Category: Faculty stories
Professor Ed Outslay passes away
During his tenure at the Broad College, Ed was known as a passionate academic, impactful mentor and devoted volunteer.
Spartan BizCast: Tariffs and Trade Treaties
This Spartan BizCast episode covers how tariffs and trade treaties can affect the flow of goods across the globe.
Undergraduate research fellows receive awards at undergraduate research forum
The forum hosted teams from across the nation and both School of Hospitality Business teams took home awards.
2019 Commencement: Achieving great things together
On Saturday, May 4, students gathered for one last time and learned of the great things Spartans can achieve together
Broad College hosts inclusiveness program for community leaders
The Eli Broad College of Business welcomed 200 community leaders as a commitment to create a more inclusive workplace
Africa is on the rise to becoming an economic powerhouse
Africa is on the rise to becoming an economic powerhouse, like China and India before it.
The Spartan BizCast tackles the ins and outs of tax changes for 2019
With the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), both individuals and businesses will be affected by new tax code changes.
New appointments will help lead Broad College into the future
Latest generation of leaders taking roles atop the business college
New leadership for highly-ranked Supply Chain Management
Vedat Vertner of McGill University in Montreal, Canada will take the helm of the Broad College department on July 1
Trio of faculty members honored as EMBA Faculty of Excellence winners
They were selected by the EMBA Class of 2019
For a drug industry quandary, the Axia Institute is finding opportunity
The institute at Broad College is working with 'Big Pharma' to meet and capitalize upon federal drug-tracking rules
Do as I say; not as I see: How big data finds out what we really watch, read and view
Our online choices often don't match what we tell others, Broad College expert Anjana Susarla finds
Office Hours with Dr. Michael McCall: The Real Value of Customer Loyalty
A Broad College expert's column delving into business issues, insights
Financial Markets Institute faculty director to take chair of Department of Finance ahead of 2019-20 school year
Andrei Simonov, professor of finance, will take the department's helm from Naveen Khanna, effective Aug. 16, 2019
Office Hours with Dr. Michael McCall: Navigating the Hospitality World
The Broad College expert's latest column offering business insights
Glenn Omura reflects upon changes in the Broad College and business education during his 40-year run at MSU
He recently retired from his post as associate dean for master's and MBA programs for the Broad College
Disruptive potential of Blockchain is the focus of latest Spartan BizCast episode
Professor Bill McCarthy explores the digital ledgering system behind cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin
Health care providers – not hackers – leak more of your data, Broad College research finds
One quarter of all cases caused by unauthorized access or disclosure – more than twice the amount that were hacked
Tobias Schoenherr chairs recent 2019 procurement conference in New York City
"Procurement 2019 and Beyond: Deploying Chat Bots, AI, Blockchain and More" was the theme
'Academic dynamo' to help grow Broad College faculty participation with Axia Institute
Srinivas (Sri) Talluri will become the institute's faculty director
Spartan BizCast launches new season with a look at self-driving cars and societal consequences
The podcast returns for its second season with guest Brian Pentland
Investiture ceremony honors positive feedback loop between students, alums, and professors
Event honored a half-dozen endowed faculty members at the Broad College
Keep to yourself! Don’t offer co-workers help unless asked, Broad College research finds
If you thought that proactively offering help to your co-workers was a good thing, think again.
Low unemployment may soon turn happy customers into angry voters, a pair of Broad College experts warn
The warning was published recently in the Hill, an influential Washington, D.C. newspaper focused on national politics
Social media regulation may be near: 'Taking no action is no longer an option,' Broad College expert writes
Anjana Susarla's insights appears in the Conversation, other media nationwide