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HARPER, University Professor of Business, Education and Public Policy, explained to NBC News how businesses, like Walmart, canceling DEI initiatives over conservative backlash indicatives a failure to support its own policies.

Diverse Education quotes HARPER, professor of business, education and public policy, who spoke about the impacts of DEI initiatives during a webinar hosted by Congressional Black Caucus Foundation.

HARPER, professor of business, education and public policy, speaks to the LA Times about the president-elect's pick for Education secretary.

HARPER, Provost Professor of Management and Organization, explains to the NY Times how rhetoric painting DEI as a whole fails to highlight the faceted implications on pay equity, antisemitism, inclusive workplace environments and other key issues.

HARPER, Provost Professor of Management and Organization, tells Inside Higher Education the negative effects on diverse enrollment will compound over time due to the SCOTUS ruling against affirmative action.

UHALDE, associate professor of clinical marketing, finds purpose and meaning as keys to making New Year's resolutions successful

ZHANG, assistant professor in finance and business economics, writes about his research in Promarket, developing a new approach to measuring regulatory burden across U.S. states.

LIND, associate professor of clinical business communication, writes for the LA Times how sincerity and authenticity makes "A Charlie Brown Christmas" a beloved classic.

MATSUSAKA, professor of finance and business economics, writes for The Conversation an analysis behind the large number of Colorado's citizen-led initiatives and ballot measures.

FAST, associate professor of management and organization, writes in the San Francisco Chronicle ways in which Americans can bridge divides and have more productive political conversations.

UHALDE, associate professor of clinical marketing, finds purpose and meaning as keys to making New Year's resolutions successful

ZHANG, assistant professor in finance and business economics, writes about his research in Promarket, developing a new approach to measuring regulatory burden across U.S. states.

LIND, associate professor of clinical business communication, writes for the LA Times how sincerity and authenticity makes "A Charlie Brown Christmas" a beloved classic.

MATSUSAKA, professor of finance and business economics, writes for The Conversation an analysis behind the large number of Colorado's citizen-led initiatives and ballot measures.

Daily Mail cites research by Chang, associated professor of finance and business economics, that found office temperatures affect an employee's productivity.