In this episode, we ask Crystal Reeck, assistant professor of marketing and associate director of the Center for Applied Research in Decision-Making, about the three different ways people make decisions. We’ll learn if there is a way to change a …

Jodi Detjen, Sherry Williams and Maggie Jordan are three Fox DBA alumnae who are changing perspectives on business, inclusion and culture. We share their stories as part of Women’s History Month.

Healthcare is changing, and not just because of the pandemic. For years, there has been a growing trend of consumerism in healthcare – meaning that the industry is shifting from serving “passive patients to empowered consumers,” as Kevin …

What will happen in the future of AI is very interesting to see where we go. The next ten years are very important to how we grow. We will see a lot of things happening but we have to be careful. It’s a warning I’m putting at this point …

If you don’t just get started…you’ll never know how far down the path you can get. Sarah Bergstein, MBA ’21 Donating money and volunteering at nonprofits or your favorite charity are wonderful ways to give back to your community, especially during …

Our research has shown that the reputation of the university matters and plays a role in the overall following of the student athlete. However, what matters a lot more than the reputation of the university is the individual student athlete’s ability …

In this episode, Jeffrey Boles, associate professor at the Fox School of Business, talks about authenticity at work, and how companies can create policies and platforms in order to be truly inclusive. 

“All we own as marketers are the brand mark, the products and the expression. People own the interpretation of it.” Marcus Collins, DBA ’21 The world of Hip Hop is full of references. Listen to lyrics from Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar or Cardi B …

In season three of Catalyst, we’re interviewing experts on everything from how hip hop influences consumer behavior to what’s next in artificial intelligence.

In extraordinary times, typically you’ll try things that you might not have normally tried. Sometimes you get surprised by the outcome. You know, for us, as bad as a pandemic has been and was for our business, it may have forced a focus on what …

DEI is becoming a louder voice. It’s always been there and it’s been there for decades, but now, I think nonprofits are really being forced to look at how they do things and really do things in a different way. Maureen Cannon, program director, Fox …

Jeremy Jordan, associate dean of School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management, illustrates how COVID-19 has taken its toll on sports.

Imagine America without Sergey Brin, Albert Einstein or even Sofia Vergara. These are people who have come from abroad and contributed tremendously to the American economy Kevin Fandl, associate professor of legal studies and strategic global …

Why should we make space for emotions at work? We all have them. But what value do they bring to the workplace?  According to Deanna Geddes, associate dean of graduate programs and professor of Human Resource Management, emotions contain a lot …

“I see a lot of silver linings in the economy over the next three to four years. I think that there will be a more progressive tax structure. That will help ease the government spending problem and simultaneously take care of some of the …