New Case Study on Musk’s Leadership
Professor of Management Issam Ghazzawi has just published a case study titled “At the Helm of Twitter: The Leadership Style of Elon Musk [PDF]” in the Journal of Case Research […]
Professor of Management Issam Ghazzawi has just published a case study titled “At the Helm of Twitter: The Leadership Style of Elon Musk [PDF]” in the Journal of Case Research […]
As part of the Randall Lewis Center series of Faculty Fellowship presentations on well-being, Dr. Issam Ghazzawi and Dr. Fengmei Gong presented their research paper, “In the Eyes of the […]
Data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) are rapidly being introduced into the field of accounting, driven by the increasing availability of data and the need for accountants to be able […]
University of La Verne management professor Dr. Loren Dyck traveled to Manchester, UK June 16-18 to represent the US at the INBA/PNBA World Championships for Professional Natural Bodybuilding. He came away […]
At the 2023 Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP) Annual Meeting in April, University of La Verne Management professor Dr. William Luse chaired a symposium titled “Considerations for Fair and […]
Opportunity cost is the difference in the benefit of a choice you are forgoing compared to the benefit of the choice you are making. You’ll recognize opportunity cost as an estimation of how much regret you’ll feel for making one choice over another.
Liability-only insurance only covers the damage you are responsible for causing to other people’s cars, property, medical bills, etc. But it might be the right choice for you.
The 2023 Management and Organizational Behavior Teaching Society Oceania Conference held in Sydney, Australia featured a groundbreaking Peer Coaching Assignment for a master’s level Human Resource Management course developed by Dr. Loren Dyck of the University of La Verne. This exercise takes advantage of the fact that coaching has been shown to enhance student creativity and help prepare students for their transition to work.
Assistant Professor of Economics Ryan Lee addresses some common car insurance questions.
“Data analytics plays a critical role in modern accounting and there is a need for accounting education to reflect this reality,” says Dr. Salimi. “The results of this survey show that accounting professors are incorporating data analytics using familiar software they already have at hand.”
University of La Verne Professor Tong Zeng finds a more accurate way to predict consumer choices.
No, You Can’t be an Astronaut is a different kind of career advice book. It delivers realistic, albeit sometimes pessimistic, advice on how to succeed in today’s competitive job market in the wake of a global pandemic, and explores both college and non-college pathways to career success.
Students from the University of La Verne’s Integrated Business Program raised more than $21,000 for local charities during the fall semester, while learning important lessons on how to lead and manage real life business.
Professor of Public Administration Dr. Marcia Godwin provides an analysis for Redlands Daily Facts on Pete Aguilar’s career trajectory.
“I hope my experiences with our diverse population at La Verne and my previous academic visits to China will enable me to contribute to an institution in another country and make me a better teacher when I return here,” says Prof. Barrett. “Fulbright Specialists are both ambassadors for the American way, and students learning what works in other countries.”
At Homecoming Weekend 2022, Dr. Issam Ghazzawi was awarded the Faculty of Distinction honor for the College of Business.
Senior Adjunct Professor Deborah Hagar recognized as a Senior Member of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
Based on her research on Authentic Leadership, Dr. Louise Kelly has been designated a Fulbright Specialist for the next four years.
Dr. Kathy Duncan has recently accepted an invitation to join the editorial review board of the Management Teaching Review (MTR) journal.
According to a study co-authored by William Luse, mentors were an invaluable resource for professors as they transitioned to remote work in Spring 2020.