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Schinoff studied workers fulfilling job requirements as they attempted to pass as ideal-worker-bodied.
Anxhela Beluli is expected to earn her PhD in economics from Lerner in 2026. She shared why she chose to continue her studies at Lerner, and how her time in the program has impacted her as a professional.
Mir, assistant professor of operations management, discussed his research focus and what sparked his interest in supply chain management.
Weir, a 2022 Lerner graduate with an M.S. in Economics and Applied Econometrics, is now pursuing a Ph.D. in economics at the University of Notre Dame.
Sharpe, an assistant professor of management information systems, spoke with Lerner about his research focus and how he got into his career field.
Analyzing more than 500 academic studies across economics, psychology, management, finance and sociology, their conclusion was unequivocal: greed is neither good nor sustainable.
Ramalingam, director and co-founder of White Giant Cashews, a cashew manufacturing company based in Tamil Nadu, India, is pursuing a part-time MBA at Lerner.
Birchfield, a senior marketing and global enterprise management double major, was one of 100 students named to the prestigious list.
Kaden is a visiting instructor in the sport management department and spoke about his vast experience in the athletics profession and what brought him to UD.
Lerner Career Services introduces Career Lab, a monthly workshop using employer-designed job simulations to help undergraduate and graduate business students gain hands-on experience, explore career paths and build job-ready skills.
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