Costello College of Business Faculty Media Mentions

HR Dive covers research by assistant professor of accounting Joseph (Han) Stice, which finds that Deloitte accountants on H-1B visas were paid ten percent less than their U.S.-born peers. 

Derek Horstmeyer, professor of finance, recently published an article titled, "Market Timing Has Picked Up Since Covid. It Has Cost Investors Dearly," in the Wall Street Journal.

Associate professor of management, Mandy O'Neill's co-authored piece in Harvard Business Review explains how managers can use expressions of gratitude to create a culture where employees feel seen and supported. 

Lisa Gring-Pemble, associate professor in the Business Foundations area, speaks to The Washington Examiner about how Kamala Harris' election loss fits into the history of American women's movement.

Assistant professor of management Sarah Wittman discusses the future of the U.S. labor market in Virginia Business.

Research co-authored by Mandy O'Neill, associate professor of management, finds that expressing gratitude in advance is an effective way to boost cooperation in others.

Laurie Meamber, associate professor of marketing, comments to WalletHub on the best ways to save money this Thanksgiving.

Roll Call interviews Brad Greenwood, the Maximus Corporate Partner Professor of Business, about his research concerning the mental health impact of state-level abortion bans in the U.S. 

For Fast Company, management professor Kevin Rockmann writes about the power struggles playing out in corporate offices around the question of remote working.

In this article for the Wall Street Journal, finance professor Derek Horstmeyer and finance students Aarya Walvekar and Renzo Victoria show how active management is dwindling in the mutual fund space.