Cheryl Gladu, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in the Department of Human Enterprise and Innovation at Thompson Rivers University, is an interdisciplinary scholar (Design/Mgmt) who studies, among other things, how people co-create and manage dynamic governance systems in pursuit of solving problems, like neighbourhood development. In her post-doctoral position, she worked as the first Researcher-in-Residence at the City of Kamloops.

Research

I work on research projects with a few folks on campus, and welcome new collaborators. Check out:

• Innovation for Social Good

• Community & Cultural Mapping Research Group

Courses

Graduate

BUSN 6310 Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Undergradate

ORGB 3750 Creativity and Innovation

Service

• TRU’s Map the System Competition