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LATEST MARSHALL NEWS + EVENTS
Neely Unveils Purpose-Driven XR Library
A new database prototype catalogs XR programs with positive use cases in healthcare, accessibility, and learning.
Andrew Call Named New Dean of Leventhal School of Accounting
Call plans to build upon Leventhal’s storied legacy as accounting education leader
Neely Center Promotes Civic Engagement as Key Partner in America in One Room: The Youth Vote
Director Nathanael Fast contributes to the development of future ethical leaders at historic gathering of first-time voters in D.C.
Marshall Faculty Publications, Awards, and Honors: June/July 2024
We are proud to highlight the many accomplishments of Marshall’s exceptional faculty recognized for recently accepted and published research and achievements in their field.
Marshall Minds Ep. 4: “The Evaluation of Founder Failure and Success by Hiring Firms: A Field Experiment.”
Assistant Professor Melody Chang researched what happens to an entrepreneur’s career when they decide to enter the job market and how the evaluation of entrepreneurship experience varies based on the venture’s success or failure.
LATEST MARSHALL INSIGHT + ANALYSIS
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.
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.