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What helps a board of directors thrive? New research says reducing inherent biases
What makes a great board of directors? While a body of research has focused on the impacts that boards’ decisions have on company performance, a new theory from Colorado State University’s College of Business attempts to understand the differences between the boards that make good decisions and those that don’t.
Free tax prep service showcases students’ real-world impact
The VITA program offers free tax assistance to those in need while providing CSU business students with valuable real-world experience.
Lowered frequency in provider pain monitoring leads to higher readmission rates for Black patients
Medical professionals have long known that helping patients manage pain increases the likelihood of successful treatment, and that checking in with patients about their level of pain is a critical component of pain management. New research, however, finds that healthcare workers monitor Black patients’ pain levels less frequently than those of white patients. These disparities are linked to higher readmission rates for Black patients.
From GameStop to Truth Social: How are ‘meme stocks’ impacting the market?
Associate Professor Hilla Skiba spoke with SOURCE about what makes a "meme stock" and the impact these types of investments could have on the market and the economy in general.
Lip service or living it out? Research clarifies how businesses seek purpose beyond profit
As consumers grapple with brands saying they care about the planet, CEOs recognize their organizations’ responsibilities to society and employees seek meaning beyond the bottom line, companies are evolving to incorporate purpose into their identities.
Family construction business is fueled by passion for building healthy company culture
Chris and Patrick Elder’s business is construction, but their true passion lies in building something more intangible: a healthy company culture that prioritizes teamwork and community.
Design a T-shirt to showcase our Business for a Better World vision
The College is refreshing its brand to better represent its commitment to those values. As part of that brand kickoff, the College invites you to join in the refresh and participate in a T-shirt Design Contest.
More than 20 years after the Enron scandal, what have we learned?
More than 20 years after the Enron scandal, CSU assistant accounting professors Eric Lohwasser and Michelle Draeger have researched the effectiveness of the SOX Act, which was designed to help protect investors from fraudulent financial reporting by corporations.
Unexpected changes to daily workload linked to anxiety, burnout
Nearly everyone loves a surprise on their birthday, but at work? No so much – and recent research from Colorado State University’s College of Business finds that unexpected changes to daily workload on the job are linked to anxiety and burnout.
Super Bowl showdown: Advertisers are out to create ads to make you remember (and forget)
College of Business Associate Professor of Marketing Todd Donavan spoke to SOURCE about how the Super Bowl became such a marketing magnet, and does all that money spent on a 30-second commercial really pay off.