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Updates on College Efforts on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging
Dean Kevin Hallock and Associate Dean Michelle Duguid provide updates on Cornell SC Johnson College of Business diversity initiatives.
New faculty introduction: Paul Clancy
Meet Johnson's newest faculty member, Paul Clancy, and learn about his area of expertise, what he will be teaching, and his interests.
Student Voices: Meet Wilfredo Castillo, Two-Year MBA Class of 2022
An electronic trading systems and equity specialist focusing on wealth management, learn why Wilfredo Castillo joined the Two-Year MBA Class of 2022.
The Future Of Business 101: B Academics Network Connects Students With Real-World Lessons On Stakeholder Capitalism
Professor Christopher Marquis interviews Jessica Yinka Thomas, the co-founder, president, and board chair of B Academics, for his Forbes Q&A article on B Academics and stakeholder capitalism.
Will the U.S. Dollar Lose Its Place as the World’s No. 1 Reserve Currency?
The US dollar's place in the world economy is secure, Professor Andrew Karolyi tells Newsweek. "There remains robust demand for U.S. Treasury securities at every auction," he says.
Innovative Tech Platforms Facilitate Better Communication
New tech platforms hope to facilitate communication between employer and employee.
19th Annual Labor & Employment Law Roundtable: Session 1
This invitation only roundtable discusses the current state of the hospitality industry from the management perspective.
Research Recap: Customer engagement is the key to long-term loyalty and impact
Professor Anderson’s series of studies examine the long-term impacts of guest engagement upon guest satisfaction, loyalty, and booking channel selection.
Student Voices: Meet Hailey Nelson SHA ’23
Undergraduate Hailey Nelson '23 is taking full advantage of what SHA and Cornell offers inside and outside of the classroom.
Empty hotel rooms have become private dining rooms and office spaces
Steven Carvell, professor of finance and director of the Center for Real Estate and Finance, discusses how hotels have become flexible amid the pandemic.
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