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Austin Miller, Samantha Snyder Cakir, Stacie Bosley and Sarah Greenman collaborated on an article just published in the Journal of Consumer Affairs. The article, entitled "Income disclosure and consumer judgment in a multilevel marketing experiment,"...

Professor Allison Baker is exhibiting work made on sabbatical during Fall 2021 while an artist in residence in Providence, RI. The work is being represented by Overpass Projects at the New York Satellite Fine Arts Print Fair from October 27 to 30...

John Mazis, History CLA, was the featured guest on the Mike Stratis program, COSMOS FM 91.5 NY Hellenic Public Radio. The topic was his book on the life and times of Athanasios Souliotis-Nikolaidis. The show can be heard here.

Kate Meyer from the GEC is presenting several times this month to regional and international audiences as part of two series on Study Abroad Inclusiveness. "Disrupting Deficit Model Thinking: Affirming ALL Communities in Global Learning* is part of a...

Karen Moroz, Trish Harvey, and Jennifer Carlson have published their book "Effective Learning Environments in Higher Education Online Settings: Establishing Social Presence/ Effective Learning Environments in Higher Education." The book provides...

Shannon Scott's Audible Originals lecture series "How Horror Works in Books and Film" has been released on Audible. It can be found at this link.

Management Faculty Member Peggy Andrews was a featured speaker at the 2022 Twin Cities Young Professionals Summit held on 10/14/2022 at the Best Buy Headquarters in Bloomington, MN. Her presentation “Silver and Gold” addressed how post-pandemic...

Professor Allison Baker, chair of Digital and Studio Arts, is giving an artist talk and screening of her work during Twin Cities Art Week at Dreamsong Gallery, 1347 4th St. NE, Minneapolis on Sunday October 16th. The event begins with an artist talk...

Professor Allison Baker, Chair of Digital and Studio Arts, is delivering an artist talk and professional practices workshop at the Fairbanks Alaska Art Association as well as serving as the juror for an upcoming exhibition.

Naomi Breazeale ’ 24 was selected as an inaugural recipient of the Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship for Public Service this month. Naomi joins 99 other students from across the country in the first cohort of Voyagers – young leaders selected to...