Gies College of Business is once again ranked as a Top 10 public undergraduate business program in the nation, according to the latest rankings released by Poets&Quants.
For the past four years, Noel has taught marketing courses for Gies’ online MBA program – called the iMBA. He had never taught online previously, and but now he'll be the first to say online education is here to stay, and its impact is real and enduring.
Nearly half a million learners have enrolled in Aric Rindfleisch's “Marketing in a Digital World”, making it the College’s and University’s most popular online course and the No. 1 marketing course in the world.
Based on his groundbreaking work on infonomics, which includes models for measuring data's potential and realized benefits that today are used by organizations around the world, Gies professor Doug Laney will be leading DCPI's data valuation workstream.
Three Gies College of Business professors, Michael Bednar, Aravinda Garimella, and Mark Wolters have been recognized among the Top 50 Undergraduate Business Professors in the country, according to business education publication Poets&Quants
Gies College of Business professor Sonali Shah has been named an 2021-2022 Associate for the Center for Advanced Study (CAS) at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, pending board of trustees approval.
Sony and Microsoft have both upped their game with the release of their latest consoles; however, when it comes to backward compatibility with previous generation games, Microsoft’s Xbox has a head start, says Gies professor.
Unique combination of quality and flexibility in Gies' online programs is extremely attractive for high-achieving student-athletes who want a world-class education to fit around their busy schedules.
Sandra Corredor explores connections between innovation and corporate and international strategies. In particular, she examines the role that divestitures play in technology management, as well as the impact of firms’ international engagement on their innovation approach.
Swathi Baddam, who earned her PhD in operations and supply chain management from Cleveland State University, researches sustainable supply chain management, business analytics, and pedagogy.
Steve Raquel has spent the last six years as an award-winning adjunct lecturer at Gies and in the College of Media. Steve brings more than two decades of industry experience at companies like McDonald’s and Allstate and for other organizations like the United States Olympic Committee.
