Lerner Graduate Student Stories: Dipti Dighe-Dipti Dighe is an MBA in business analytics candidate at UD’s Lerner College. Dighe shared how this program has impacted her and what she plans to do next.
Will You Be Our Business Partner?-At the 2020 Carol A. Ammon Case Competition, graduate students from the Lerner College formu-lated viable business plans for Rosewood Farms, a family-owned wedding venue.
Shaping the Future in the Present-In a field study spanning a decade, UD’s Shubha Patvardhan studied one pioneering company’s actions to show how they shaped the future of their industry.
Wendy Smith explains how leaders make tough choices-A professor of management at UD’s Lerner College of Business and Economics, Wendy Smith focuses on how leaders and teams can effectively respond to contradictory agendas.
Mixed Feelings-New research from UD professor of management Kyle Emich found that that team members’ different emotions impact team creativity, and we can now predict how.
Smith Cited Among Top 1% of Economics and Business Researchers-University of Delaware professor of management Wendy Smith is cited among top 1% of influential researchers in business and economics, according to the Web of Science Group’s 2019 Highly Cited Researchers list.
Exploring Machine Learning in Financial Services-UD's Institute for Financial Services Analytics 2019 Conference brought together industry and academia to discuss machine learning’s impact on financial services.
5 Tips for Creating a Gender Equitable Workplace-Professor of Management and Co-Founder and Co-Director of the Women's Leadership Initiative, Amanda Bullough, shared five action steps that organizations can examine and improve in order to create more gender equitable workplaces.
Higher Prices for Longer Stays-Research from a UD professor and graduate students shows that hotels increase prices for longer stays, and looks at the implications of the gap between this pricing and customer expectations.
6 Strategies for Helping Your Team Survive a Crisis - Research from UD management Professor Sal Mistry explores how to build and maintain teams that will bounce back from adversity.
Lerner Graduate Student Stories: Dipti Dighe - Dipti Dighe is an MBA in business analytics candidate at UD’s Lerner College. Dighe shared how this program has impacted her and what she plans to do next.
Will You Be Our Business Partner? - At the 2020 Carol A. Ammon Case Competition, graduate students from the Lerner College formu-lated viable business plans for Rosewood Farms, a family-owned wedding venue.
Shaping the Future in the Present - In a field study spanning a decade, UD’s Shubha Patvardhan studied one pioneering company’s actions to show how they shaped the future of their industry.
Wendy Smith explains how leaders make tough choices - A professor of management at UD’s Lerner College of Business and Economics, Wendy Smith focuses on how leaders and teams can effectively respond to contradictory agendas. 
Mixed Feelings - New research from UD professor of management Kyle Emich found that that team members’ different emotions impact team creativity, and we can now predict how. 
Smith Cited Among Top 1% of Economics and Business Researchers - University of Delaware professor of management Wendy Smith is cited among top 1% of influential researchers in business and economics, according to the Web of Science Group’s 2019 Highly Cited Researchers list.
Exploring Machine Learning in Financial Services - UD's Institute for Financial Services Analytics 2019 Conference brought together industry and academia to discuss machine learning’s impact on financial services. 
5 Tips for Creating a Gender Equitable Workplace - Professor of Management and Co-Founder and Co-Director of the Women's Leadership Initiative, Amanda Bullough, shared five action steps that organizations can examine and improve in order to create more gender equitable workplaces.
Higher Prices for Longer Stays - Research from a UD professor and graduate students shows that hotels increase prices for longer stays, and looks at the implications of the gap between this pricing and customer expectations.