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Our faculty are sought out by the media for their expertise on a variety of topics.
Here's the latest:
September 2, 2024Kelly Wentland, associate professor of accounting, comments for the San Francisco Chronicle about Kamala Harris's first-time homebuyers' assistance proposal.
August 31, 2024Finance professor Steve Pilloff speaks to Barron's about the effects of impending Fed rate cuts on high-yield savings accounts.
August 31, 2024Brad Greenwood, professor of information systems and operations management and the Maximus Corporate Partner Professor of Business, writes in the LSE Blog about his research showing a direct relationship between the decline of local journalism and increasing political corruption.
August 29, 2024ISOM professor Nirup Menon speaks to Virginia Business about his award from NIST to create experiential learning opportunities in cybersecurity. ISOM instructor Brian Ngac also received the award.
August 21, 2024Jackie Brown, Cameron Harris, Gretchen Hendricks, and Christine Landoll, all faculty in the business foundations area, describe how Costello College of Business is making kindness a key theme of core business courses.
August 21, 2024ACC Docket covers a prize-winning working paper co-authored by JK Aier, senior associate dean for academic affairs and global engagement, which found that legal risks were reduced when the corporate secretary also served as chief legal officer.
August 16, 2024P. David Tarter, director of the Center for Real Estate Entrepreneurship, speaks to Marketwatch about Kamala Harris's proposals for tackling the housing crisis.
August 15, 2024Management professor Kevin Rockmann speaks to Fast Company about the various types of toxic bosses.
August 9, 2024Business Foundations profs Christine Landoll, Cameron Harris, Jackie Brown, and Gretchen Hendricks write about "intentional kindness" for the Association for Talent Development blog.
August 4, 2024Finance professor Derek Horstmeyer's latest piece in the Wall Street Journal argues that when it comes to investing, real-time data on what others are buying and selling brings better returns than relying on analysts alone.
July 31, 2024Sarah Wittman, assistant professor of management, appears on the "Disrupt Your Career" podcast to discuss her research on workplace identities and career reinvention.-
July 28, 2024Derek Horstmeyer, professor of finance for the Costello College of Business at George Mason University, was interviewed by NewsNation about if the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates.