News & Events
Research co-authored by UD management Professors John Sawyer and Dustin Sleesman considers how counter-offers, and even the potential for a counter-offer, can impact power in negotiations.
This spring, students in third through fifth grades from across Delaware gathered over four days to compete in the 32nd Annual Delaware Meaningful Economics Competition sponsored by the CEEE.
UD’s Tim DeSchriver received the North American Society for Sport Management’s 2019 Dr. Garth Paton Distinguished Service Award in recognition of the important roles he’s served in the organization.
From February to May, more than 1,500 students in fourth through 12th grades diligently researched public companies and traded stocks as part of the Delaware Stock Market Game (SMG).
Lerner alumni were honored at the 28th Annual Alumni Awards of Excellence during the 2019 UD Alumni Weekend.
George Tsakumis’s research, recently recognized for being a highly influential work, suggests that one key change to accounting standards may help in the fight against aggressive corporate accounting practices.
Last fall, the Lerner College’s Graduate and Executive Programs office welcomed Gheysens to speak as part of the Chaplin Tyler Executive Leadership Lecture Series.
Over 80 high school students competed in the CEEE co-sponsored 2019 Delaware Personal Finance Challenge finals.
What drives customer satisfaction in online versus offline shopping? New research from UD’s Pratyush Sharma finds that online shoppers have much different expectations than their offline counterparts.
Lerner student Stefano Stengos turned his experiences with the Geltzeiler Trading Center’s Bloomberg Terminals into a job offer from Bloomberg as a financial product analyst.
Lerner In The News
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