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Hiring trends emerge in study into COVID-19 impact on job market
Professor Murillo Campello has leveraged big data on job-vacancy postings to reveal several dimensions of the impact of COVID-19 on the U.S. job market.

Research Recap: The relationship satisfaction factor in successful brand-hotel partnerships
Chekitan Dev, professor of marketing at the School of Hotel Administration, has co-authored a study recently published in Industrial Marketing Management.

Johnson’s 2020 faculty awardees recognized for outstanding teaching and research
Johnson is proud to announce the 2020 faculty awards for outstanding teaching, research excellence, and research fellowships.

Dyson celebrates 2020 faculty, staff, and student award recipients
The Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management proudly presents its student, faculty, and staff award winners for the 2019–2020 year.

The Rundown: Highlights from the week of June 15
Expert perspectives from Cornell SC Johnson College of Business faculty on COVID-19’s impact on business, hospitality, and the economy.

Juneteenth gives corporate America a chance to act on pledges to fight racism following George Floyd’s killing
Dean Lynn Perry Wooten discusses Juneteenth as many companies begin to give their employees the day off or a day of reflection.

A company’s biggest privacy threat? Insiders
Associate Professor David Sherwyn discusses company garnered data and how serious steps should be taken to protect it from outsiders and insiders.

Favorite MBA professors of the Class of 2020
Professor of Practice Risa Mish and Senior Lecturer Craig Snow named to favorite MBA Professors of the Class of 2020 list.

For businesses to be actively anti-racist, they have to put in the work and investment for the long-term
In a contributed piece, Professor Christopher Marquis discusses creating sustained change in business around the plague of racial injustice.