CareerBlog: Dean of Arts and Sciences Daniel Everett is highlighted for his comments praising the combination of business studies with the arts & sciences in Liberal Arts and the Real World. (January 23, 2011)
Newsroom: Media Coverage
(Social Media Marketing Magazine)
Social Media Marketing Magazine: Marketing Professors Bruce Weinberg and Paul Berger write about the value of social media in Connecting Customer Lifetime
(Advanceweb.com)
AdvanceWeb.com: Dr. Gary David, Associate Professor of Sociology and Information Design & Corporate Communication discusses the benefits and drawbacks to electronic health records in Does This Metric System Make Me Look Fat? (January 19, 2011).
(New York Times)
New York Times: Economist and New York Times Opinion writer Paul Krugman cites Professor of Economics Scott Sumner's view on monetarism and his blog The Money Illusion in Great Leaps Backward (January 19, 2011).
(Businessweek.com)
Businessweek.com: Professor of Economics Scott Sumner offers insight on economic thinking in Economics' Newest Thinking Comes From the Old Masters. (January 13, 2011)
(WGBH.org)
WGBH Radio (Boston, MA): Associate Professor of Marketing Dipayan Biswas comments on the increasing trend of machines replacing manual labor in organizations in The Self-Service Revolution. (January 13, 2011)
(Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Las Vegas Review-Journal: Associate Professor of Economics Aaron Jackson comments on stimulus jobs in What Jobs? (January 13, 2011)
(Boston.com)
Boston Globe: Management Professor and Director of the Alliance for Ethics and Social Responsibility Anthony Buono comments on a local insider trading in SEC Names Key Figure in Akamai Case. (January 12, 2011)
(Inside Higher Ed)
Inside Higher Ed: Research done by Associate Professor of Economics Dhaval Dave is highlighted in Welfare Law Decreased Women's Access to Vocational Education, Study Finds. (January 11, 2011)
(Boston.com)
Boston.com: President Gloria Cordes Larson is highlighted for helping to organize the first Commonwealth Summit in Gathering of Captains to Ponder Civic Woes. (January 10, 2011)