Moore School professor Sherry Thatcher has been appointed as the incoming editor for the Academy of Management Review. Thatcher, chair of the Moore School management department, will assume full editorial responsibility for all manuscripts in summer 2020 with her new appointment.
Recent Master of Human Resources graduates completed a consulting project in their final semester that gave them hands-on experience dealing with a real human resources issue while providing recommendations for an international corporate partner.
The Moore School and Professional MBA students collaborated with two SmartState Centers and two South Carolina companies to apply new technologies in aerospace manufacturing to prosthetic limbs.
Moore School International MBA alumnus Brennan Dobbins ('18 IMBA) took his undergraduate engineering background and combined it with a top-ranked IMBA to launch a successful career as a senior strategy project manager for Lenovo's data center group.
Moore School International MBA professor Tatiana Kostova centers her research on how multinational companies are managed and their global strategies surrounding cultural and institutional influences.
New Moore School management science assistant professor Necati Tereyağoğlu thinks that management science with a focus on data can impact how value is determined in business markets.
Moore School MBA alumna Erika Davis ('18 MBA) has already seen her hard work pay off within a year of graduating from the Professional MBA program after receiving a promotion at Michelin.
Moore School alumnus Ian Mackintosh ('13 IMBA, '07 UofSC JD) won The Proving Ground competition in 2015 for his bottle cooler product and business idea that he calls Brevino; four years later, Mackintosh is still expanding his company while balancing a full-time job and family.
New Moore School economics assistant professor Jessica Brown focuses her research on labor and public policy like the potential scarcity of quality child care options for working parents as well as the role people's awareness plays in areas like insurance.
Five Moore School Master of Human Resources candidates recently won first place in the graduate division at the Krannert HR Executive Dinner and Case Competition at Purdue University.
Moore School operations and supply chain students gathered with representatives from 11 companies for the twice-annual Industry Summit in December to share the results of their capstone consulting projects.
Moore School alumna Jeanelle Scheper ('17 economics, '18 MAEcon) is spending 2019 balancing a new job in data analytics for adidas in the Netherlands while training for the high jump competition in the 2020 summer Olympics in Tokyo.
Congratulations to our December 2019 Moore School graduates! In celebration of graduation, here's a look at what a few of our newest Moore School alumni learned during their time here, their advice for current students and what's next.
Seventeen Moore School and College of Engineering and Computing students participated in the inaugural Analytics Hackathon in November to solve an operations and supply chain real-world issue for Schaeffler, USA.
Two Moore School faculty have been named by the Web of Science Group among the top 1 percent of influential researchers in economics and business.
Moore School sophomore Alisa Berindea started her own student organization earlier this semester when she realized out of the 500+ organizations, UofSC doesn't have a student book club.
Despite extended trade negotiations between the U.S. and China and a deceleration in global economic growth, South Carolina's economy remains resilient, according to University of South Carolina economists at the Darla Moore School of Business. The full forecast, which will be presented at the 39th annual Economic Outlook Conference today, predicts slower growth in 2020 but no recession.
Tom ('90 economics and management science) and Sharon Barnes created in 2018 the Barnes Family Business Scholarship Endowment Fund to assist students with a financial need. Both Tom and Sharon Barnes paid their way through college and benefited from scholarships, grants and loans, so they wanted to help ease the financial burden for students in similar situations.
CEO succession planning is vital to business success and longevity, yet many companies get it wrong. Three Moore School management professors have gathered valuable evidence to compile an aggregate set of data that companies can use to plan their next CEO hire.
Management and operations might sound daunting to some business students, but Moore School management science assistant professor Blair Flicker thinks that everyone can relate to the topics covered in his field.
When he completed his degree a decade ago, Moore School alumnus Jesse Bullard ('09 entrepreneurial management, real estate) had high aspirations as an entrepreneur.
Moore School banking and finance professor Allen Berger is publishing a book next year about the 2008 government bailouts and the newer concept of private sector bail-ins of struggling banks.
According to Moore School alumnus Terrance Williams ('90 insurance and economics), the University of South Carolina has played a substantial role in the man he's become and the success he's had as an insurance executive, so much so that he created an endowed scholarship to honor the business school in 2018.
After a career as a violinist, music teacher and data analyst for Disney, Moore School Ph.D. candidate Caitlin Ray realized her passion for academia and decided to pursue her Ph.D. in business administration to one day hopefully secure a tenured faculty position.
Moore School alumnus Michael Williamson ('90 marketing) has a plan to end poverty in Louisiana.