Welcome Class of 2013
Preslar tackles another health challenge
Len Preslar Jr. has taken on another health-care challenge for the University. Last week, he was named the executive director of the health-management programs for the Schools of Business.
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Vocation Exploration
Eight students interested in careers serving others learned the challenges of helping the poor, the wrongly accused, and recent immigrants during internships at local nonprofit organizations this summer.
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Does your boss trust you?
Employees often say they need to trust their boss. What about the boss trusting them? That’s where the real impact lies, according to a new study by business professor Holly Brower (‘83).
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‘The epitome of a teacher-scholar’
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Preslar to lead MBA health programs
Len Preslar has been named Executive Director of Health Management Programs and will lead initiatives to establish the Schools of Business as an educational leader in health care management.
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Deacon astronaut returns to earth life
First-time astronaut Tom Marshburn (MD ‘89), who flew aboard the space shuttle Endeavour last month, is readjusting to life on earth after 16 days in space.
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A question of economic morality
Two economic moralities have guided economic policies and actions since Colonial Days, and one of those invites a “culture of excess,” argues economics professor Don Frey in his new book.
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Explaining American law in Italy
Law Professor Sidney Shapiro, who spent two months teaching American public law to students at the second oldest university in Italy, examines the differences in the two country’s legal systems.
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CARS: A winner or a clunker?
Congress voted August 6 for a $2 billion extension of the “Cash for Clunkers” program. Economics lecturer John MacDonald (’95) explains where CARS might speed up the recovery and where it might lose control.
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