Joan Rush: Gender equity on boards should start at Sauder

In 1988, I wrote to the late Dr. Peter Lusztig, dean of what was then called the UBC Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration, to complain that there were no women on his Faculty Advisory Committee. I had graduated in 1982 from the combined UBC Commerce and Law program and had become a corporate lawyer. Nearly 40 per cent of Canadian undergraduate business students were female at that time, but few women sat on Canadian corporate boards. I argued that women advisors and role models at the