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	2012: The Year That Was... 2012 has been an exciting year for UQ Business School, as we celebrated a decade of leading the way in business education. With a rebrand in May and the many successes of our students and staff, we continue to be a business school which is truly challenging the future.
	3 Minute Thesis (3MT) 2011 - Rand Low 2011 3MT Presentation Winner & People's Choice Award (Faculty of Business, Economics & Law): "State-dependent correlation structures in the context of modern portfolio management" ADVISORS: Professor Robert Faff (UQ), Professor Timothy Brailsford (Bond), Associate Professor Jamie Alcock (Cambridge & UQ)
	3 Minute Thesis (3MT) 2012 - Elise Bausseron Strategic emotional intelligence: Exposing a leadership taboo ADVISORS: PROFESSOR NEAL ASHKANASY, PROFESSOR CHARMINE HäRTEL, PROFESSOR MARC BRACKETT (YALE UNIVERSITY)
	3 Minute Thesis (3MT) 2012 - Frank Liu Volatility indices and state-preference pricing ADVISOR: PROFESSOR TOM SMITH
	3 Minute Thesis (3MT) 2012 - Jemma King Emotional intelligence moderates stress reactions to cyber-ostracism ADVISOR: PROFESSOR NEAL ASHKANASY
	3 Minute Thesis (3MT) 2012 - Teegan Green Good firm gone bad: Quantifying human emotion and behaviour during service failure and recovery -- The moderating role of customer lifetime value ADVISOR: DR NICOLE HARTLEY
	Career Services UQ Business School Career Services help link students with companies seeking high calibre business graduates. Find out how UQ Business School Career Services helps students to find their career path and connect with industry leading organisations.
	Graduation snapshot: December 2012 Published on Jan 9, 2013 Description: December 2012 saw 1,074 students graduate from UQ Business School with an undergraduate or postgraduate degree. These graduates join an alumni community of 35,000, providing them with access to a global network for ongoing learning, development and career enhancement.
	Introducing NEXT? panel member Chris Cameron
	Introducing NEXT? panel member Mick Spencer
	Introducing NEXT? panel member Professor Andrew Griffiths
	Introducing NEXT? panel member Sir Richard Branson
	Introducing NEXT? panel member Tim Longhurst
	Josh Lerner - Innovation expert from Harvard Business School UQ Business School and BlueSky host Josh Lerner, the Schiff Professor of Investment Banking from Harvard Business School and co-Director of the Productivity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program at the National Bureau of Economic Research,at a recent lunch lecture.
	Leadership Lecture: Ethics in the Public Sector UQ Business School brings together experts to develop insights and innovative methods of approaching ethical dilemmas in Government. Listen as Dr Mary Gentile from Boston’s Babson College speaks about giving a voice to your values within the workplace.
	Leadership Lecture: Universities and the Wealth of Nations UQ Business School hosts Professor Alan Hughes, from Cambridge University, the Queensland Government Innovator in Residence for July 2012. Here he describes his links with UQ Business School and the role universities must play in innovation for all our futures.
	Leadership Lecture: Wisdom In The Workplace What does it mean to be wise? Listen as UQ Business School and international experts come together to address the topic of how to ensure that your organisation acts and behaves wisely.
	MBA Wharton GCP Lorna Jane Project California, here we come! Find out how two of the world’s leading business schools joined forces to develop a US market entry strategy for Australia’s top retailer of women’s active wear, Lorna Jane.
	NEXT? The Future of Business Q&A Lunch with Sir Richard Branson - tickets on sale now It will be one of the biggest, most important and prestigious business events in Australia in 2013. To purchase your ticket to this lunch event with Sir Richard Branson, visit nextquestion.com.au/tickets
	NEXT? The Future of Business Q&A, with Sir Richard Branson NEXT? The Future of Business Q&A will be one of the biggest, most important and prestigious business events in Australia in 2013. The event will feature a panel comprising five of the brightest future-thinkers in business, including Sir Richard Branson, who will ask, debate and answer the questions that could change the future of business. Tickets are available now at nextquestion.com.au