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OpEd: Kalinda Ukanwa in the San Francisco Chronicle
As school choice leads to segregaton, UKANWA, assistant professor of marketing, writes for the SF Chronicle that smarter marketing approaches focused on higher performance and safety data could help schools break the racial divide.
Interview: Shaun Harper in The Chronicle of Higher Education
The Chronicle profiles HARPER, Provost Professor of Management and Organization, and his efforts to curtail DEI disinformation and advocate for underrepresented students.
REAL WORLD — RIGHT NOW
Quoted: Eric Anicich on Marketplace
ANICICH, associate professor of management and organization, shares with Marketplace how popular office jargon reflects different concerns and aspirations of employees and employers, illustrating the changing dynamics of power post-pandemic.
Quoted: David Carter in the Orange County Register
CARTER, adjunct professor of management and organization, posits to the OC Register that the IOC is choosing cities, such as Los Angeles and Salt Lake City, that will produce quality games, generate tremendous revenue, and show well on the global stage.
Quoted: Nan Jia in South China Morning Post
JIA, Dean's Associate Professor in Business Administration, comments to South China Morning Post that open dialog between China and Western governments will be necessary to overcome opposing ideologies when working toward a global consensus on AI regulations.
RECENT OP-EDS
OpEd: Ravi Iyer in the The Boston Globe
Iyer, managing director of the Neely Center, writes in The Boston Globe that Minnesota' s new law, based on select Neely Center Design Codes, is an important step to begin holding social media companies accountable.
OpEd: Larry Harris in MarketWatch
HARRIS, Fred V. Keenan Chair in Finance, writes for MarketWatch that GameStop's recent $2.1 billion stock sale is a tax on all the other traders because its market value is still well above its fundamental value.
OpEd: Kalinda Ukanwa in the San Francisco Chronicle
As school choice leads to segregaton, UKANWA, assistant professor of marketing, writes for the SF Chronicle that smarter marketing approaches focused on higher performance and safety data could help schools break the racial divide.
OpEd: D. Daniel Sokol in The Korea Herald
SOKOL, affiliated professor of marketing, writes in The Korea Herald against Korea's proposed digital platform legislation that he cautions could stifle innovation and advancement for the emerging tech leader.
21ST CENTURY LEADERSHIP
OpEd: Ravi Iyer in the The Boston Globe
Iyer, managing director of the Neely Center, writes in The Boston Globe that Minnesota' s new law, based on select Neely Center Design Codes, is an important step to begin holding social media companies accountable.
Quoted: Ravi Iyer in Tech Policy Press
Commenting on California state legislation under appeals, IYER, managing director, Neely Center, comments on how the center's Design Codes focus on best practices for upstream design not content moderation.
PATH-BREAKING RESEARCH
Cited: Nandini Rajagopalan in Strategic Management Journal
Recently published research by RAJAGOPALAN, Joseph A. DeBell Chair in Business Administration, on how acquisitions in digital platforms affect the tech landscape is cited in this video abstract from Strategic Management Journal.
Cited: Edward Lawler in Human Resources Director
Human Resources Director cites decades-long research by LAWLER, Distinguished Research Professor Emeritus of Business, finding forced removal of poor performing employees may not be the most effective solution to productivity.
OpEd: Kalinda Ukanwa in the San Francisco Chronicle
As school choice leads to segregaton, UKANWA, assistant professor of marketing, writes for the SF Chronicle that smarter marketing approaches focused on higher performance and safety data could help schools break the racial divide.
Cited: Daniel Fehder, Florenta Teodoridis, and Joseph Raffiee in Bloomberg
Bloomberg cites research by FEHDER, assistant professor, TEODORIDIS, associate professor, and RAFFIEE, associate professor, (Department of Management and Organization) examining the relationship between the partisanship affiliation of inventors and the partisan divide among innovation topics, including guns and climate change.
Cited: Kristin Diehl and Davide Proserpio in Psychology Today
Psychology Today cites research from DIEHL, professor of marketing, and PROSERPIO, associate professor of marketing, finding consumers react more positively to online reviews that include accompanying photos.
TROJAN NETWORK
News: Two Indonesian Organizations Each Establish $1M Scholarships
DEAN GEOFFREY GARRET was in Jakarta to memorialize two $1M scholarships for Indonesian students aspiring to enroll in the IBEAR program at USC Marshall.
News: Dean Garrett in Jakarta to Announce the TAMBA Scholarship
The Mochamad Thohir Foundation and the USC Indonesian Alumni Foundation are establishing a $1M scholarship for IBEAR students from Indonesia.
News: Marshall and the Mochamad Thohir Foundation Establish the TAMBA Scholarship
DEAN GEOFFREY GARRETT was on hand in Jakarta to announce the $1M scholarship for 5 Indonesian students entering the IBEAR program.
News: The Mochamad Thohir Foundation Establishes $1M Scholarship for Incoming IBEAR Students
DEAN GEOFFREY GARRETT joined the Mochamad Thohir Foundation and the Alumni Foundation of USC Indonesia to announce the landmark opportunity.