Departments

Work by DUTTA and SINGHVI looking at how private-label pricing increased during the Great Recession at a higher rate than national-brands and possible regulatory intervention concepts to ensure consumers are not adversely effect in times of need.

We are proud to highlight the amazing Marshall faculty who have received awards this month for their groundbreaking work.

GRACE GU, assistant professor of data sciences and operations, co-authors an article for HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW on the importance of platforms adding value to the consumer experience in order to retain and grow their base.

“The year ahead will bring countless opportunities for students to build their technical skills, human leadership and engage in real world learning. I encourage you to consider building breadth with depth into your education.”

— Raman Randhawa, Senior Vice Dean of Academic Programs

RAMAN RANDHAWA, senior vice dean for academic programs, and PETER CARDON, professor of clinical business communication, contribute to a BLOOMBERG article looking at how universities regard AI.

SHARMA, adjunct professor of finance and business economics, notes the evolution of stadium-sized events featuring A-list performers is as much about the production as it is the energy only experienced in-person. [Paywall]

Work by JIANG, assistant professor of finance and business economics, and colleagues studying how U.S. banks have responded to generational interest rate hikes by the Fed finds that a majority of institutions are properly hedging assets.

SANJAY SHARMA, adjunct professor of finance and business economics, authors a piece for MARKETWATCH calling for studios and writers recognize the flaws of current streaming models and the inevitability of AI respectively if they are to end the current strike.

Work by NIX, assistant professor of finance and business economics, highlights an article on BLACK ENTERPRISE detailing the benefits for companies offering travel reimbursement policies.

HARRIS, professor of finance and business economics, states the ongoing labor disputes across multiple sectors comes down to money and the belief amongst workers that there is an imbalance that needs correction. [Paywall]

DEAN WILLIAM HOLDER [Leventhal] and RICHARD SLOAN, professor of accounting, are mentioned in a recap of this year's conference by ACCOUNTING TODAY.

“There is a whole ecosystem evolving to support preparers and users of sustainability reports…These roles are in high demand and require new skills and so should present valuable career opportunities for our students.”

— Richard Sloan, Deloitte and Touche LLP Chair in Accounting and Professor of Accounting, Finance, and Business Economics

Guiding Exceptional Minds (GEMS) brings the best students to the best employers, thanks to the efforts of Professor Mike Paranal and the Trojan Family Network.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) awards competitive scholarships to two USC Leventhal students.

We are proud to highlight the amazing Marshall faculty who have received awards this month for their groundbreaking work.

Dean Garrett’s flagship teaching chair program ensures the school will attract and retain the most innovative, inspiring educators and mentors for Marshall and Leventhal students.

USC Marshall’s brightest minds get to the bottom of Barbie mania.

USC Brittingham Social Enterprise Lab’s Undergraduate Scholars Program catapults mentorship to a summer of impact at the LA Dodgers Foundation.

Abby Fifer Mandell, K.R. Subramanyam, and Paat Rusmevichientong receive accolades for exceptional commitment.

HARPER, USC Race and Equity Center Founder and Executive Director, speaks at length with DIVERSE EDUCATION about the multiple existential, nation-wide threats to DEI and CRT recognition, training, and education. [Paywall]

HIATT, associate professor of business administration, lists the decreased supply of petroleum worldwide, reduction in domestic refinement capabilities, and sapped strategic petroleum reserve as key contributors to recent surges in gas prices.

HARPER, university professor of business and education, decries legislation designed to ban K-12 curriculum studying America's history of race as "a serious threat to our democracy."

CARTER, adjunct professor of management and organization, addresses Saudi Arabia's increased investment in sports and the likely inevitability that the efforts to sportswash the Kingdom's global brand.

HIATT, associate professor of business administration, joins Ravi Kurani to discuss the complex and nuanced intersection of energy, agribusiness, and water supply and demand.

Work by DUTTA and SINGHVI looking at how private-label pricing increased during the Great Recession at a higher rate than national-brands and possible regulatory intervention concepts to ensure consumers are not adversely effect in times of need.

WOOD, provost professor of psychology and business, details the importance of reducing friction and increasing rewards when attempting to adjusting habits in a NYT piece on becoming a morning person.

WOOD, provost professor of psychology and business, contributes to a WOMEN'S HEALTH piece looking at remodeling behaviors in order to regain control of impulses.

KOZINETS, professor of journalism and marketing, details the concept and goals of Annenberg's "Influencer Relations" class with ABC NEWS.

PROSERPIO, associate professor of marketing, speaks with NPR's MARKETPLACE about New York's City's strict position on short-term rentals and the correlation between Airbnb inventory and rental rates.