Four VCU School of Business faculty rank among World’s Top 2% Scientists
VCU researchers are celebrated among the most influential minds in academia.
New brown-bag series prepares VCU doctoral students for academic stage
Third-year Ph.D. candidates test their research in a supportive environment and fine-tune their work ahead of national academic platforms.
VCU Quest Fund provides grants to 21 faculty-led projects that target society’s biggest challenges
Transdisciplinary research teams are pursuing advances in health, engineering, the environment, homeland security and more.
VCU School of Business faculty member Adolph Brown is named a Fulbright Specialist
The international exchange program will take him to Singapore for research on higher education.
With a game show as his guide, VCU researcher uses AI to predict deception
Findings could be used to analyze human behaviors in high-stakes scenarios, such as presidential debates, business negotiations and court trials.
Leveraging Equity in Residential Property to Provide Retirement Income
In this comprehensive study, Associate Professor Pawan Jain from the Department of Finance, Insurance and Real Estate uncovers why so few individuals use home equity release schemes despite their potential to ease financial strains in retirement.
Creating more people-centered, humanistic organizations
In a recent article published in the Academy of Management Review, Associate Professor Chris Reina provides a foundation for transforming business organizations to a more people-centered focus.
Can a statistical technique help the NFL make better draft decisions?
Newly published research by Professor Jason Merrick in Management Science introduces a novel methodology for improving forecasting accuracy by combining expert opinions, even with limited data.
There’s a right way and a wrong way to deliver negative feedback
How a manager frames goals affects an employee’s ensuing performance, finds Lindsay M. Andiola, associate professor of accounting.
How Much do Customer Ordering Practices Drive Medical Supplies Distribution (In)Efficiency for Primary Care Markets?
In examining the intricate relationship between customer ordering and supply chain distribution performance, this study concentrates on the U.S. medical supplies industry, where wholesalers apply substantial data visibility.
