People Seek High-Calorie Foods in Tough Times, Finds Marketing Department Study
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Bad news about the economy could cause you to pack on the pounds, according to a new study from the School's marketing department.
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School-Sponsored Study Reveals Strength of International Business in South Florida
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There are more than 1,000 multinational companies with headquarters or offices in South Florida, according to a new study sponsored by the School of Business, the Beacon Council and Florida Blue. The study, conducted by the media company WorldCity, was released January 16.
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School's DJ Nanda Offers Advice on Cash vs. Debt to Senior Financial Leaders
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Accounting professor DJ Nanda examined how cash can indicate where a company is headed, during a roundtable discussion with top finance professionals at "The Middle Market - Our World of Opportunity in 2013."
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School's Steven Ullmann Among Nation's "100 Great Health Administration Professors"
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Steven Ullmann, professor of management and director of the School's programs in health sector management and policy, has been named on the 2013 list of "Great Health Administration Professors" by MHA Guide. The publisher, which focuses on health care administration careers and degree programs, compiled the list based on personal achievements and leadership as well as the reputation of the health program at each professor's school.
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Citi Executives Share Experience and Tips on Doing Business in Latin America
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| To discuss the challenges of business in Latin America, the School welcomed executives from Citi to host a session on "Leveraging Global Business & Career Opportunities in Latin America" in January.
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In the News
Harvard Business Review - January 30, 2012 - Robert Plant,
associate professor of computer information systems, in a regular blog post, argued that if people adopt an "Everything is a case study" mindset and look at the world through the Case Method third eye, they can uncover "startling insights." ArticleResearch by Juliano Laran, an assistant professor of marketing, and doctoral student Anthony Salerno, which found that people eat more calories when they perceive times to be tough, was featured in an article. The article included a quote from Laran. ArticleUS News and World Report - January 25, 2013 - Research by Juliano Laran, an assistant professor of marketing, and doctoral student Anthony Salerno, which found that people eat more calories when they perceive times to be tough, was featured in an article. The article included several quotes from Laran. Article
Marketplace Morning Report (NPR) - January 24, 2013 - Andrea Heuson, professor of finance, participated in a roundtable discussion about the South Florida economy. Her comments were featured in two segments that aired on the national radio program. Segment 1 Segment 2 South Florida Business Journal - January 23, 2013 - An article featured information about the conference "The Business of Health Care Post-Election," organized by the School's Center for Health Sector Management and Policy. The article includes quotes from Steven Ullmann, professor and director of the center. Article Wall Street Journal - January 22, 2013 - An article in the paper's "Developments" blog noted that Andrea Heuson was among a select group of analysts who accurately predicted the rise in housing prices in 2012. Article US News and World Report - January 21, 2013 - An article about business school real estate programs noted that the School recently created a new accelerated MBA program in real estate. Article Bloomberg BusinessWeek - January 17, 2013 - An article about business school real estate programs noted that the School recently created a new accelerated MBA program in real estate. Article
Prevention - January, 2013 - Research by Juliano Laran, an assistant professor of marketing, and doctoral student Anthony Salerno, which found that people eat more calories when they perceive times to be tough, was featured in an article. The article included several quotes from Salerno. Article
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