone:
Event or Group Website:
Event Name:
Possible Event Dates:
Length of Event:
Type of Event:
Expected Number of Attendees:
Sponsors (please list existing):
Budget (if known):
The event will take place:

At the Ted Rogers School of
Management
Ryerson Campus (please specify)
Off Campus (please specify)

Other (please specify)
TARGET AUDIENCE (please indicate all that apply):

Faculty/staff
Undergraduate students
Graduate students
Donors
Alumni
Executive Board of Governors
Advisory Committee
Business/Industry Contacts/Government
ADDITIONAL SUPPORT/REQUESTS (please indicate all that apply):

Room Bookings
Readerboard Access
Tim Horton's Screen Access
Sponsorship
Donor/Alumni Attention
Promotion of Event
Media Attention
IT Support (equipment, loans)
No Support Required
Other (please specify)
Submit
Sample Event Budget
Event Name Budget

Budget Actual Difference ($)
Total Income $ 2,000.00 2,000.00 -
Sponsorship 500.00 500.00 -
Faculty 500.00 500.00 -
RSU 500.00 500.00 -
RCS 500.00 500.00 -
Total Expenses $ 1,900.00 950.00 (950.00)
Total Profit(or loss) $ 100.00 $ 1,050.00 $ 950.00
Expenses:
Marketing
Graphic Design 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Photocoping/Printing 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Postage 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Refreshments
Food 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Drinks 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Linens 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Staff/Gratuities 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Decorations
Flowers 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Candles 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Programming
Speakers/Performers 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Travel/Hotel 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Prizes
Give Aways 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Gifts 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Miscellaneous
Stationary/supplies 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Transportation 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Site Fees
Room & Hall 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Site Staff 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Equipment 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Table & Chairs 100.00 50.00 (50.00)
Sample Event
Thursday, September 18, 2008, 5:30 – 7:30 pm, TRS1-148/150
Demo Kitchen
Garbage Garbage
Food/Beverage Set Up
RBB 1-150 - entrance
High Top Tables
Seating for 75 – Theatre Style
Screen
Table
Small
Podium
1x6ft Info material table
RBB 1-148 - entrance

1x6ft
Registration
Table
TRSM
Resources
TRSM Contact List
Department Name Name Title Extension Office Location Email
Dr. Ken Jones Dean ext. 5169 TRS 3-009 kjones@gwemail.ryerson.ca

Associate Dean
Dr. James Norrie ext. 5287 TRS 3-020 jlnorrie@ryerson.ca
Administration
Irene Campagna Admin Coordinator ext. 5169 TRS 3-012 campagna@ryerson.ca
Bonnie Schindel Admin Assistant ext. 7329 TRS 3-014 bschinde@ryerson.ca

Dean's Office
Associate Dean
Neil Wolff Undergraduate ext. 5010 TRS 3-024
Students nwolff@ryerson.ca
John Love Director of Finance ext. 4281 TRS 3-018 jlove@ryerson.ca
Associate Dean
Dr. Wendy Cukier ext. 6740 TRS 3-022 wcukier@ryerson.ca
Academic
Director of
Deborah Greenfield ext. 6706 TRS 3-016 deb.greenfield@ryerson.ca
Development
University
Advancement Sandra Solomon Development Officer ext. 4692 TRS 3-125 s3solomo@ryerson.ca
Emma Smith Development Associate ext. 4691 TRS 3-017 e3smith@ryerson.ca
Ryerson Commerce Society ext. 4217 TRS 2-145 rcs@ryerson.ca

Manager, Facilities and
Rita Lingner ext. 2469 TRS 1-009 rita.lingner@ryerson.ca
Facility & Event Events
Management Facilities and Events
Patrick Dingle ext. 6776 TRS 1-009 pdingle@gwemail.ryerson.ca
Assistant
Marketing & Public Relations
Sarah Hayward ext. 7709 TRS 3-133 shayward@ryerson.ca
Communication Coordinator
Coordinator of Student
Student Services Lurana Kruchten ext. 4507 TRS 2-105 lurana@ryerson.ca
Learning
Food Services Silvana Babikian Catering Manager ext. 6956 POD 250 silvana_babikian@aramark.ca
Media & Instructional Technology ext. 5098 KHE 227 avhelp@ryerson.ca
Paul Dunphy Manager ext. 2422 TRS 3-131 pdunphy@ryerson.ca

TRSM Tech
Support Dominic Chan Help Desk Coordinator ext. 7559 TRS 3-057 d27chan@ryerson.ca
Help Desk & Equipment Loans ext. 7455 TRS 3-059 bizhelp@ryerson.ca
Electronic Communications (Ryerson E-Marketing)
Business Administrative sbminfo@ryerson.ca,

Elena Torchia ext. 6721 TRS 1-018
Management Coordinator cc etorchia@ryerson.ca
Hospitality &
Administrative
Tourism Ruth Andrews ext. 5114 TRS 3-003 randrews@ryerson.ca
Coordinator
Management
Retail Administrative
Jai Gurpersaud ext. 7284 TRS 3-032 agurpers@ryerson.ca
Management Coordinator
Information hernande@ryerson.ca, cc
Administrative
Technology Raymond Hernandez ext. 7793 TRS 2-015 dgibson@ryerson.ca &
Coordinator
Management mpaglier@ryerson.ca
TRSM Connects 2008/2009

Facilities & Event Management
• Services Offered
 Facilities Management
i. office and furniture needs
ii. Building concerns (temperature, security of office, office keys, etc.)
iii. Reporting problems with office phones, computers, and general repairs
 Event Management
i. Room bookings in TRSM; referrals to other campus location providers
ii. Physical layout/setup of the room
iii. Ticker tape programming
iv. Guidance, ideas, referrals and general advice
• Procedure & Protocol
• Register your upcoming event online at:

http://www.ryerson.ca/tedrogersschool/specialevents/
Once your event is registered…
 Check date availability via email, in person or by telephone
 Email formal request (starts an event file and you receive confirmation)
 Check in with our office, to go over event details and protocols
– we’re here to help
 Submit written set up requirements for furniture, tables etc. at least 10 working
days prior to the event
 Book easels at least 5 working days in advance
 Submit ticker tape request at least 3 working days in advance
• Contacts
 Rita Lingner – Manager, Facilities and Events

TRS 1-009 – extension 2469, rita.lingner@ryerson.ca
 Patrick Dingle – Facilities and Events Assistant
TRS 1-009 – extension 6776, pdingle@gwemail.ryerson.ca
Ryerson Commerce Society
o Student Group funding for events

o Funding for conferences (local, national and international)
o Poster stamping for all TRSM and Ryerson (excluding Student Campus Centre)
o 7th floor Kiosk rental
o Mass e-mail distribution
o Advice and guidance
o Information on student group involvement
o How to have more effective meetings
o Etc.
In order to use these services please go online to rcsonline.ca or send us an email at

rcs@ryerson.ca. We are located on the 8th floor from TRS 2-145.
Contact:
• Phone: (416) 979-5000 ext. 4217
Marketing & Communications
o Assistance with internal (campus media, getting information to students inside

and outside our faculty) and external (Toronto media outlets) communications
regarding student group events, Ted Rogers School of Management student
achievements, etc.
o Assistance with branding (ie Ted Rogers School of Management logo) for
signage, business cards, clothing items, etc.
o Meeting with student group project leader, student group faculty adviser and
myself at least one month prior to event
o Written explanation on why you need a logo or photo, and draft of where/how
it will appear
o E-Marketing and Ted Rogers School of Management Website events
i. Fill-out Ted Rogers School of Management Web listing and Events E-

mail Form in full
ii. E-mail your request at least two weeks in advance of event
• Contact
Sarah Hayward - Public Relations Coordinator

TRS 3-133 – extension 7709
shayward@ryerson.ca
Marketing & Communications
Web Listing and Event E-mail Form
Title of Event:
Please insert a paragraph about your event:
WHAT: Please describe your event in one sentence.
WHEN: Start date/time
End date/time
WHERE: Location/Address
CONTACT: Name
E-mail
EVENT WEBSITE: If available.
Student Services
Student Services in TRSM can offer support to Student Groups through group
workshops, promotion of your events and connections to other Student Services units
across campus.
o Group workshops - In the past we have facilitated sessions on Time and Project
Management for Groups, Test Preparation and Exam Writing Techniques,
Communication and Conflict Management. These topics were requested by the
groups and other topics for group and team development are possible upon
request. If there are programs offered through the Student Services units across
campus, we can help connect your group to the appropriate staff person to arrange
a session at a mutually agreed upon time.
o Promotion of your events - We are interested in assisting students to know about

the groups on campus and learn how they can get involved or even attend one
event if they are interested.
Staff from Student Services in TRSM work with the faculty and staff in all four
schools to deliver in-class programming and we meet students regularly in groups
or on a one-to-one basis. If we know about what your group is doing we can help to
promote your activities and refer students who may be interested in getting
involved. Let us know how we can assist you.
In addition, each month we create a calendar for distribution around the TRSM
building. If your group wants us to include your events on the calendar be sure to
get the details to us by the 20th of the month to ensure we can add it for the
following month.
o Student Project Fund (P-FACS) – The committee allocates funds for various
student projects that will improve student life and help develop a sense of
community at Ryerson. JOR -03, 416-979-5187,
www.ryerson.ca/stuprog/event/pfacs, pfacs@ryerson.ca
Student Services
• Connections to other Student Services across Campus
There are many services available across campus that students in your groups may
benefit by accessing over their years at Ryerson. Any student can get information
and referral support by stopping into the Student Resource Centre (TRS 2-168).
Knowing where to get information - when they need it - will help students in your
groups.
416 979-5000., ext. 2435 students.trsm@ryerson.ca
As mentioned above, we can connect your group to services on campus to determine

how these units can assist in developing your team and also explore potential
partnering for future events.
o To book a staff member from Student Services it is imperative to give as

much notice as possible. It would be best to have a few possible dates and
times sent along with the initial request with as much information about the
group (including the number of students attending) and the reason for
requesting the session.
o Please note: Any requests made may not be possible to grant due to other
commitments. We need at least a notice of one month but depending on the
time of year, we will need as much flexibility as possible. As they say, book
early to avoid disappointment!
• Contacts
Lurana Kruchten - Coordinator of Student Learning

TRS 2-105 – extension 4507
lurana@ryerson.ca
Food
Services
• Catering Service Offered
o *Breakfast – Hot & Cold

o *Lunch – Hot & cold
o *Dinner
o *Reception
o Bar Service
o A La Carte Menus
*Waited and buffet services available
• How To Place An Order
o Go to www.ryerson.catertrax.com
o Login – create and account if you don’t already have one
o Click “Create New Order”
o Select the items you need for your event
o Click “Check Out”
o Follow the 4 easy steps to complete your order
We are pleased to offer special menus and prices designed for Ryerson students and
student organizations. Please call us at your convenience to arrange a meeting to
discuss your event. Valid student ID may be required.
• Additional Info
o For small orders, such as coffee and pastries, please place your order at least 3
business days prior to your event
o For large events with over 100 people or where hot food is required, please place
your order at least 1 week prior to your event
o Extra labour charges for Special Events, Saturday and Sunday caterings
o Visit us @ www.ryerson.catertrax.com
• Contacts
Silvana Babikian – Catering Manager
POD 250 B
416-979-5000 extension 6956
silvana_babikian@aramark.ca or silvana.babikian@ryerson.ca
Food
Services
Sample Menus
• $500 for 100 People ($5.00 each)
o Cookies OR Squares
o Fruit Platter OR Veggie Platter
o Mixture of Coffee / Tea / Pop / Juice
• $1000 for 100 People ($10.00 each)
Option #1
o Salads OR Veggie Sticks

 Choose from: Potato, Pasta, Greek, Garden, Caesar, and Spinach
o Sandwiches
 Choose from: Tuna, Egg, Ham, Roast Beef, Smoked Chicken, and
Veggie
o Cookie or Apples or Oranges
o Mixture of Pops / Juices
Option #2
o Pizza (2 Slices each)

 Choose from: Pepperoni, Hawaiian, BBQ Chicken, Cheese, Canadian,
Vegetarian, and Mediterranean
o Veggie Platter
o Assorted Chips
o Mixture of Pops / Juices
Media & Instructional Technology
The primary purpose of Media & Instructional Technology (formerly Media Services) is to
support the service and operation of presentation technology (PT) equipment offered in the
general purpose classrooms. Additional PT equipment is available for pickup from the
Media & Instructional Technology office at KHE-227 for Faculty, Staff, and Students for
use on campus areas outside of the general purpose classrooms.
A list of general purpose classrooms is available at:

http://www.ryerson.ca/ccs/resources/mediatech/classrooms/
Other Media & Instructional Technology services, including videoconferencing, webcasting

& streaming, consulting and event support are subject to staff availability. Overtime labour
rates apply for Media & Instructional Technology staff requirements outside of regular
office hours.
In general, use of technology in the classrooms is limited to Faculty and Staff. Students
may have access to PT classroom equipment under certain conditions. For more
information, please contact avhelp@ryerson.ca. To use the PT classrooms, an online
demonstration video is available on the Media & Instructional Technology web page at:
http://www.ryerson.ca/ccs/resources/mediatech. Supplemental to the video demonstration,
Faculty and Staff may register for a hands-on workshop at avhelp@ryerson.ca. One card
access to PT classroom equipment can be provided for users by visiting the Media &
Instructional Technology Office in KHE-227.
A variety of PT equipment is available for Faculty, Staff, and Students for pickup at KHE-
227. This equipment is available for student use during Media & Instructional Technology
operating hours. Availability of PT equipment for pickup is on a first-come first-serve basis,
and advance booking is highly recommended.
Advance booking requests for PT equipment loans may be made in person at KHE-227 or
by email at avhelp@ryerson.ca.
Media & Instructional Technology
In order to book and borrow PT equipment, all first time users must register in person at
the Media & Instructional Technology office (KHE-227). Registration requires presentation
of valid Ryerson identification, which must also be provided when borrowing PT
equipment. Users without valid Ryerson identification will not be permitted to borrow
equipment.
Please note:
- Bookings are held for 15 minutes after the scheduled pickup time.
- Bookings must be made by person who will be picking up and taking responsibility for
the equipment.
- Bookings are dependent on others returning equipment on time.
- The person signing for the equipment when it is borrowed from Media & Instructional
Technology will be responsible for its safekeeping and prompt return.
- Ryerson Faculty, Staff and Students will be held personally responsible for loss or
damage to equipment loaned to them by Media & Instructional Technology.
- Loaned equipment malfunctions or damages must be reported to Media & Instructional
Technology staff.
- Loss or theft of PT equipment must be reported to Ryerson Security as well as to
Media & Instructional Technology staff. A copy of the Police report must be provided to
Media & Instructional Technology staff.
In addition:
- Media & Instructional Technology reserves the right to remove borrowing privileges
from anyone who repeatedly returns equipment late or damaged.
- Students who do not return equipment borrowed from Media & Instructional
Technology will have marks withheld and will assume the full replacement cost of
loaned equipment.
- Ryerson Faculty, Staff, or Students with overdue equipment will not be permitted
additional equipment loans until all overdue equipment has been returned.
• Contacts
o Media & Instructional Technology staff and other services offered can be requested
by email with a minimum of 2 weeks’ notice.
o Location: KHE 227
o General Enquiry: 416-979-5098
Audio Visual Emergencies: 416-979-5000 ext. 4444
E-mail: avhelp@ryerson.ca
o Hours of Operation:
- Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 10:00 pm
- Saturday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Technology Support
o Post approved messages on TRSM's electronic "ticker tape" sign
o Limited same-day equipment loans to eligible groups
o Limited help desk support for on-campus IT issues
o Referrals to other departments on-campus who may be able to provide

assistance
o Ticker tape sign: Draft a concise message as per policy guidelines; send it to
Facilities Coordinator for approval at least three days in advance; facilities
coordinator will forward it for posting on the specified date(s)
o Equipment loans: Register up to three group members who can request

equipment; book loans at least two days in advance; registered user must
deposit photo ID when picking up equipment; return equipment promptly and in
good condition.
o Help desk support: Visit or call the TRSM IT Help Desk
• Contacts
o Ticker-tape messages:
Rita Lingner, rita.lingner@ryerson.ca
o TRSM Help Desk & Equipment Loans:

TRS 3-059 (9th floor), ext. 7455, bizhelp@ryerson.ca
o Help Desk Coordinator (to register members for equipment loans):

Dominic Chan: d27chan@ryerson.ca
o Media and Instructional Technology equipment loans:

KHE-227, avhelp@ryerson.ca
o Library (laptop loans for up to 4 hours): Visit the main checkout counter
TRSM Technology Support
Equipment Loans to Student Groups from TRSM Help Desk
Equipment loans are booked on a first come, first served basis. Only “official” Ryerson-
sanctioned student groups affiliated with the TRSM are eligible for equipment loans from the
TRSM Help Desk. Equipment must be returned the same day it is borrowed (i.e. no
overnight loans). Penalties for late return may include suspension of loan privileges for the
remainder of the term. Equipment is limited, so to ensure equal availability to all groups, no
group can have more than two loans booked at a time.
Procedure for Same-Day Equipment Loans to Student Groups
1. Before borrowing equipment from the TRSM Help Desk, each group must register the
names of up to three group members with Help Desk Coordinator Dominic Chan
(d27chan@ryerson.ca). Registered individuals will be the only ones allowed to request
equipment and will be responsible for having it returned on-time and in good condition.
2. Registered individuals may book equipment by phoning, e-mailing or visiting the TRSM
Help Desk (TRS 3-059, ext. 7455, or bizhelp@ryerson.ca) at least two days before the
equipment is required. The following information must be supplied: First name, last
name, phone number, group represented, name of faculty advisor, equipment needed,
the purpose for which the equipment will be used and the location and time(s) that it is
required. The TRSM Help Desk will confirm the loan based on equipment availability
and the restrictions outlined in the Student Group Support Policy.
3. When picking up the equipment, the requestor must deposit photo ID (e.g. student card
or driver’s license) at the TRSM Help Desk. Photo ID will be returned upon return of the
equipment. Only registered individuals are allowed to pick up equipment; if this is not
possible, a registered individual must visit the Help Desk in advance and make
alternate arrangements.
4. At the end of the allotted time, the equipment must be delivered back to the TRSM
Help Desk promptly and in good condition. All accessories, cables, etc. that were
provided with the equipment must be returned or the group will be charged for the
replacement cost.
TRSM Technology Support
Appropriate use of loaner equipment includes group activities or events, including meetings
and presentations. Equipment will not be loaned for the personal use of group members.
Failure to comply may result in loss of loan privileges.
TRSM
Group Profiles
TRSM Student Group
Contact List
Office
Student Group Name Abbreviation Extension Location Group Email
AIESEC Ryerson ext. 7524 TRS 3-173 aiesec@ryerson.ca

AIESEC
BizBudz ext. 7560 TRS 1-135 bizbudz@ryerson.ca

BizBudz
Business Students' Association ext. 5229 TRS 1-135 bsa@ryerson.ca

BSA
Capital Markets Group TRS 1-135 general@capitalmarketsgroup.ca

CMG
Commerce Times commercetimes@ryerson.ca

Commerce Times 1-805-356-3155
Connect IT Connect IT TRS 1-139 info@connectitconference.ca
DECA Ryerson ext. 2492 TRS 3-135 dr@decaryerson.com

DECA
Economics and Management Science
TRS 3-139 economics@rsuonline.ca
Course Union EMSCU
Environmental Business Group 3-139 theebgroup@gmail.com

EBG
Hospitality and Tourism Student Course
Union HTMCU ext. 7078 TRS 3-137 htmcu@ryerson.ca
Hospitality Placement Center

HPC ext. 6704 TRS 3-137 hpc@ryerson.ca
Human Resource Student Association ext. 2438 TRS 1-137 hrsa05@gmail.com

HRSA
Information Technologgy Management
ext. 4505 TRS 1-139
Student Assosiation ITMSA itmsa@ryerson.ca
Jeux Du Commerce TRS 3-141 trsm.jdc09@gmail.com

JDC 416-889-8419
Law and Business Student Association 1-135 lbsa@rsuonline.ca

LBSA
Mature Students Association at Ryerson mature@ryerson.ca

MSAR
RCG Insight ext. 5059 TRS 2-005 rcg@ryerson.ca

RCG Insight
Real Estate Ryerson TRS 3-141 info@realestateryerson.ca

RER
Retail Student Assosiation ext. 2550 TRS 3-135 rsa@ryerson.ca

RSA
Ryerson Business Forum rbf@ryerson.ca

RBF
Ryerson Commerce and Politics Association TRS 3-141

RCPA
Ryerson Global Management Group TRS 3-173 parham.rashidi@ryerson.ca

RGMG
Ryerson Commerce Society ext. 4217 TRS 2-145 rcs@ryerson.ca

RCS
Ryerson Marketing Association ext. 2557 TRS 1-141 rma@ryerson.ca

RMA
Ryerson University Accounting Society ext. 7557 TRS 1-137 ruas@ryerson.ca

RUAS
Ryerson University Finance Society ext. 7394 TRS 1-141 rufs@ryerson.ca

RUFS
SAGE TRS 3-138

SAGE
Students in Free Enterprise ext. 6352 TRS 3-139 acerye@ryerson.ca

SIFE
Sustainable Tourism Society 3-137 sts@ryerson.ca

STS
Women in ITM ext. 4505 TRS 1-039 witm@ryerson.ca

WITM
TRSM Connects 2008/2009

AIESEC Ryerson
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AIESEC, the world's largest student-run organization, is the international
platform for young people to explore and develop their potential to have a positive
v i s i t us : impact on society. In partnership with business and higher education, AIESEC has
w w w . a i e s ec . c a/ r ye rs o n
50 years of experience in developing high-potential students into globally-minded
contacts : responsible leaders. AIESEC's innovative development process consists of
M a l i n ga Ma d d u ma g e unmatched leadership experiences and global internships.
P r e si de n t
m a li ng a .m a dd um a g e @a i
e s ec .n e t "In an era of globalization, AIESEC programs have helped young people around the
world to develop a broader understanding of cultural, socio-economic and business
Kats Quinto management issues."
V ic e P r es i d en t o f Ta l en t -Kofi A. Annan | United Nations Secretary-General, AIESEC Alumni
M a n ag em e n t
k a r en . qu i nt o @ ai es ec .n e t
AIESEC objectives:
 To give students valuable work experience in a small business setting.
 To provide students local, national and international networks.
 To enhance soft skills and leadership through the four AIESEC stages.
 To send AIESEC members on global internships which will set them apart from
other graduates.
AIESEC news:
 ROTTERDAM – (25th May, 2009 ) - AIESEC delivers their visions for a
sustainable society to the negotiators at COP 15 in Copenhagen.
 Sweden’s Migration Minister meets with the President of AIESEC
International.
 AIESEC International is among forty companies who are the annual
winners of the WorldBlu List of Most Democratic Workplaces™ award.
 Italian correspondent, David Willey, from BBC World spoke with
AIESEC members at the Global Leaders Summit in Rome. Broadcast
live around the world, AIESEC members from China, India, Romania,
AI E S E C R ye r s o n Costa Rica and the US shared their insights as the voice of youth on
5 5 D un d as S t . W the topic "What has been the impact of the financial crisis on young
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AIESEC Ryerson
Date Name of Event Description
28-Sept-09 - The AIESEC Xperience The AIESEC Xperience Xplore Xchange is an

Xplore Xchange event for students who would like have
dynamic opportunities to experience more
outside the university through the exploration
of the four stages of AIESEC’s leadership
S t u d e n t G r o u p C o n ta c t :
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program and its worldwide exchange
internships.
23-Oct-09 AIESEC Ryerson The AIESEC Ryerson Leadership
Leadership Conference Conference is a condensed version of the
M a l i n ga Ma d d u ma g e AIESEC Ontario Regional Conference held
P r e si de n t every first week of October. The AIESEC
m a li ng a .m a dd um a g e @a i leadership program is emphasized and students
e s ec .n e t will get an opportunity to be creative,
Karen Quinto
innovative and original through a series of
V i c e Pr e si d e n t o f activities and simulations offered
T a l e n t Ma n a g e me n t 20-Nov-09 AIESEC Marketing Blitz The AIESEC Marketing Blitz Event is an
K a r e n. q ui nt o @ ai es ec . ne t Event excellent way to get first-hand experience in
marketing. The student will attend the
AIESEC Marketing Training before the Blitz,
which will be hosted by AIESEC Alumni and
others experienced in the business industry
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BUSINESS STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION

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P r e si de n t
l b on a nn o @ r y e r s o n .c a Profile
• The Business Students’ Association is a not for profit organization that
Ev a n H u h l e w yc h provides students in the Business Management program with both
E xe c u ti ve V P
e v a n. h u h le wy c h @ r y e r s o n. c a academic and social networking opportunities within the Ted Rogers
School of Management. The BSA provides services and hosts various
P a t ri c i a Wo n g
V P A dm in is t ra t io n events throughout the year such as:
p a t r ici a .w o ng @ r y e r s on .c a  Test Bank Directory
 Graduation Formal
Al e x a n d r u Ji t a ri u
V P Fi na nc e  Grad Directory
a ji t a ri u @ r y e rs o n .c a  Social Events (Halloween Party, Club nights, etc.)
 Prominent Guest Speakers
F a t i ma S e e da t
V P Ac a dem i c
f s ee d at @ r y e r s on .c a Mission/Vision
• To promote the interests of students in the Business Management
K i r k M e ne z e s
V P S tu d e nt Li fe program, and provide services and events that are beneficial to all
k i rk .m e ne z e s @ r y e rs o n. c a students in the Commerce Program.
D ev a n i D e or a m
V P E xt e r n a l
d 2 d eo r am @ r y e rs o n. c a Academic Term Objectives
Cindy Oran
• Change people’s perception about the BSA by introducing more
V P In te r n al academic oriented events and services that would be beneficial to
c in d y. o ra n @ r y e r s o n .c a students.
Al e x a n d e r D e b o w s ki
V P M a rk e ti ng News
a d e bow s k @ r y e rs o n. c a • In the process of Redesigning our website.
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Business Students’ Association
Lorenzo Bonanno
P r e si de n t Date Name of Event Description
l b on a nn o @ r y e r s o n .c a
Ev a n H u h l e w yc h
E xe c u ti ve V P
October 31st Halloween Bash A social event catering to all students
e v a n. h u h le wy c h @ r y e r s o n. c a within the TRSM to help students met and
mingle in a fun and eventful atmosphere.
P a t ri c i a Wo n g
V P A dm in is t ra t io n
This is an annual event that has been
p a t r ici a .w o ng @ r y e r s on .c a successful for the past 10 years!!
Al e x a n d r u Ji t a ri u
V P Fi na nc e 3rd Week of Financial Analyst - Chris Li, a financial analyst, from Merrial
a ji t a ri u @ r y e rs o n .c a November Dissecting the Current Lynch comes in to speak about the current
Economic Global Crisis economic conditions to SBM Students.
F a t i ma S e e da t
V P Ac a dem i c
f s ee d at @ r y e r s on .c a
K i r k M e ne z e s 2nd week of Major/Minor Seminar Basically letting first year students become
V P S tu d e nt Li fe
k i rk .m e ne z e s @ r y e rs o n. c a
January aware of the opportunities that each major
entails.
D ev a n i D e or a m
V P E xt e r n a l
d 2 d eo r am @ r y e rs o n. ca
Cindy Oran 2nd week of Effective Leadership The CEO and CIO of AIC Mutual funds,
V P In te r n al March Jonathan Wellum, gives a presentation in
c in d y. o ra n @ r y e r s o n .c a
regards to what it takes to be a leader.
Al e x a n d e r D e b o w s ki Other special guests include Chris Li, Senior
V P M a rk e ti ng Analyst at Merrill Lynch and Simeon Wong
a d e bow s k @ r y e rs o n. c a a manager in strategic operations.
F i l i p P i a tr o u May 1st Business Graduation A formal event to celebrate the
W ebm as t e r Formal achievements of Ryerson graduates and
f p ia t r o u @ r y e rs o n. ca faculty/staff.
All Year Test Bank We sell past midterms to students

throughout the whole academic year.
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Biz Budz Peer Resource Group
A n d r ea S ie r r a
P r e si de n t
a n d r ea @ b i z bu d z.c a BizBudz is a resource group available to all students throughout Ryerson
A iks im a r S in g h University. It is focused on, but not limited to, the students at the Ted Rogers
V P S al es School of Management (TRSM). We provide facilities for students to excel in
a ik sim a r @ bi z b u d z.c a
both their academic and their forthcoming professional lives.  
M i n g Ya n g  
W ebm as t e r BizBudz plays a major role for prospective students by organizing and
M i ng . y a ng @ r ye r s on .c a
recruiting for tour and discussion activities. As such, each semester we
C h e l s ea Br a i da market the event to TRSM students through various mediums. With the help
V P M a rk e ti ng of our hardworking members and volunteers, the TRSM portion of Discover
C h e lse a @ bi z b u d z.c a
Ryerson has always been and will continue to be a success.
E l i n or Wa i n er
P r o je c t Ma n ag e r Fi n anc e BizBudz also believes in the benefits of a having the combination of a
e li n o rw a in e r @ h otm ail .c a
physical wellbeing and mental fitness. As such, in the 2007/2008 academic
J e nn if e r Ng o year, we have successfully implemented “YGA 100”. “YGA 100” is a weekly
P r o je c t Ma n ag e r S al es yoga class which is open and free to all students at the TRSM.
j e nn if e r . ng o @ r y e r so n .c a
K ev i n Q u i n n Tutor registry is also a part of the services offered by BizBudz. We

V P O pe r a ti on s r actively facilitate Ryerson's tutor registry service, recruiting, screening, and
k e vi n @ bi z b u d z.c a
recommending tutors to any student in need of  help. Although we do not
L a l i t a P a d a t he set tutoring costs, we do encourage a reasonable rate that most tutors
P r o je c t Ma n ag e r
l p ad a th e @ r y e r s o n .c a loosely follow to ensure their services remain competitive with others.
L e l a g Ka p r il i a n Networking is a major part of business culture. BizBudz encourages this

M a r ke ti n g As s is ta n t
L e la g .k ap r ili a n @ r y e rs o n by providing students with a cost effective business card solution. The cards
provide students with a medium to get noticed by the business community,
L u c k s u y S elv ar a ja h a especially during the annual Ryerson Business Forum.
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BizBudz seeks to ensure the educational well being of Ryerson students
M i c h ae l T ar q u i n i by providing solutions that facilitate constructive educational and professional
Tr e a s u r e r
m ic h ae l @b i z bu d z .c a
activities. In addition to helping current students, we play a major role in
Ryerson’s Tour and Discussion sessions, where prospective students have
M o n i q u e Ma g l i o the opportunity to ask questions about, and view the campus. We help to
V P H um a n Re s o u rc es
m o ni q ue @ bi z b u d z .c a
show current and prospective students what they can gain from an education
at Ryerson as well as providing assistance along the way.
N i c k H u yn n
N 4 h u y nh @ r y e r s on .c a
BizBudz Peer Resource Group
P a r d ee p S an d h u
Ted Rogers School of Management
P r o je c t Ma n ag e r Fi n anc e
Tel:(416) 979-5000 ext.7560
p a r d ee p .s a nd h u @ r ye rs o n
bi z b u dz @ r ye rs o n . ca
Biz Budz Peer Resource Group
An d r e a S ie r r a Date Name of Event Description
P r e s i d e nt
a nd r e a @ b i z b ud z . c a
BizBudz has developed Yoga 100, an one hour
A ik s i m a r S in g h
V P S a le s
yoga session led by a certified instructor to
a i ks i m a r @ b i z b ud z . c a Every Monday Yoga 100 help students regain lost or undiscovered self-
control and awareness which will lead to stress
Ming Y ang
relief - a much needed aid during a typical
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M i ng . y a n g @ r y e r s o n. c a semester at the Ted Rogers School of
Management.
C h e ls e a B r a id a
V P M a r ke t i ng
C he ls e a @ b i z b ud z . c a A holiday drive aimed at providing youths
in the immediate downtown Toronto area
E li n o r W a i n e r
P r o je c t M a na g e r F i na nc e
Nov 12 - 30 Holiday Gift Drive with articles of clothings, hygenic
e li no r wa i ne r @ ho t m a i l. c a essentials, gift certificates, music etc as
J e n n if e r N g o holiday gifts, through the cooperation of
P r o je c t M a na g e r S a le s Convenant House.
je n ni f e r . ng o @ r y e r s o n. c a
K e v in Q u in n An on-going workshop presented bi-

V P O p e r a t i o ns r March 4th, weekly in order to help students to
ke v i n@ b i z b ud z . c a
March 16th, Interview Workshop practice much needed interview skills.
Lalita P adath e April 1st With the help of the Career Centre,
P r o je c t M a na g e r
lp a d a t he @ r y e r s o n. c a trained student interviewers faciliate a 30
minute interview and then provide
L e l a g K a p r i li a n
M a r ke t i n g A s s i s t a nt feedback.
L e la g . ka p r i li a n@ r y e r s o n
L u c k s u y S e lv a r a j a h a
L 2 s e lv a r @ r y e r s o n. c a
M ic h a e l T a r q u i n i
T r e a s ur e r
m i c ha e l@ b i z b ud z . c a
M o n iq u e Ma g l i o
V P H um a n R e s o ur c e s
m o ni q ue @ b i z b ud z . c a
N ic k H u y n n
N 4 h uy n h @ r y e r s o n. c a
P ardeep S an dhu
P r o je c t M a na g e r F i na nc e
p a r d e e p . s a nd h u @ r y e r s o n
N is h it a N a y ya r
H R A s s i s t a nt
N i s hi t a . n a y y e r @ r y e r s o n
BizBudz Peer Resource Group
Tel:(416) 979-5000 ext.7560
Capital Markets Group
Contacts:
Profile
Ad e L a b i n j o
P r e si de n t
a d e . la b i n jo @
c a p i t a lm a r ke t s g r o up . c a • Capital Markets Group is a Ryerson student organization new in 2008
dedicated to educating and engaging students interested in investing
M a rk C o r n w el l
V ic e P r es i d en t
and finance. Throughout the year we have a number of exciting
m a r k. c o r n we l l@ events designed to develop and enhance your knowledge of investing
c a p i t a lm a r ke t s g r o up . c a
and the economy.
J a me s M a ns o n
V P o f O pe r a ti o ns
ja m e s . m a ns o n@
c a p i t a lm a r ke t s g r o up . c a Academic Term Objectives
K yl e B l o e mi n k
V P o f Fi na nc e &
C o om u ni c a ti o ns • Learn to invest and trade stocks, bonds, derivatives
ky l e . b lo e m i n k@ • Meet industry professionals
• Expand your understanding of economics and the economy
E n g i n Ayb u l u t
V P o f M a rk e ti ng
e ng i n. a y b u l @
Al e x K o w a n d a
V P o f In ve s tm e n t
M a n ag em e n t
a le x. ko wa nd a @
J u s t i n e C hi u
D i r ec t o r o f On li ne
D e ve l o pm e n t
j us t i ne . c hi u @
C a p i t a l M ar k e ts G r o u p
www.c apit al m ar k ets gr oup.c a
The Commerce Times
"Providing high integrity news and views that connect students to the world beyond
campus."
The Commerce Times is Ryerson University's first and only business focused newspaper.
A ma n d a P a rk er
E di t o r i n C hi e f
The Commerce Times' main aim is to provide information that will help students succeed
am a nd a .p a rk e r @ r y e r so n . inside class and out in the business world. We offer the following features in our paper:
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• Interviews with CEO's and executives
R a yl e n e K n u t s o n • Career advice
E xe c u ti ve E d it o r
• Business and market trends
r a yl e ne .k n u ts o n @ r y e r s o
n . ca • Fashion and etiquette tips
• Campus group highlights
Wa yn e L y • And much more...
F i n an c i al M a na g e r
W 2l y@ r y e rs o n. c a
Distribution
The Commerce Times distributes 5000 copies monthly to students, faculty and staff
throughout campus. We can be picked up at:
• The Ted Rogers School of Business Management lobby and 7th floor
• In front of the library
• In front of the Hub (Cafeteria)
• The bridge between Kerr Hall South and Rogers Communication center
• Entrance to the Library Building
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Connect IT
Profile
• The advancements of Information Technology (IT) in the past decade

have pushed this discipline and industry into the forefront of solving
increasingly complex problems. With the relationship of IT and the
social fabric of society generally overlooked we are witnessing an
unparalleled time of break-fix solutions and ailing innovation.
Challenges faced by individuals, society and ultimately the city can no
longer afford to be solved superficially.
Contacts:
This year's conference challenges existing debate and conversation

methods by breaking the big issues into small bites. We will explore
M a t t h e w Me rr i t t
P r e si de n t
the various ways IT impacts our lives and areas of habitation. By using
m m e r ri t t @ the city as a focal point, we will create conversations about enabling
c o nn ec ti tc o nf e r e nc e .c om citizens in ways unique to their social, political and economic structure
D i mi t r y S a p o n at both the local and global level.
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• To provide Canadian students with unparalleled knowledge and
J a i me S or g e n t e appreciation of opportunities and challenges currently facing society
V P M a rk e ti ng an d
C om m u ni c a ti o ns and information technology. To have Connect IT foster advocacy of
j so r g en t e @ change and adaptability in one’s personal and professional life.
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News
• We're proud to announce that our keynote speaker for Connect IT

2009 is Mark Surman, Executive Director of Mozilla Foundation
• We have also confirmed 4 panelists so far:
o Dave Wallace - CIO, City of Toronto
o John Cannon - CIO, TTC
o Diane Francis - Editor-at-Large for the National Post, Author, Distinguished
visiting professor at the Ted Rogers School of Management //dianefrancis.com/
o Mark Kuznicki - Principal at Remarkk! Consulting, Researcher, Writer and
Strategy Consultant. //remarkk.com/
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DECA RYERSON
Profile
B r a d le y D e o k ie DECA Ryerson is a chapter of a world-wide student organization which works to
P r e si de n t
b r a dl e y d 4 @ gm ai l. com enhance the co-curricular education of students with interests in business,
marketing and entrepreneurship through conferences and competitions. At
Aj a y S h a r ma DECA Ryerson, we pride ourselves in mobilizing, equipping, and inspiring our
E xe c u ti ve V P In t e rn al delegates to reach great heights through Delegate Development sessions,
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conferences, and participating in regional, provincial and international
competitions.
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playing a continuous role in our delegates’ lives as they mature from university
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Over the Fall 09/Winter 10 semester DECA Ryerson will be looking to grow in
J o e l C ha c k o
V P o f M a rk e ti ng a nd terms of quality, focusing on training as well as developing ourselves as a
R e c r ui tm e nt dynamic and ever changing chapter. We will also be taking on a large scale
event in The Regional on Bay – On November 14th which previously consisted
Ad r i a n o T r a p a ni of 700 students. Now we are looking to have 1300 students from the York
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Aj a y S h a r ma November The Regional on Bay A business case competition that

E xe c u ti ve V P In t e rn al
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14, 2009 gathers over 1300 high school
m students from the York Regional who
competed in business related
S a n j iv Ma l ik categories such as Business Law and
E xe c u ti ve V P E xt e r n a l Ethics, Financial services, and Buying
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Y o u s u f H u ss a i n January 23- DECA U Provincial An annual case competition where

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m (exact date primarily of students competing in a
still TBD) case competition in their respective
J o e l C ha c k o career fields. This case competition
V P o f M a rk e ti ng a nd
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will be formatted similar to that of a
DECA Inc. case competition, in which
Ad r i a n o T r a p a ni these business simulation case studies
V P Te c h n ol og y a nd consist of a situation that students will
G r a p h ic s have to analyze and decide on a
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solution within a short time period. The
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V P C o r p o ra t e S po ns o rs hi p competition and any other competition
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more realistic and involved quick
V P D el e ga t e D e ve l opm en t thinking which tests both soft and hard
s n eh a .s w i n g @gm ail .c om skills. Bay Street Simulations case
competition thus provides the link that
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brings students classroom knowledge
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TBD International Career An international case competition

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Hospitality Placement Centre
S t u d e n t G r o u p C o n ta c t Hospitality Placement Centre
I n f o H e re :
The Hospitality Placement Centre (HPC) is a volunteer student group comprised of first to
D i n a N es t er i n a fourth year students in the Ted Rogers School of Hospitality and Tourism Management. As Placement
H e a d O ff ic e C oo r d in a to r Centre Representatives, each is committed to helping hospitality students at Ryerson find full-time,
d n es t e ri @ r y e r s o n .c a part-time, and temporary or summer employment.
Lesley Chan The centre provides a job binder and job board, where a variety of current job postings,
A ssi s t a nt C oo r di n a to r catered to the hospitality industry, are updated on a daily basis. The Placement Centre representatives
l es le y. c h a n @ r y e rs o n. c a are available on a one-to-one basis for resume and interviewing consulting. The Hospitality Placement
K a i l ee L e w is
Centre also coordinates an annual Career Fair that take place in the winter semester of each academic
C a r e e r W o rk s h o p year. Employers are invited to the school, which provides a welcoming venue to come and meet with
S p eci al is t our students first hand and hire highly skilled individuals.
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Goals and Objectives
L a i l a P ee r b h o y
C a r e e r F ai r a n d E ve n t s The Hospitality Placement Centre is constantly striving to improve the resourcefulness and
S p eci al is t efficiency of the Hospitality Placement Centre. We have major goals and plans for this year that we
l ai la . pe e r b ho y @ r ye r s on . hope will make the HPC bigger and better than it ever was before. Here are our major objectives for
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2009:
Ad e l i n e H u a n g Goal:
M a r ke ti n g a n d • To transform the HPC by engaging volunteers to improve the overall operations and
P r om ot io ns S p ec i al is t resourcefulness from previous years
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Objectives:
Yoon Kim • Having 40+ companies attend our HTM Career
A lum ni a n d E xt e r n al Fair in the winter semester
R e l at io ns S p ec i al is t • Offering interview and resume writing
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workshops for our students
D a p h n e Wo n g • Launching an online job posting website
R e se a r c h an d accessible anywhere at any anytime
D e ve l o pm e n t S pe c i ali s t • Research by conducting surveys to determine
d 6 3w on g @ r y e rs o n .c a students’ interests in types of employment and
how we can improve on the Career Fair to make
it better for the students and employers
Future Goals
• To create a greater presence in the HTM program by branding the HPC through pens,
pencils, water bottles, etc.
• To create an online job bank similar to the HPC job binder
• To conduct a networking session for students to connect with employer
• Gather more internship opportunities for students
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S t u d e n t G r o u p C o n ta c t Date Name of Event Description
I n f o H e re :
D i n a N es t er i n a Monday, Welcome back HPC Welcome Back meeting with Specialists of

H e a d O ff ic e C oo r d in a to r September 7, HPC. General introduction of HPC operation,
d n es t e ri @ r y e r s o n .c a 2009 upcoming events and tasks.
Lesley Chan
A ssi s t a nt C oo r di n a to r Monday, Volunteer Recruitment Week In search for new volunteers, an email will be
l es le y. c h a n @ r y e rs o n. c a
September 7-11, sent out to all HTM students to encourage them
K a i l ee L e w is 2009 to sign up to become a volunteer.
C a r e e r W o rk s h o p
S p eci al is t
k ai le e .l ew is @ r y e r s o n .c a Monday, Volunteer Orientation The first introductory meeting with newly
September 14, Meeting recruited volunteers, the Specialists of the HPC
L a i l a P ee r b h o y 2009 and Faculty Advisors. The purpose of this
C a r e e r F ai r a n d E ve n t s meeting is to introduce volunteers, discuss
S p eci al is t goals and objectives, roles and responsibilities,
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Ad e l i n e H u a n g Monday, Resume Advising Workshop A workshop held to advise HTM students in

M a r ke ti n g a n d December 14- professional resume writing and interview
P r om ot io ns S p ec i al is t 21, 2009 preparation techniques.
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Yoon Kim
A lum ni a n d E xt e r n al Monday, Executive Elections A workshop to appoint a new Executive Team
R e l at io ns S p ec i al is t January 4, for the upcoming semester.
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D a p h n e Wo n g
R e se a r c h an d Wednesday, HTM Career Fair Career Fair designed to facilitate HTM students
D e ve l o pm e n t S pe c i ali st February 17, in full-time, part-time, and temporary or
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2010 summer employment search.
Friday, Volunteer Party A party for the HPC volunteers to celebrate

March 19, their accomplishments.
2010
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Centre
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Human Resources
Student Association
Thank you for your interest in the Human Resource Student Association. The
HRSA was formed 10 years ago with the goal of uniting and providing
opportunities for Human Resources’ majors and minors.
Kim Che n
P res id ent Today the HRSA represents over 400 HR majors and minors. As a student
Yu n. ch en @ryers on. c a association we strive to facilitate the exchange of knowledge among HR
students, faculty, and industry leaders.
An i c a V a sic
Co-P res id ent Throughout the year we host a variety of events for our students. Amongst our
A nic a.V as ic @ryers on. c a most successful events are; the Organizational Behaviour Case Competition,
in which students from all over southern Ontario compete, and the HR
Ch r i stop he r M cCrim m o n Professionals Evening, which provides students with a networking opportunity
V P E xt ern al A ffairs in meeting seven HR and learning about the possibilities within the field of HR.
Ch rist oph er.mc c rimm on @ The association also heads initiatives that focus on social responsibility and
ryers on . c a community outreach. We collect pop can tabs for those who are in need of
wheelchairs and hold several fundraisers for various charities throughout the
T a nya Co sta year. This year we are excited to be working closely with a Toronto Charity to
V P Int ern al A ffairs establish a scholarship for those seeking higher education.
Tan ya. c os t a@ryers on . c a
We invite you to become either a member or supporter of the HRSA. We
encourage support and participation from all Ryerson students and hope to
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see you at our events.
P rojec t Man ag er
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Je n ni fer Yu
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Commun ic at ion s
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M ari u s S ob re pe na
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If you are interested in joining or would like to volunteer for our upcoming
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events, please send us an e-mail at hrsa@ryerson.ca. You can also find
O B C P rojec t Man ag er
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us on Face book, please search HRSA and join the group.
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Human Resources Student Association
September 2009 HRSA Members Appreciation This event will be a snap shot of what the
Exact Date TBA Session/ Seminar HRSA has to offer to its members for the
2009/2010 school year. We will also be hosting
a HR Seminar in correlation with this event.
Contact Info: ( Topic: To be determined)
Kim Chen October 2009 Alumni Night This event will serve as an amazing learning
P r es i d e n t and networking opportunity for current HR
yu n . c h e n @ r ye r s o n . ca Students to gain valuable tips and build
contacts with Ryerson Alumni currently in the
An i c a V as i c HR industry. Over twenty Alumni representing
C o - P r es i d e n t companies such as CIBC, the WSIB and many
a n i c a .v a si c @ r yer s o n . ca more are expected to attend.
February 2010 Organizational Behavior Case The HRSA from Ryerson will once again give
Competition HR students from surrounding Universities an
opportunity to compete for school pride and
cash prizes. This event will bring students
together from universities across southern
Ontario to compete with the skills and
knowledge they've acquired from their
respective programs. The teams will be given a
difficult HR scenario to analyze. They will then
present to judges, which will consist of
university professors and industry
professionals.
February 2010 HR Pub Night This event will serve as a social networking
event bringing together all HR majors and
minors as well as the rest of the Ryerson
community.
March 2010 HR Professionals Night This event will be a chance for students to
interact and network with representatives from
H u ma n R e s o u r ce s
various Canadian Human Resources
S t u d e n t As s o c i a ti o n Designations. The speakers will share
5 7 5 B a y S t r e et information and advice on the different HR
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Information Technology Management
Student Association
G ir i s h G o s y n e
P r e s i d e nt What is the ITMSA?
g g o s y ne @ r y e r s o n. c a The Information Technology Management Student Association (ITMSA) is
L e a S aw a l the course union for the ITM program at Ryerson University. We plan
C o - V P o f A c a d e m i c A f f ai r s
le a . s a wa l@ r y e r s o n. c a
academic and social events for ITM students to assist in connecting them
with their peers, with Ryerson staff and faculty, and with industry
T if f a n y C h o w
C o - V P o f A c a d e m i c A f f ai r s
professionals. The ITMSA organizes pub nights, sends students to
t i f f a ny . c ho w@ r y e r s o n. c a conferences, such as the Canadian Undergraduate Technology Conference,
K in g s le y D e o k ie
and hosts case competitions and a year-end boatcruise party, to name a few.
V P of So ci al Aff ai rs The ITMSA is dedicated to enriching the lives of students in the ITM Program
kd e o ki e @ r y e r s o n. c a
and TRSM on the whole.
K r is t i n a T a n
C o - V P o f A d v a nc e m e nt
kr i s t i n a . t a n@ r y e r s o n. c a
Mission/Vision
As a specialized team of students dedicated to serving our Ryerson ITM
An d r e w Y o u n g
C o - V P o f A d v a nc e m e nt student body, we also have a strong sense of pride in our urban Toronto
a 2 5 y o u ng @ r y e r s o n. c a environment and rich TRSM community. Our vision is to reflect the prestige
R a v i B h a g w a n d in and reputation of Toronto as Ontario’s capital in the image of Ryerson; we
D i recto r of Academi c want to show people that Ryerson University is the heart, the brains, and the
A f f ai r s
r a v i nd r a . b ha g wa nd i n@ r y e r spirit of Ontario!
s o n. c a
Harjas Dogr a Our mission is to 1) effectively serve our student body, 2) be a catalyst in the
D i recto r of Academi c positive branding of Ryerson University and the ITM program, and 3)
A f f ai r s
ha r ja s . d o g r a @ r y e r s o n. c a contribute to the lively spirit of the TRSM community.
D a r r e n P a n t a le o n
D i r e c t o r o f S o ci a l A f f ai r s As a team, we strive to provide a culture that is both collaborative and fun for
d f p a nt a l @ r y e r s o n. c a our executive members and the students of the Ted Rogers School of
C h r is S e n Management.
D i r e c t o r o f S o ci a l A f f ai r s
c s e n@ r y e r s o n. c a
What’s New
Ma r ia F a s c io
D i r e c t o r o f M a r ke t i n g
This year, we plan to capitalize on our Executives’ and student body’s
m a r i a . f a s c io @ r y e r s o n. c a technological know-how by providing useful tools and services online. Our
S yd n e y F in n
website is constantly evolving to foster a friendlier and more accessible
D i r e c t o r o f M a r ke t i n g online community for ITM students, reducing the usage of paper in the
s y d ne y . f i n n@ r y e r s o n. c a
process. Another big initiative we have is to encourage and promote more
J a m e s Ma n s o n collaboration within the TRSM community through academic and social
F i na nc e A d m i ni s t r a t o r
ja m e s . m a ns o n@ r y e r s o n. c a
events, which, in turn, will raise school spirit on the whole and increase
turnout at events for all of the TRSM.
M ik a P u t t ic k
Webmaster
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575 Bay Street
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Information Technology Management
Student Association
G ir i s h G o s y n e
P r e s i d e nt Date Name of Event Description
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Friday, Parade & Picnic Pub
Following the Parade and Picnic, kick off
L e a S aw a l September 11, night – “Frosh Finale”
C o - V P o f A c a d e m i c A f f ai r s the year with a huge O-week finale party!
2009
le a . s a wa l@ r y e r s o n. c a
T if f a n y C h o w Monday,
C o - V P o f A c a d e m i c A f f ai r s Meet other ITM students, ask questions,
t i f f a ny . c ho w@ r y e r s o n. c a September 14, ITM Meet and Greet
buy textbooks, and make new friends!
2009
K in g s le y D e o k ie
V P of So ci al Aff ai rs
kd e o ki e @ r y e r s o n. c a
Thursday, Meet CPPIB professionals to learn about
K r is t i n a T a n September 24, CPPIB Mix and Mingle the firm, the fund, the people, and the
C o - V P o f A d v a nc e m e nt 2009 career opportunities that await you.
kr i s t i n a . t a n@ r y e r s o n. c a
An d r e w Y o u n g Attend this "unconference" to network with

C o - V P o f A d v a nc e m e nt Sunday,
and learn from the Product Management,
a 2 5 y o u ng @ r y e r s o n. c a October 4, Product Camp Toronto
Marketing and Development pros of
2009
R a v i B h a g w a n d in Toronto.
D i recto r of Academi c
A f f ai r s Team up with the best of TRSM to win
r a v i nd r a . b ha g wa nd i n@ r y e r Sunday,
prizes and a free trip to compete in a
s o n. c a November 15, Case IT
global case competition in Vancouver and
2009
Harjas Dogr a be a Ryerson ambassador to the world.
D i recto r of Academi c
A f f ai r s
Connect with peers and IT industry
ha r ja s . d o g r a @ r y e r s o n. c a Monday,
Networking Night professionals at our yearly meet-and-greet.
November 23,
D a r r e n P a n t a le o n Practice your networking skills and get
D i r e c t o r o f S o ci a l A f f ai r s 2009
valuable contacts in the business world.
d f p a nt a l @ r y e r s o n. c a
Get the chance to win a large cash prize
C h r is S e n
with your team! Put your skills to the test
D i r e c t o r o f S o ci a l A f f ai r s Saturday, Symcor IT Case
c s e n@ r y e r s o n. c a by analyzing and providing a solution to a
March 20, 2010 Competition
real-world problem that involves both
Ma r ia F a s c io business and IT.
D i r e c t o r o f M a r ke t i n g
m a r i a . f a s c io @ r y e r s o n. c a
Enjoy dinner, dancing, and prizes on a
S yd n e y F in n Friday, boat at Toronto Harbourfront. A perfect
Boat Cruise
D i r e c t o r o f M a r ke t i n g April 30, 2010 way to start your summer after a year’s
s y d ne y . f i n n@ r y e r s o n. c a worth of homework and exams!
J a m e s Ma n s o n
F i na nc e A d m i ni s t r a t o r
ja m e s . m a ns o n@ r y e r s o n. c a Most of the above dates are tentative; the list doesn’t include all of our events
M ik a P u t t ic k Check out our website (www.itmsa.ca) for a listing of all of our events, with
Webmaster up-to-date information!
m p ut t i c k@ r y e r s o n. c a
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JDC Ryerson
JDC Ryerson is a three-day event that showcases academic competitions, an

athletic challenge, a social competition, as well as a charity initiative. The
J o n a t h a n Kr a f t
C o - C a pi t an theme for JDC Ryerson 2010, hosted by Ryerson University’s, Ted Rogers
J k ra f t2 2 @ gm a il .c om
School of Management is "Learning from the past; Changing for today;
J o r g e V e lez
C o - C a p ta in Growing for tomorrow.” The event will attract over 300 delegates, from 9
ve l e z . j @ gm a il .c om
schools across Eastern Canada and Ontario, who will compete in 6 academic
P a r de e p G il l
V P C h a ri t y an d E ve n t s case analyses, a parliamentary style debate, a sports tournament, and a
c sj on es @ gm a il .c om
social competition that will test school spirit and, above all, teamwork and
Ad e L a b i n g o
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L o gi s t ic s
a d el a bi nj o @ gm ai l. c om
Trung Ho
The team that performs the best overall takes home the prestigious title of
V P Ac a dem i c s
t r u n g ho 3 2 @gm ail .c om “School of the Year”, which is awarded on the basis of excellence in
academics, athletics, school spirit, teamwork, and competitive congeniality.
For all, this weekend plays on personal strengths, and pushes each student
to be the very best individual possible. The three days students spend at
this competition transform into life-long friendships and memories, and
allow innovation and creativity to be nurtured and developed.
J D C R ye rs o n
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JDC Ryerson
November JDC Practice Come hear Ryerson students present

J o n a t h a n Kr a f t
C o - C a p ta in 2009 Conference their cases in a mock JDC competition
J k ra f t2 2 @ gm a il .c om atmosphere and have your hand as a
judge! Date TBD
J o r g e V e lez
C o - C a p ta in
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Saturday Groovin For Charity A charity event hosted by JDC
Oct, 24 2009 Ryerson that will see TRSM’s student
P a r de e p G il l leaders dance up a storm in Dundas
V P C h a ri t y an d E ve n t s Square. Tentative date.
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Ad e L a b i n g o January 22 – JDC Central JDC Ryerson will be participating in

V P Fi na nc e a n d 25, 2010 Canada’s Preeminent Undergrad
L o gi s t ic s
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Commerce Games in Toronto.
Trung Ho
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J D C R ye rs o n
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JDC Central 2010
What is JDC Central?
JDC Central is a three day event that showcases academic competitions, athletic challenge, social
competition as well as a charity initiative. The theme for JDC Central 2010, hosted by the Ted Rogers
O r g a n iz i n g C o mmi t t e e School of Management, Ryerson University, is “Learning from the past; Changing for today; and
Growing for tomorrow” which reflects how organizations need to continually learn and change their
M e l is s a P ia c e n t e current practices and cater them to the current market, so they can succeed and grow despite any
Chair challenges that they may face.
m e lis s a @ jd c c en t r al .c a This year, delegates will compete in six academic case analyses, a parliamentary style debate, a sports
tournament, and a social competition that will test school spirit, and above all teamwork and
An d r e a P ar r y determination. The team that performs the best overall takes home the prestigious title of “School of
C o - C h ai r In t e r na l the Year”, which is awarded on the basis of excellence in academics, athletics, school spirit,
a n d r ea @ j dc c e nt r al .c a
teamwork, and competitive congeniality.
N a t a s h a Wi l l ia ms
C o - C h ai r E xt e r n a l History
n a t as ha @ j dc c en t r al .c a “Jeux du Commerce” (Commerce Games) has witnessed tremendous success since its inception in
Quebec in 1989. Over the course of its 18 years, it has become a prestigious annual event that brings
together over 1200 of the top business students from across Quebec. From this success the
Al l o t h e r ex e c u t iv e s competition began its expansion to the rest of the country. In 2006, the inaugural competition out west
c a n b e r ea c h e d v i a t h e was held in Vancouver under a new name: JDC West.
C h a i r /C o - C h a ir s . After four successful years in British Columbia and Alberta, the competition will now grow again and
move to Ontario for the first time, where it will be hosted by the Ted Rogers School of Management
at Ryerson University. These games will invite 400 business students to compete in January 2010 and
will continue the legacy of academic integrity and competitive excellence, as coined by the theme of
learning from the past, changing for today and growing for tomorrow.
When and Where?

Date: Friday, January 22th to Monday, January 25th, 2009
Location: Mariott Downtown Eaton Center Hotel
Ryerson University - Ted Rogers School of Management ; Various locations in Toronto, Ontario
Why get involved in JDC Central 2010?

JDC Central brings together the top business students in Ontario for a weekend of competition, and a
lifetime of memories. Being involved with JDC Central 2010 allows you to gain exposure,
recruitment or networking opportunities with over three hundred top business students in Ontario,
who will be showcasing their skills and business acumen through the weekend in various
competitions.
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JDC Central 2010
JDC is a three day competition for business

January 22-25 JDC Central 2010 students across Canada to compete in academic
2010 business cases , sporting events, parliamentary
debates, and high energy social challenges.
This is the first JDC Central created for Ontario
S t u d e n t G r o u p C o n ta c t
business students, however, we will be hosting
I n f o H e re :
upwards to 400 delegates from Western
Canada, Quebec and Nova Scotia as well.
M e l is s a P ia c e n t e The event will be held at the Ted Rogers

Chair School and other venues around downtown
m e lis s a @ jd c c en t r al .c a Toronto, and delegates will be staying that the
Mariott Downtown Eaton Center.
An d r e a P ar r y
C o - C h ai r In t e r na l
a n d r ea @ j dc c e nt r al .c a
N a t a s h a Wi l l ia ms
C o - C h ai r E xt e r n a l
n a t as ha @ j dc c en t r al .c a
Al l o t h e r ex e c u t iv e s
c a n b e r ea c h e d v i a t h e
C h a i r /C o - C h a ir s .
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Law and Business Student Association
E ma i l :
l b s a @ r ye rs o n . ca
This is the inaugural year for the Law and Business Student Association
(LBSA).
M a t t h e w Ar ms t r o n g
P r e si de n t The LBSA is very excited to act as the representative body for the students
M a t th ew .a rm s t r on g @ r ye r
s o n. c a pursuing the new Law and Business Major and the Law Minor.
S t e f a n ie R u d d Being the voice of the Law and Business Majors as well as the Law Minor,
V ic e P r es i d en t ,
M a r ke ti n g students with any questions regarding the program are encouraged to
s t ef a ni e. r u d d @ r y e rs o n. c contact the LBSA.
a
E n i o n H al i li The LBSA connects students with the legal community through networking
V ic e P r es i d en t , F i na nc e and social events. The LBSA will assist students in the acquisition of
ehalili@ryerson.ca information related to the legal profession and its associated industries.
C o l i n R o g er s
D i r ec t o r, Ed uc a ti on As law school and legal studies may be a common goal for students of all
colin.rogers@ryerson.ca majors, in the Ted Rogers School of Management, the LBSA plans to work
together with other Course Unions to provide relevant information and
S t e p h a n ie S tr o t s direction towards the achievement of individual goals.
D i r ec t o r, M em b e rs hi p
sstrots@ryerson.ca
A mr i t S a n g h a
D i r ec t o r, C om m un ic at io n
Looking to volunteer?
asangha@ryerson.ca Please contact the LBSA.
E l iz a b e t h G u b a r ev
E ve n t C o - o r di na t o r
elizabeth.gubarev@ryerson
.ca
An d r e e a An d r e i
L aw Mi no r
R e p r es e nt a ti ve
a a n d re i @ r y e rs o n. c a

Law and Business Student Association
September 23, Law School Fair Representatives from law schools across the
2009 country, the US, and abroad, will be here to
answer any students’ questions regarding Law
School.
E ma i l :
l b s a @ r ye rs o n . ca
October 23-25, Law and Business Case The LBSA case competition provides students
2009 Competition with the opportunity to demonstrate their
ability to apply legal knowledge and critical
thinking skills to a business case. Teams from
M a t t h e w Ar ms t r o n g respected universities across Ontario will
P r e si de n t compete before a prestigious panel of judges,
m a t th ew .a rm s t r on g @ r y e r composed of members from the business and
s o n. c a legal community.
S t e f a n ie R u d d
V ic e P r es i d en t ,
M a r ke ti n g
s t ef a ni e. r u d d @ r y e rs o n. c November 17, Seminar Series Part 1 The LBSA will be hosting Dr. Anne Cavoukian
a 2009 the Privacy Commissioner of Ontario. Dr.
Cavoukain will be discussing her program
E n i o n H al i li “Technology by Design.”
V ic e P r es i d en t , F i na nc e
ehalili@ryerson.ca January 26, Seminar Series Part 2 The LBSA will be hosting Rimpal Hinduja, a
C o l i n R o g er s
2010 graduate of Ryerson. Mr. Hinduja works for the
D i r ec t o r, Ed uc a ti on Law Society of Upper Canada, and will be
colin.rogers@ryerson.ca discussing his career and role within the legal
community.
S t e p h a n ie S tr o t s March 30, 2010 Seminar Series Part 3 The LBSA will be hosting André Marin, the
D i r ec t o r, M em b e rs hi p Ombudsman of Ontario.
sstrots@ryerson.ca
A mr i t S a n g h a
D i r ec t o r, C om m un ic at io n
asangha@ryerson.ca
E l iz a b e t h G u b a r ev
E ve n t C o - o r di na t o r
elizabeth.gubarev@ryerson.ca
An d r e e a An d r e i
L aw Mi no r
R e p r es e nt a ti ve
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Mature Students Association at Ryerson
Profile
• MSAR was founded in 2008. In our first year, we provided valuable
resources for MS including – workshops, mentoring, and guest
s t w . r ye r s o n .c a /~ ma t u r e speakers.
ma t u r e @ r ye r s o n . ca
J a r o n S c h ei n b a c h Mission/Vision
P r e si de n t • To support MS adjustment and accessibility to the University and
ya r _ s c @ y a h oo .c om pursue academic achievements.
L a t o ya D i c k e ns o n
S oc ia l di r e c t o r Academic Term Objectives
l a to ya . dic k e ns o n @ r ye rs o • To organize social events to strengthen MS connectivity and provide
n . ca
mentoring along with the tri-mentoring program.
J o ys e T s u i
V P o f f in a nc e News
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• More needed workshops for MS.
S o yo u n g K o
V P o f M a rk e ti ng
s o yo un g 2. k o @ r y e r s on .c a
L a l i t a P a d a t he
V ic e p r es id e nt
l p ad a th e @ r y e r s o n .c a
B e r n a de t t e D o mi n g o
S ec r e t a r y
b e r n ad e t te d om in g o @ r ye r
s o n. c a

Mature Student Association at Ryerson
(MSAR)
Tuesday ‘Meet and greet’ Welcoming first year mature students to

September 15, Ryerson and informing them about MSAR
2009 resources.
S t u d e n t G r o u p C o n ta c t : Tuesday Math workshop Getting ahead with math analytical thinking

s t w . r ye r s o n .c a /~ ma t u r e
ma t u r e @ r ye r s o n . ca
September 29,
2009
J a r o n S c h ei n b a c h
P r e si de n t
ya r _ s c @ y a h oo .c om Wednesday Stretch management Helpful strategies to overcome exams stretch.
October 21, workshop
L a t o ya D i c k e ns o n 2009
S oc ia l di r e c t o r
l a to ya . dic k e ns o n @ r ye rs o
n . ca Wednesday Movie night Socializing with other MS.
J o ys e T s u i
November 18,
V P o f f in a nc e 2009
j o yse .c k . ts ui @ gm a il .c om
S o yo u n g K o Thursday End of term meeting Having a break before the final exams.
V P o f m a rk e ti ng December 3,
s o yo un g 2. k o @ r y e r s on .c a 2009
L a l i t a P a d a t he
V ic e p r es id e nt
l p ad a th e @ r y e r s o n .c a
B e r n a de t t e D o mi n g o
S ec r e t a r y
b e r n ad e t te d om in g o @ r ye r
s o n. c a
M S AR
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Ryerson Business Forum
Ryerson Business Forum

The Ryerson Business Forum is a non-profit, student initiative dedicated to
enhancing the learning experience of our fellow students through an
interactive forum with the leaders of the business community.
The Forum in its basic form consists of four guest speakers who are invited
to share their experiences and knowledge. Speakers are generally CEO's
and Presidents of Canadian companies, and are experts within their own
field.
O r e s t a B a b yu k The Ryerson Business Forum has been an annual event since its beginning
o r e s t a . b a b y u k@ r y e r s o n. c a
in 1987. What first started out in the basement of the old Business
Management building on Victoria Street has grown to become a well-known
F e l i x La u and respected tradition at Ryerson University.
f 3 la u @ r y e r s o n .c a
An th o n y Poo n
a n th on y .p o on @ ry e r son .c a RBF Mission:
To bring students, faculty, and the business community together for one
informative afternoon of discussion and networking.
RBF Objectives:
• Facilitate a meaningful discussion on a current business trend
• Attract successful and knowledgeable people within the business

community to participate as either speakers and/or guests.
• Advance and uphold the professional reputation of Ryerson University
within the business community and universities abroad
• Strengthen relationships among students, faculty, and the business
community
• Encourage student participation within the Forum through a successful
marketing plan
• Recruit and retain RBF members for the successful organization of
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RCG Insight
Contact Info : Profile

• Ryerson Consulting Group (RCG) Insight has been in
Jonathan Leong operation for over 30 years providing entrepreneurs and
P a r t ne r established businesses with professional and quality services.
j le o ng @ r c gi ns i g ht .c om
RCG Insight represents the best and most dedicated
An i t a L i u business students that Ryerson University has to offer.
P a r t ne r Consultants hired to work at the firm are selected based on
a li u @ r c g in s i gh t .c om
their previous work experience, professionalism, drive and
high academic performance.
G e n e r a l I n f o r ma t i o n
In f o @ r c gi ns ig h t. c om
Academic Term Objectives
• Provide an opportunity for Ryerson students to apply their
knowledge in a real-world environment and to further the
reputation of Ryerson as a practical University.
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RCG Insight
Contact Info: Date Name of Event Description
Jonathan Leong
P a r t ne r Tuesday, RCG Insight Fall RCG Insight will be hiring 1st, 2nd
j le o ng @ r c gi ns i g ht .c om September Hiring Campaign and 3rd year students from the Ted
8, 2009 Rogers School of Management.
An i t a L i u
P a r t ne r Looks for announcements in your
a li u @ r c g in s i gh t .c om lectures and e-mails
G e n e r a l I n f o r ma t i o n Wednesday, RCG Insight Winter RCG Insight will be hiring 1st and
In f o @ r c gi ns ig h t. c om January 6, Hiring Campaign 2nd year students from the Ted
2010 Rogers School of Management.
Looks for announcements in your
lectures and e-mails
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Ryerson Commerce & Politics Association

Profile
The idea behind the foundation of the Ryerson Commerce & Politics Association was seeing
first hand that a staggering number of students within the Ted Rogers School of Management
did not have the facility or outlet to learn about the general operations of Canadian politics.
As informed business students, we understood the dire implications of not being well versed
S tudent Group in how government intervention affects business as well as consumers. Thus, the idea for our
Contact Info:
student group was brought into light. In addition to this, politics encompasses issues beyond
V a l av a n K u g a t h a sa n business such as healthcare, education and national security. All of which many students in
P r e si de n t general are ill-informed about. Therefore, it is our responsibility to bring those issues into
va l a va n . k u g at h as an @ r ye
r s o n. c a light and educate the commerce students of TRSM.
M o h s i n Ha s h mi
V ic e -P r es id e nt Mission/Vision
m o hs in . ha s hm i @ r ye r s o n .
ca The objective of our organization is to educate the students within the Ted Rogers School of
C r i s t ia n M u n te a n Management regarding the topics of Commerce and Politics through the use of government
V P - M e di a & officials and politicians (without being partisan to any one party). In addition to this we hope
C om m u ni c a ti o ns to create a politically active student population, who are aware of current issues that are
r cm un t ea @ r y e r s on .c a
involved within their district, municipality, Canada and the world.
As the business world is closely regulated by the Canadian government, it is important to

understand why it is so and what factors continue to keep it this way. Our mission is to
invoke the thought process of critical analysis within the business student population and
have them take a bigger interest within politics relating within the field of commerce.
News
The members of RCPA are working on bringing three events, one in each month of
September, October and November of 2009 to start off this academic year.
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Ryerson Commerce & Politics Association
October, 2009 Industry Night/ Networking A formal networking event which consists of a
& Debate Social debate and socializing with government
officials. The debate is most likely on the
economy and government intervention within
S tudent Group capital markets.
Contact Info:
V a l av a n K u g a t h a sa n January 2010 TBA TBA
P r e si de n t
va l a va n . k u g at h as an @ r ye
r s o n. c a
M o h s i n Ha s h mi
V ic e -P r es id e nt March 2010 TBA TBA
m o hs in . ha s hm i @ r ye r s o n .
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C r i s t ia n M u n te a n
V P - M e di a &
C om m u ni c a ti o ns
r cm un t ea @ r y e r s on .c a
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P o l i t ic s As s o ci a t i o n
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Profile
N a e e m H a ss e n Founded 6 years ago, the RCS was created to enrich the University experience of
P r e si de n t
n3 h a s s e n@ r y e r s o n. c a
all commerce students by acting as a liaison between commerce students, student
groups and faculty, in addition to hosting various academic and social events
M i c h ae l De C a t a throughout the year. We operate with the goal of uniting the four schools of business
V P Fi na nc e through our three pillars; providing commerce students with a social, professional,
m i c ha e l. d e c a t a @ r y e r s o n. c a
and educational experience that is second to none. The RCS also strives to ensure
O n a h O s e me k e the development of a community spirit within the business student body and
V P A dm in is t ra t io n provides opportunities that will enrich every Commerce Students post-secondary
o na h. o s e m e ke @ r y e r s o n. c a experience.
J e n n i f er H il e ma n
V P In te r n al Re la t io ns The RCS works to accomplish these goals by funding commerce student groups
j hi le m a n@ r y e r s o n. c a and student initiatives in order to improve student life on campus. Funding initiatives
include sending commerce students to educational conferences and case
Geroge P hu
V P C o r p o ra t e R el a ti on s competitions, and subsidizing event costs to allow more students to take part in
g p h u @ r y e r s o n. c a University events.
Mission/Vision
Our mission is to link students together within the four schools of Commerce,
enabling them to be heard as one united voice. We are the governing society for
over 25 other course unions and interest groups within the Ted Rogers School of
Management. We participate in and organize events such as the Commerce Frosh
Week, student appreciation days and participate in many varied inter-university
conferences. Moreover, we provide funding, support, and advice for our student
groups for their events and conferences, ensuring a commendable representation
for Ryerson University and the Ted Rogers School of Management.
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August 15 or Student Summit To inform commerce course unions

N a e e m H a ss e n
P r e si de n t
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n3 h a s s e n@ r y e r s o n. c a and support the RCS offers and the
plans for the upcoming year
M i c h ae l De C a t a
V P Fi na nc e Aug. 31 – Ryerson Commerce An orientation week geared towards
m i c ha e l. d e c a t a @ r y e r s o n. c a Sept. 4, 2009 Society Frosh Week first year Ted Rogers School of
O n a h O s e me k e
Management students.
V P A dm in is t ra t io n
o na h. o s e m e ke @ r y e r s o n. c a Sunday CIBC Run for the Commerce students engage in a
J e n n i f er H il e ma n October 4, Cure charity initiative to support Breast
V P In te r n al Re la t io ns 2009 Cancer.
j hi le m a n@ r y e r s o n. c a
George P hu October (Date Semi-Annual General member gathering to

V P C o r p o ra t e R el a ti on s TBD) General Meeting update the student body on
g p h u @ r y e r s o n. c a
student-related affairs.
First week of Ryerson Commerce Week of welcome for second

February Frost Week semester.
(Subject to
Change)
March (Date Annual General General member gathering to

TBD) Meeting update the student body on
student-related affairs and the
year’s accomplishments.
Once a month Student Providing free snacks and drinks,

Appreciation Days services, information, and the
opportunity to participate in external
events at a discounted rate.
Once per Corporate Relations Uniting student groups to discuss
semester Roundtable sponsorship topics.
Sunday, April Harry Rosen Spring Commerce students engage in
4th, 2010 Run off charity initiatives to support prostate
cancer.
For a comprehensive list of events please visit our website: www.rcsonline.ca
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Real Estate Ryerson
S t u d e n t G r o u p C o n ta c t Profile
R i c k y R a t h o re
C o - P r es i d en t As Ryerson’s first and only organization dedicated to Real Estate, we
b r a t ho r e @ r y e r s o n. c a strive to continue bringing students and industry professionals together by
Wi l l i a m T r a n creating a platform that extends the industry network to include future
C o - P r es i d en t generations of committed professionals.
wt r a n @ r y e r s o n. c a
D o v e j o t P ar ma r Mission
V P o f Com m u nic a ti o ns
d o v e jo t . p a r m a r @ r y e r s o n. c a
Maintain a unique platform for extracurricular educational opportunities in
L i n e P or re t t a the Real Estate Industry and continuously build a campus wide network of
V P o f O pe r a ti o ns future and current Real Estate Professionals.
lp o r r e t t @ r y e r s o n. c a
V i ra l C ha u h a n Vision
V P o f Fi na nc e
v c ha u ha n @ r y e r s o n. c a
To be known across the Ryerson campus and throughout the Real Estate
I l i a P av l ov sk y Industry as we form a lasting network of relationships within the
V P In ve tm e nt community.
i p a v lo v s @ r y e r s o n. c a
H a s s a n Ak b a r Academic Term Objectives

V P o f IT
H a s s a n. a kb a r @ r y e r s o n. c a
Team objective this year to extend our network within the industry and
become known across campus with active members from various
Faculties and Departments.
News (New upcoming group features)

• Will include an active committee membership with benefits
• Increase scholarship awards
• Social events
• Industry News & Events
• Larger Career Expo
R e a l E s t a te R ye rs o n • More events designed to appeal to students across campus
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Ryerson Marketing Association
Pr of ile
The Ryerson Marketing Association (RMA) is a student-run organization

dedicated to serving the interests of marketing majors and minors at Ryerson
University. The RMA was established in 19XX and now supports the largest
RMA Contact Info: undergraduate major at the Ted Rogers School of Management.
D a n i e ll e Hr e h ir c he k Mi ssi on/Visi on
P r e si de n t
d a ni el le . h r eh i rc he k @ The Mission of the RMA is to promote the interests of marketing students at the
r ye r s o n .c a
Ted Rogers School of Management and to broaden the understanding of
Chris Reid marketing throughout the Ryerson student community.
V P In te r n al
cw d r ei d @gm ail .c om Academic T er m Obj ecti ves
K a t h e r i ne K al e n tz i s
V P Fi na nc e The objective of the RMA is to help TRSM students gain insight into the
k ka le n t z @ r y e rs o n .c a marketing industry by hosting educational events where they will have the
J o s e p h R o dr i g o
opportunity to network with industry professionals and gain meaningful
V P E xt e r n a l experience in the marketing field.
j r o d ri g o @ r y e rs o n. c a
News
Check out the Ryerson Marketing Association website for all that is happening
within the RMA www.ryersonmarketing.com.
R ye r s o n Ma r ke t i n g
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Ext: 2 55 7
rma@ry erson.ca
ww w.ry ersonm arketing.c om
Ryerson Marketing Association
Fall 2009 Pub Night An event at the Ram and the Rye to
raise funds for the RMA’s calendar
of events
RMA Contact Info:
October Dress for Success Harry Rosen will be talking to

D a n i e ll e Hr e h ir c he k 8, 2009 students on how to dress for the
P r e si de n t
d a ni el le . h r eh i rc he k @
business world.
r ye r s o n .c a
January Marketing Case An opportunity for TRSM students
Chris Reid
V P In te r n al 2010 Competition to showcase their abilities of
cw d r ei d @gm ail .c om creating unique and effective
marketing strategies for a selected
K a t h e r i ne K al e n tz i s
V P Fi na nc e company.
k ka le n t z @ r y e rs o n .c a
J o s e p h R o dr i g o
March TRSM Marketing A prestigious event where TRSM
V P E xt e r n a l 11, 2010 Conference students gather to gain insight and
j r o d ri g o @ r y e rs o n. c a network with seasoned
professionals in the marketing
industry.
March 2010 RMA Meet and Greet An opportunity for TRSM students
interested in the joining the RMA
mix and mingle with current
executives.
R ye r s o n Ma r ke t i n g
th
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P h o n e : 4 1 6 .9 7 9. 5 00 0
Ext: 2 55 7
rma@ry erson.ca
ww w.ry ersonm arketing.c om
Retail Student Association
Profile
• The Retail Students Association believes in fostering a team

atmosphere and a sense of community spirit within the School of
Retail Management.
Mission/Vision
An d r e a R a mo s
r am os . an d r e a @
r ye r s o n .c a • To achieve and maintain leadership in retail management, education
and training in Canada
• To develop future retail leaders

• To connect students and industry professionals
News
• Some of the events in the works for the upcoming year include: the
Michael Belcourt Lecture Series, pub nights, CIBC Run for the Cure,
Speed Mentoring with prominent retailers, Harry Rosen Spring Run-
Off, and much more!
Retail Student
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Retail Student Association
Date Name of Event
August 31, 2009 Orientation
September 4, 2009 Parade and Picnic
September 16, 2009 Welcome Back BBQ
September 2009 Michael Belcourt Lecture Series 1

An d r e a R a mo s
r am os . an d r e a @
r ye r s o n .c a End of September First Year Event (TBC)
October 4, 2009 CIBC Run for the Cure
October 20-24, 2009 Retail Week
Middle of Retail Week Michael Belcourt Lecture Series 2
On-going throughout semester Grad Profile Books
Late January 2010 Internship + Career Fair
February 10, 2010 Valentines Day Pub Night
Early March 2010 An event honouring International Womens

days where we get an important female
speaker (maybe party of MBLS??)
April 3, 2010 Harry Rosen Spring Run-Off
Retail Student
th
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Ext: 2 55 0
Ryerson University Accounting Society
Profile
RUAS Contact Info:
• RUAS' efforts are geared towards educating accounting students
As ma S h a h sa ma n d about the multitude of opportunities in the accounting profession
P r e si de n t through events like CA/CMA/CGA/CPA information sessions,
as m a.s h ahs am and @ rye rs o n.c a
networking events, competitions, and socials.
Susan Chung
P r o f es s io n al D e ve l o pm e nt
Mission/Vision
C o o r di n at o r • To be the voice of Ryerson's Accounting students
s us a n. c h u ng @ r y e r s on .c a • To promote a better understanding of the accounting profession
through information sessions and networking events
S o f i a Ha k i mz a da h • To provide an opportunity for students to network with industry
A cc ou n ti ng C oo r di n a to r
s o f i a . h a k i mza d a h @ r y e r s o n . c a professionals, employers, and university faculty and peers
• To represent accounting majors in the Ryerson Students' Union (RSU)
B a l u K a na g a li n g a m
D i r ec t o r o f A dm in .
b a l u . k a n a g a l i n g a m@ r y e rs o n. c a Academic Term Objectives
• To keep students connected with the accounting world
B u s h r a N az er o Create more awareness and expand our student’s knowledge
C om pe t it io n C o o r di na t o r of accounting issues
b n a ze r @ r y e r s o n .c a
• To have everyone know who RUAS is!
• To work collaboratively with the Accounting faculty and the Business
Ev o n S e n a n t h i pa t h y
D i r ec t o r o f E du c a ti o n Careers program to have a great year filled with many networking
E vo n.s e nan thip ath y@ rye rs o n.c a
events and opportunities for students that will help fulfill our goals and
mission.
R e n u S ha h
C om pe t it io n C o o r di na t o r
r e n u .s ha h @ r y e r s o n .c a News
• We’ll have amazing events throughout the year, but keep an eye out
An d r e a S ie rr a for our “Accounting Blitz Week” and our “ABC’s of Networking” during
D i r ec t o r o f M a rk e ti ng the first few weeks of school
a si e r r a @ r y e rs o n .c a
• Also, this year we will continue our ACHIEVE interuniversity
accounting competition and Alumni Gala in the winter semester.
S h a d Wa s hi n g t o n
D i r ec t o r o f Fi na nc e
S h a d . w a s hi n g t o n @ ry e r s o n . c a
RUAS
th
7 F l . TR S 1 - 1 3 7
To r o n t o , O N M 5 K 2 C3 RUAS@ry erson.ca
P h o n e : 4 1 6 .9 7 9. 5 00 0 ww w.R UAS.ca
Ext: x 7557
Ryerson University Accounting Society
RUAS Contact Info: Date Name of Event Description
As ma S h a h sa ma n d
P r e si de n t
A s m a . s ha hs a m a nd @ r y e r s o n. c a First
Week of Accounting Blitz Booth setups and classroom visits to
School create awareness for RUAS and
st
accounting in general. Geared at 1 and
nd
Susan Chung 2 year classes to get the junior levels
P r o f es s io n al D e ve l o pm e nt involved and informed about the many
C o o r di n at o r opportunities that accounting has as a
s us a n. c h u ng @ r y e r s on .c a
career. Inform students that there will be
many great events
S o f i a Ha k i mz a da h
A cc ou n ti ng C oo r di n a to r
s o f i a . ha ki m z a d a h @ Fall ABCs of Networking An event to educate students on the “Do’s
r y e r s o n. c a and Don’ts” of networking and business
etiquettes.
B a l u K a na g a li n g a m
D i r ec t o r o f A dm in .
b a l u. ka na g a li ng a m @ Winter Alumni GALA Opportunity for students to network with
r y e r s o n. c a industry professionals that are Ryerson
Alumni over appetizers and a sit down
dinner.
B u s h r a N az er
C om pe t it io n C o o r di na t o r
b n a ze r @ r y e r s o n .c a
Throughout the Designations info session Provide information on the various
Year accounting designations one at a time
throughout the year
Ev o n S e n a n t h i pa t h y
D i r ec t o r o f E du c a ti o n
E v o n . s e na n t h i p a t h y @ Fall Industry Night Opportunity for our students to network
r y e rs o n. c a
and receive more information with firms
and companies who hire CMAs, CGAs,
R e n u S ha h and accountants in general. Smaller CA
C om pe t it io n C o o r di na t o r Firms will be present as well. Firms and
r e n u .s ha h @ r y e r s o n .c a companies will have tables and booths.
An d r e a S ie rr a Winter EXPO Night Opportunity for our students to network

D i r ec t o r o f M a rk e ti ng with the Big 4 and Midsize CA Firms and
a si e r r a @ r y e rs o n .c a
receive more information. CA Firms will
have tables and booths.
S h a d Wa s hi n g t o n
S had . was hi ng to n@ rye rs o n.c a Winter ACHIEVE Competition Accounting Case Competition
RUAS
th
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P h o n e : 4 1 6 .9 7 9. 5 00 0 RUAS@ry erson.ca
Ext: x 7557 ww w.R UAS.ca
Ryerson University Finance Society
RUFS
Profile
th
7 F l . TR S 1 -1 4 1 We represent all students taking a major or minor in finance. Our main goal is t
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develop, and educate Ryerson Finance students for the present and the future.
Ext: x2 5 1 2 to also give back to the Ryerson and TRSM Community through educational ev
around finance and money management.
M i c h ae l P l as t i n a
P r e si de n t Academic Term Objectives
m ic hae l.p las tin a@ rye rs o n.c a
G r e g o r y R o ma n o • To help support the finance students in their career development through inf
V ic e P r es i d en t sessions and building connections and relationships with industry profession
g ro m ano @rye rs o n.c a
• Build relationships with other finance students at neighboring universities in
An s o n T r a n
a proper network of finance students.
ans o n.tr a n@r ye rs o n.c a • Represent TRSM and Ryerson University at competitions and conferences t
the year
S a u mi l Ag r a w a l
D i r ec t o r o f C om p e ti ti on s
s aum il. ag ra wa l@r ye rs o n.c a
V i e t “ K h a n h” V u o n g
D i r ec t o r o f In te r n al
A f f ai rs
vie t.v uo ng @r ye rs o n.c a Networking Breakfast from the
Inaugural Financial Management
R o b e r t G a la t i
Case Competition
D i r ec t o r o f C o r p o ra t e
R e l at io ns
ro b e rt.g alati@ rye rs o n.c a
D e r ek F o x
D i r ec t o r o f M a rk e ti ng
d 5f o x@rye rs o n.c a
F e l i c ia Ra h a ma n
A dm i nis t r a ti ve E xe c u ti ve
f e l ic i a . r a h a m a n @ r y e r s o n . c a
L yu b o mi r H a l ac h ev
O p e r a ti o ns
lyub o m ir.h al ac he v@ rye rs o n.c a

Ryerson University Finance Society
Thursday 3rd Annual Finance Alumni A gathering of finance alum of the TRSM to
September 24th, Gala mix and mingle among students and staff.
RUFS 2009
th
7 F l . TR S 1 -1 4 1
To r o n t o , O N M 5 K 2 C3 November 5th- Second Annual Financial Exhibition of top finance students across the
P h o n e : 4 1 6 .9 7 9. 5 00 0
Ext: x2 5 1 2
6th Management Case country competing for a cash prize and an
Competition opportunity to display their finance skills to top
industry professionals
M i c h ae l P l as t i n a February Career Insight Series An opportunity for students to become aware

P r e si de n t of the different career paths available in the
m ic hae l.p las tin a@ rye rs o n.c a finance industry
G r e g o r y R o ma n o
V ic e P r es i d en t
g ro m ano @rye rs o n.c a March Bank Regulation Panel A panel discussion that will further look into
Discussion the various banking practices in lieu of the
An s o n T r a n financial crisis, particularly focusing on the
D i r ec t o r o f Fi na nc e Canadian Banking system.
ans o n.tr a n@r ye rs o n.c a
S a u mi l Ag r a w a l
D i r ec t o r o f C om p e ti ti on s
s aum il. ag ra wa l@r ye rs o n.c a
V i e t “ K h a n h” V u o n g
D i r ec t o r o f In te r n al
A f f ai rs
vie t.v uo ng @r ye rs o n.c a
R o b e r t G a la t i
D i r ec t o r o f C o r p o ra t e
R e l at io ns
ro b e rt.g alati@ rye rs o n.c a
D e r ek F o x
D i r ec t o r o f M a rk e ti ng
d 5f o x@rye rs o n.c a
F e l i c ia Ra h a ma n
A dm i nis t r a ti ve E xe c u ti ve
f e l ic i a . r a h a m a n @ r y e r s o n . c a
L yu b o mi r H a l ac h ev
O p e r a ti o ns
lyub o m ir.h al ac he v@ rye rs o n.c a
ww w.rufs. ca
rufs@ry erson.ca
SIFE Ryerson S T U D E N T S I N F RE E E N TER P R I S E
Rohan S har ma
P r e s i d e nt
r o ha n. s ha r m a @
S I F E R y e r s o n. c o m
O P P O R T U N I T Y | E XP E R IE N C E | S U C C E S S
T r a c y L e p a r u lo Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) Ryerson provides the opportunity, to gain hands-on real-world
V P , M a r ke t i ng
experience, through the creation of innovative projects that enable our members to achieve personal
t r a c y . le p a r u lo @
S I F E R y e r s o n. c o m and professional success. Our impactful projects make a difference to the businesses, communities
Carson Marks and students we work with.
V P , P ro je c t M a na g e m e nt
c a r s o n. m a r ks @
S I F E R y e r s o n. c o m Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) Ryerson University is now in its fourth year of
Brando n Cor man operation and is already a National award-winning team. SIFE Ryerson aims to
D i r e c t o r , F a c ult y create new economic opportunity and gives students the opportunity to gain
D e v e lo p m e nt P r o g r a m
(FDP ) hands-on experience by creating and implementing innovative local and
b r a nd o n. c o r m a n@ international projects that better Ryerson students and their community.
George E mma nuv el

V P , T e c h no lo g y
Run by students, for students, SIFE Ryerson provides a positive and supportive work
g e o r g e . e m m a n uv e l@ environment by fostering entrepreneurship, encouraging creative thinking and
connecting like-minded students to enhance their university experience and
N a d i n e P a s q u a le generate personal and professional success.
V P , M e m b e r D e v e lo p m e nt
na d i ne . p a s q ua le @
D a n G o ld s t e i n
V P , R y e r so n A ng e l N e t wo r k
(RAN)
d g o ld s t e i n@ R y e r s o nA ng e l
N e t wo r k. c o m
Jeffre y P en g
Directo r, StartM eUp
Ryerso n
je f f r e y . p e ng @
S a r a h F a r a j ia n
Directo r, $tart $mart
s a r a h. f a r a ji a n@
G a v in R o y S e a l
V P , M e d i a P ro d uc t i o n
g a v i n. r o y @
S I FE Ry er so n
57 5 B ay S t reet
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Toron t o, ON M5K 2 C3
Ph o n e: 416 .97 9.5 000
E x t: 6 352 www.SIFER yers on.c om
SIFE Ryerson S T U D E N T S I N F RE E E N TER P R I S E

Rohan S har ma
P r e s i d e nt
r o ha n. s ha r m a @
The following is just a select group of events from the SIFE Ryerson Calendar, please view our
S I F E R y e r s o n. c o m full list online at www.SIFERyerson.com
th
November 16 , Global Entrepreneurship Global Entrepreneurship Week will feature a
T r a c y L e p a r u lo
V P , M a r ke t i ng 2009 – Week 2009 variety of events will take place that will
t r a c y . le p a r u lo @ November 20th engage each department in the Ted Rogers
S I F E R y e r s o n. c o m 2009 School of Management Business Building such
Carson Marks as idea consultations and motivation seminars.
V P , P ro je c t M a na g e m e nt The main goal of Global Entrepreneurship
c a r s o n. m a r ks @ Week is to show that if they are dedicated and
passionate about a certain activity, then they
Brando n Cor man will succeed as an entrepreneur no matter if
D i r e c t o r , F a c ult y you are a fashion student or a hospitality
D e v e lo p m e nt P r o g r a m
(FDP ) student, any student that is motivated to be an
b r a nd o n. c o r m a n@ entrepreneur can become one.
George E mma nuv el Sunday, March ACE Regional Exposition Through rounds of live presentation based
V P , T e c h no lo g y 7, 2010 to Central Canada competition, students communicate their
g e o r g e . e m m a n uv e l@ Monday, March community focused projects and/or their
8, 2010 Sheraton Centre Toronto entrepreneurial ventures to panels of top
N a d i n e P a s q u a le Hotel - 123 Queen St. W executives who judge and determine
V P , M e m b e r D e v e lo p m e nt champions of five competitions; HSBC SIFE
na d i ne . p a s q ua le @
S I F E R y e r s o n. c o m Financial Education Challenge, TD SIFE
Entrepreneurship Challenge, Walmart SIFE For
D a n G o ld s t e i n the Greener Good Challenge, Student
V P , R y e r so n A ng e l N e t wo r k
(RAN) Entrepreneur Competition and the Students In
d g o ld s t e i n@ R y e r s o nA ng e l Free Enterprise Competition.
N e t wo r k. c o m
Jeffre y P en g
Directo r, StartM eUp Monday, May ACE National Exposition Through rounds of live presentation based
Ryerso n 10, 2010 to In Calgary, Alberta competition, students communicate their
je f f r e y . p e ng @
S I F E R y e r s o n. c o m Wednesday community focused projects and/or their
May 12, 2010 entrepreneurial ventures to panels of top
S a r a h F a r a j ia n executives who judge and determine
Directo r, $tart $mart
s a r a h. f a r a ji a n@ champions of five competitions; HSBC SIFE
S I F E R y e r s o n. c o m Financial Education Challenge, TD SIFE
Entrepreneurship Challenge, Walmart SIFE For
G a v in R o y S e a l
V P , M e d i a P ro d uc t i o n the Greener Good Challenge, Student
g a v i n. r o y @ Entrepreneur Competition and the Students In
S I F E R y e r s o n. c o m Free Enterprise Competition.
S I FE Ry er so n
57 5 B ay S t reet
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Toron t o, ON M5K 2 C3
Ph o n e: 416 .97 9.5 000
E x t: 6 352 www.SIFER yers on.c om
Sustainable Tourism Society
N a t a l ie T h i es e n
Co-founder
The Sustainable Tourism Society (STS), a relatively new
s t s @ r ye r s o n. c a student group on campus, is committed to exposing the growing need for
thoughtful and responsible tourism development.
The travel and tourism industry is one of the largest industries in the world,
with the potential of benefiting businesses, local communities, travelers and
other such stakeholders through new developments, job creation and
increased cultural awareness. However, there are negative aspects of the
industry such as environmental degradation and social implications that
need to be acknowledged so that methods can be implemented to avoid
such consequences.
The STS strongly believes in a positive approach to fostering awareness on

these issues by promoting industry wide best practices that exemplify
responsible initiatives being implemented within the industry. In 2008, STS
hosted World Tourism Day, an event attended by over 150 industry
members, faculty and students to discuss how the tourism industry is
responding to the effects of climate change.
Through discussion, enlightening lectures, events and field trips, the

Sustainable Tourism Society aims to engage students of the Ted Rogers of
Management. Join us for an exciting year on campus! Want to get involved?
Send us an email at sts@ryerson.ca and join our facebook.
S u s t a i na b l e T o ur i s m
Society
th
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WOMEN IN ITM
Profile
Bhumika Patel
President
b22patel@ryerson.ca
Maritia Singh
Presidential Advisor
m7singh@ryerson.ca
Quest Atkinson
qatkinso@ryerson.ca
Our main objective is to create and foster a forum in which women in the field of IT
can share a vision, wisdom, experience, and values. More specifically, through a
variety of Industry related events such as guest speaker nights, workshops, socials,
fund raisers, and conferences, WITM sets out with the focus of “getting the gears in
motion” (see figure 1). In particular, these three gears consist of:
1. Pre-university female students

2. Current female IT university students
3. Industry professionals and alumni
Each gear will rely on WITM’s resources to operate interdependently. In accordance

with WITM’s mission, the ultimate goal is to have each gear depending on each
other and operating in unison through WITM. Thus, outcome from any one gear will
subsequently help to turn the other gears. Above all, through the gears in motion
concept WITM aims to:
• Present unique opportunities within the ITM program to network, socialize,

and get connected
• Educate and update women on industry specific topics
Women in ITM
• Communicate potential employment opportunities
575 Bay Street
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7 Fl. TRS1-139
To r o n t o , O N M5 K 2 C 3
Phone: 416.979.5000
E x t : x4 5 0 5
E m : wi t m @ r ye r s o n . c a
www.ryerson.ca/studentgroup
WOMEN IN ITM
Mission/Vision
Bhumika Patel
President WITM’s mission is “To empower, encourage, and equip females in ITM with the
b22patel@ryerson.ca necessary resources to broaden horizons, exceed expectations, and forge
through Industry barriers.”
Maritia Singh
m7singh@ryerson.ca • To ensure that every female in ITM is enrolled in the group in order to share
WITM’s resources and be kept up to date with student centered events
Quest Atkinson • To enhance ITM-wide technical skill by in-term workshops
Presidential Advisor • To increase female participation in the TRSM via high school visits
qatkinso@ryerson.ca • To increase awareness of enrollment rates in ITM via class visits
News and Events
• WITM will unveil its new website at the start of this semester
• This year we have an exciting list of new events
o Check out our events list for more details
• We are ready to connect with you through
o Facebook
o MSN
o Twitter
• WITM executives are always ready to get you connected to the right
people and things
o Keep an eye out for pink ties to find an executive on duty
Women in ITM
575 Bay Street
th
7 Fl. TRS1-139
Phone: 416.979.5000
E x t : x4 5 0 5
E m : wi t m @ r ye r s o n . c a www.ryerson.ca/studentgroup
WOMEN IN ITM
Date Category Name of Event Description
st
Bhumika Patel September Promotional 1 Year General and WITM executives will invite all the
President Notebook females in ITM to be part of the
Orientation group and to explain the resources
b22patel@ryerson.ca
available to them.
Maritia Singh
September Promotional Class Visits Short speeches will be done on a
m7singh@ryerson.ca class-by-class basis to expose the
student body to WITM events and
Quest Atkinson resources.
qatkinso@ryerson.ca October Academic Tech Tips and Treats WITM executives will offer free
technical advice and tips to
everyone at TRS. Those with any
computer problems can drop by to
get assistance. As well, students
will be given special tips on how to
effectively maintain their
computers and hardware.
October Fundraiser Movie Night A night of fun and popcorn

*Tentative date
November Academic Programming ITM students will form teams of 5

Competition to plan, develop, and create a
technical application. Teams will
compete against each other by
applying their knowledge and skills
to finish the task. Rewards will be
presented to top teams.
November Academic Girl Geek Dinner WITM will partner with Girl Geek
*Tentative date Dinners to host an fun evening of
food and technical topics in a
welcoming atmosphere. Current
Women in ITM and past ITM students will be
575 Bay Street invited.
th
7 Fl. TRS1-139
Phone: 416.979.5000
E x t : x4 5 0 5
E m : wi t m @ r ye r s o n . c a
www.witm.ca
WOMEN IN ITM
Date Category Name of Description
Event
January Academic Design Workshop Students will have the

opportunity to get hands on
experience using Adobe
Photoshop under the guidance of
a knowledgeable guest speaker.
Short speeches will be done on a
January Promotional Class Visits #2 class-by-class basis to expose the
student body to WITM events
and resources.
Students will have an opportunity

January Academic Technical to get their hands dirty and take
Workshop apart a PC, discover its parts and
then reassemble it. This session
will be for females only.
Students will have an opportunity
February Academic Technical to get their hands dirty and take
Workshop apart a PC, discover its parts and
then reassemble it. This session
will be open to males and
females.
“It’s not about what you know,
February Academic Networking Boot it’s who you know”. A guest
Camp speaker will let participants in on
the secrets of networking.
Networking done right will be a
stepping stone to an ideal job.
March Academic Etiquette Addressing what is appropriate

Workshop for different business situations,
a guest speaker will take and
evaluate the dining and dressing
etiquette of the ideal
professional.
March Fundraiser Movie Night A night of fun and popcorn.
Women in ITM
575 Bay Street
th
7 Fl. TRS1-139
Phone: 416.979.5000
Ext: x4 5 0 5
Em: wi t m @ r ye r s o n . c a www.witm.ca
WOMEN IN ITM
Date Category Name of Event Description
March Academic Networking Night At this event female students will

have the chance to use skills gained
in our Networking Boot Camp.
Registrants will be able to mingle
with Industry professionals, faculty,
and other students while also
having the opportunity to form
valuable Industry contacts.
Women in ITM
575 Bay Street
th
7 Fl. TRS1-139
Phone: 416.979.5000
Ext: x4 5 0 5
Em: wi t m @ r ye r s o n . c a www.witm.ca

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TRSM Connects

• To empower each student group and ensure meaningful participation of

• Organize and effectively communicate the interconnected calendar of events ie.

• Develop event management and communication procedures to ensure

 Student Group Organizational Chart

 TRSM Event Checklist

 TRSM Resource Contact List

• TRSM Student Group Profiles

 TRSM Student Group Contact List

Ted Rogers School of Management

Business Hospitality & Retail Information

13 14 - Biz Budz -Yoga 15 16 17 18 19

27 28 29 30 - HRSA Members Appreciation Session/ Seminar (Date TBD)

- HRSA Alumni Night (Date TBD) 1 2 3

18 19 20 21 - MSAR Stretch mgt 22 23 - AIESEC Ryerson 24

29 30 - JDC Practice Conference (Date TBD)

- RCS Student Appreciation Days (once a month) 1 2 3 4 5

- RCS Student Appreciation Days (once a month) 1 2

28 - HRSA Organizational Behavior Case Competition (Date TBD)

28 29 30 31 - DECA Bay Street Simulations (Date TBD)

- RCS Student Appreciation Days (once a month) 1 2 3

Topic Presenters Date Time Location

o Determine the logistics including who, what, where, when etc.

• Online Event Registration

o Complete the online form at http://www.ryerson.ca/tedrogersschool/specialevents/

• Confirm Room Booking

o Prepare an accurate budget as well as determine support from fundraising or

• Marketing and Communications

o If laptop, projectors or any other media equipment/support is required contact the

• Post Event Evaluation

Guest Speakers TRSM Guest Speaker External Guest Speaker

Food Services Ryerson Food Services http://ryerson.catertrax.com/ Food Services

Event or Group Website:

Possible Event Dates:

Expected Number of Attendees:

Sponsors (please list existing):

Budget (if known):

The event will take place:

Ryerson Campus (please specify)

Off Campus (please specify)

TARGET AUDIENCE (please indicate all that apply):

Executive Board of Governors

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT/REQUESTS (please indicate all that apply):

Tim Horton's Screen Access

IT Support (equipment, loans)

Other (please specify)

Event Name Budget

High Top Tables

Seating for 75 – Theatre Style

RBB 1-148 - entrance

Department Name Name Title Extension Office Location Email

Dr. Ken Jones Dean ext. 5169 TRS 3-009 kjones@gwemail.ryerson.ca

Bonnie Schindel Admin Assistant ext. 7329 TRS 3-014 bschinde@ryerson.ca

Emma Smith Development Associate ext. 4691 TRS 3-017 e3smith@ryerson.ca

Ryerson Commerce Society ext. 4217 TRS 2-145 rcs@ryerson.ca

Media & Instructional Technology ext. 5098 KHE 227 avhelp@ryerson.ca

Paul Dunphy Manager ext. 2422 TRS 3-131 pdunphy@ryerson.ca

Electronic Communications (Ryerson E-Marketing)

Business Administrative sbminfo@ryerson.ca,

TRSM Connects 2008/2009

• Procedure & Protocol

• Register your upcoming event online at:

 Rita Lingner – Manager, Facilities and Events