News, articles, and interesting stuff from the College of Business
“We center people in all of the work we do around artificial intelligence,” said Senior Associate Dean Inara Scott. “We ask questions like: How can technology help us build more human-centered and engaged workplaces? How can we use technology to further shared prosperity?”
Senior Instructor of Apparel Design Marianne Dickson’s popular natural dye course has opened the eyes of many students to the possibilities of using botanical dye in their designs.
On the eve of her retirement, Marks reflected on her commitment to inspiring and empowering others through the art of design and storytelling.
As a college, we are passionate about students, impactful research and strong industry connections. We are equally committed to innovation, collaboration and creativity. Our work has a purpose.
If you think tax season is busy; wait until you hear what the College of Business accounting program has targeted next: It’s an ambitious $1.61 million project – bringing free tax accounting services to communities across Oregon.
In the summer of 2020, longtime Portland designer Audrey Desler was paying attention to promises creative, advertising and marketing agencies made to embrace diversity, equity and inclusion and create positive change.
In his latest research, Gibbons explores the costs and benefits of increased regulations for environmental and social disclosures. One out of every three invested dollars in the United States now has an objective attached to it rather than just making maximum profits.
Assistant Professor Qi Zhang studies the fit between employees and their work environments, especially their work groups.
Associate Professor of Business Analytics Xiaohui Chang studies the factors that affect how information is spread and how machine learning and big data might help to solve this and other important problems.
Professor of Management Satoris “Tori” Howes is passionate about creating a world of work where people can thrive and gain fulfillment.
Crafting the perfect business plan, leveraging a team of subject-matter experts, doing everything as close to right – the first time. That is what three College of Business centers for excellence are striving for in their work on $10 million OSU Global Hemp Innovation Center and the U.S. Department of Agriculture project.
Michele Swift, Ph.D., SHRM-SCP, SPHR, earns the Society of Human Resource Management Foundation’s 2022 Student Chapter Advisor Impact Award, leading OSHRMA through pandemic restructuring.
Leading medical supply chain expert discusses "Global Supply Chain Challenges: Is a New Economic Iron Curtain Next?"
In the end the story of Jack Drexler is not about the superhero, but the cape. It is one that many agree the humble man would not want written as he never sought such attention in his life. The list of accomplishments is long, but the friends who stood beside him are what mattered most.
Keith Leavitt, professor of management and associate dean, researches what triggers some problematic behaviors among men.
In refusing to acknowledge that they have made a mistake, narcissists fail to learn from those mistakes, a recent study from Oregon State University – Cascades College of Business found.
The College of Business is an integral part of OSU's new $10 million grant for the Global Hemp Innovation Center from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
First Alternative Natural Foods Co-op turns to MBA researchers for insights into the Thanksgiving Day intricacies of fresh turkey sales.
Oregon State University’s new Provost’s Faculty Match program will help the college hire gifted, exceptional faculty
