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Distracted driving is a nationwide epidemic, with thousands of lives lost each year. The statistics are staggering: despite advancements in automotive safety, traffic deaths exceed 40,000 annually. However, the financial and economic implications of distracted driving remain underexplored. Researchers at Florida State University's College of Business have
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The University of Connecticut School of Law has welcomed two new faculty members, Maynard P. Goldburn, Jr. and Matthew Lowe, who bring a wealth of experience and expertise in taxation and technology law. Goldburn, a professor of law, joins UConn Law from Indiana University's Kelley School of Business,
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The University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business is committed to fostering a culture of independent thinking, civil discourse, and global engagement among its students. This is achieved through immersive programs, debate series, and initiatives like the Fact-Based Discourse Initiative, which encourage students to tackle challenges,
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A recent spike in mortgage fraud cases, including Lisa Cook's alleged application for a mortgage while serving as a Federal Reserve governor, has raised questions about the effectiveness of federal law in addressing this issue. Despite the severity of penalties for mortgage fraud, analysis of federal conviction data
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The University of Connecticut's (UConn) School of Law has announced the arrival of two new faculty members, Maynard P. Goldburn, Jr. and Matthew Lowe, who bring extensive experience and cutting-edge expertise in emerging areas of legal practice. Maynard, a professor of law, joins UConn Law from Indiana University&
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Tennessee Tech University students are creatively applying the principles of microeconomics through a community podcast series, "Everyone Loves Economics," launched in a principles of microeconomics course taught by Chelsea Dowell. The students, all honors participants, research, write, produce, and host episodes that explore economic issues relevant to their
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Utah State University's Jon M. Huntsman School of Business has a way of making dreams come true, at least for J.J. Watts, the current Huntsman School senator. Growing up in Draper, Utah, Watts visited his grandparents in Logan often, fostering a deep connection to the university. Watts&
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The University of Tennessee's Haslam College of Business has launched a podcast called "Office Hours: Business Edition," featuring conversations with top executives and innovators shaping today's business landscape. Hosted by Monica Langley, a former Wall Street Journal reporter and corporate executive, the podcast aims
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Loran Nordgren, a prominent professor at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management and a renowned expert in psychology, has endorsed Dakuku Peterside's book "Leading in a Storm." Nordgren praises Peterside's work as a timely and essential guide for leaders navigating crisis and
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As global leaders grapple with unprecedented disruptions in technology, politics, and the environment, the need for effective crisis leadership has never been more pressing. Dakuku Peterside's new book, "Leading in a Storm," aims to equip leaders with the skills and strategies to navigate these challenging times.
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Thirty-five new faculty members have joined the University of Southern Indiana, bringing diverse expertise and experience to the institution. These new hires include professors of economics, art, geology, nursing, and more, who will teach and conduct research in their respective fields. Among the new faculty members is Ezra Butcher, an
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Melvin Miller, an associate professor in the Tyrone Adam Burroughs School of Business and Entrepreneurship at Benedict College, has been chosen as a 2025 NCAA Division II Faculty Athletics Representative Fellow. He is the first FAR representative from the college to be selected to represent the 15 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic
