Gies News Articles

Aug 30

Public Accounting Report ranks Gies Business #2 in nation

The Department of Accountancy at Gies College of Business is once again ranked among the best in the nation, checking in at #2 in the latest Public Accounting Report survey.

2019-08 Accountancy Faculty Student

Aug 26

Mehrotra eager to influence future business leaders

Mili Mehrotra hopes to provide impactful experiences and advice as an associate professor in the Department of Business Administration at Gies College of Business.

2019-08 Business Administration Faculty

Aug 23

Want to negotiate more lucrative contracts? Step outside your industry and think big picture

Gies researchers say the key to becoming a better negotiator may be learning from examples outside your industry, and training yourself and others to think broadly about those examples.

2019-08 Business Administration Faculty Research in Education

Aug 23

Vuong Persson using tax research to teach decision-making

Anh Vuong Persson, instructor of accounting at Gies, has a passion for investigating how big companies avoid taxes.

2019-08 Accountancy Faculty

Aug 23

In product design, imagining end user’s feelings leads to more original outcomes

Ravi Mehta, a professor of business administration at Gies College of Business, shows that adopting an approach that imagines how an end user would feel while using a product leads to originality.

2019-08 Business Administration Faculty Research in Education

Aug 12

Natural-born researcher, Ghoshal, returns to Gies Business

Abhijeet Ghoshal, new assistant professor in the Department of Business Administration, is eager to further his research with the collaborative environment and organizational support offered at Gies.

2019-08 Business Administration Faculty

Aug 08

Samet: Gies was "at the top of my list"

Jordan Samet joins "one of the top programs in the country" as an instructor of accounting at Gies Business

2019-08 Accountancy Faculty

Aug 07

Sternburg investigates intricacies of PTPs

Publicly Traded Partnerships (PTPs) have become popular investment vehicles as investors look for higher distribution yields, says Gies professor Tom Sternburg.

2019-08 Accountancy Faculty Research in Education