If you’ve been in a college classroom lately, you may have noticed some professors shifting from the traditional lecture-style classroom to interactive methods. This shift is in part due to instructors’ concerns about engaging students and promoting social interaction. But …
By Tanisia Morris Note: This story was originally published in the Fordham Newsroom and was re-published here on GabelliConnect. What’s the harm in using management practices that are merely concerned with profit-making? For Michael Pirson, a scholar of humanistic management, …
Are you interested in helping people reach their goals or change the way they look at things on a daily basis? If so, you may be curious about a career in management consulting. On Tuesday, February 21, the Center for Professional …
The Gabelli School of Business is launching a new master’s degree program, focusing on management, in the Spring 2017 semester. The MS in Management program will offer students the essentials of business in a one-year program, rather than the two …
By Gabriella Stevens, FCRH ’17 For Francis Pierrel, CEO and president of Lacoste North America, leading a successful company is about “evolution.” Having multiple plans, choosing the best plan for the given situation and explaining the “why” of the plan …
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