College of Business Senior, Maya Siegel, Found Her Voice and Pushed to Make a Difference
Becoming a survivor at 14-years-old did not define her – she wouldn’t let it. Instead, Maya Siegel created opportunities for herself and made a difference.
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Research Provides Insights into Cultural Factors Behind Positive Employee Attitudes and Behaviors
Completing "the most complex study" in her roughly four decades of publishing research, Lynn Shore and her co-authors discovered that employees who feel valued and cared for by their organizations in Eastern-collectivist cultures see greater improvements in attitudes and behaviors than those in Western-individualistic cultures.
New accounting research suggests audit committees more influential than previously thought
New research by College of Business Assistant Professor Michelle Draeger suggests that audit committees might be more influential than previously thought.
Calorie Labeling Mandates Impact Consumers Differently and Not as Policy Intended
The marketing department’s Chris Berry investigated how consumers’ perceived food values paired with mandated calorie labeling impacts their purchasing decisions. Until now, most research suggested menu labeling was ineffective, but it had not considered the reasons behind each individual order.
Bigger Than Bitcoin: Business Faculty Shed Light on Blockchain’s Unrealized Potential
Business leaders seeking a competitive advantage may be writing off a major opportunity to redefine their firms’ capabilities if they ignore blockchain’s potential, according to research recently published in the Journal of the British Blockchain Association co-authored by faculty from CSU’s College of Business.
Who Shapes the Debate Around Data Privacy?
Websites and apps and devices are tracking consumer data around the clock. Do you know what data is collected on you and what happens to it? A College of Business researcher looks at data privacy issues.
Hiring Managers Unable to See Past Applicants’ Visible Tattoos
College of Business research finds visible tattoos will make the job search more difficult while decreasing initial salary offers.
Outstanding Grad: Lorna Holmes, College of Business
Lorna Holmes experienced a range of emotions as she marched across the Oval in April to celebrate her graduation from the College of Business.
Outstanding Grad: Jacob Altgilbers, College of Business
Jacob Altgilbers’ journey that brought him to earning a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the College of Business took a six-year detour around the world with the U.S. Army.
Outstanding Grad: Jason Bennett, MCIS
In the course of his Army career, Bennett was deployed into three major wartime regions – Iraq, Kuwait and Afghanistan - while working to complete his education at the same time.