At the Spring 2021 Hallene Lecture, Damian Halloran, vice president of infectious disease, emerging markets for Abbott, spoke on the topic of “COVID-19 & Beyond: The Future of Diagnostics in Building Sustainable Healthcare.”
Three Gies College of Business faculty members - Rob Metzger, Michael Shaw, and Minjeong Kim - have been honored by the Gies Business Alumni Association for their outstanding teaching.
A new paper co-written by a team of Gies Business professors shows that rapid bulk-testing for COVID-19 along with other standard mitigation measures such as mask-wearing and social distancing were the keys to successfully reopening universities during COVID.
New research from Gies College of Business Professor Jack Goncalo shows that believers might experience divine inhibition rather than divine inspiration at work.
Colleges of Business must respond immediately to issues of racial inequity in society, according to renowned researcher Andre Perry, a senior fellow in the Brookings Institute’s Metropolitan Policy Program.
Because of COVID-19, business school applications are skyrocketing, according to a recent article on FindMBA.com. The iMBA from Gies College of Business is seeing record demand from working professionals looking to improve their credentials.
Chicago-based entrepreneur Anthony Vitale used lessons learned in the Gies iMBA program to capture the interest of the producers of this year’s Grammy Awards.
His Bluetooth Gramophone 2.0 was the star of each presenter’s dressing room.
Gies seniors David Alston and Nicco Adams, who developed a social app for sneakerheads, were accepted to Apple’s first-ever Entrepreneur Camp for Black Founders and Developers.
Gies MBA alumna Betty Fleurimond is using her acumen in technology and business strategy in the fastest growing sector at Deloitte – higher education – as chair of the Deloitte Center for Higher Education Excellence and National Higher Education Cloud ERP portfolio leader.
MBA programs come in all different delivery formats, lengths, and price points, and experts say determining the best program for you requires the right research and trusting your gut.
Two Gies College of Business iMBA teams made the shortlist of the 18th Annual Kellogg Biotech and Healthcare Case Competition, tackling the topic of building trust for the COVID-19 vaccine.
In 2016, it was a disruptive, unproven educational model. Today, the iMBA program at Gies College of Business celebrates its fifth anniversary as an undisputed leader in high-quality online graduate business education at an affordable price.