The Office of Student Involvement held their 5th Annual Leadership Reception Sunday, April 22 at the IUPUI Campus Center.
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Making an impact on society: Kelley senior Daniela Klaz recognized with Plater Civic Engagement Medallion
For many students, four majors, two minors and recognition as an Honors College scholar would complete a successful college career. Not for Daniela Klaz. Among the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis senior’s most important achievements is the title civic leader.
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It’s Amazing What You Can Learn From Your Students
As a marketing professor, I am always keeping my eyes open for examples of strong marketing. At the same time, I try to think of ways to help my marketing degree students experience these examples for themselves rather than having me just tell them about it.
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Successful Marketing Is A Lot Like Snow Skiing and It Takes Practice
In my last post, I mentioned how much I love snow skiing and shared my latest downhill ski adventure. I also love cross country skiing. Over Spring Break, I was out for a long, long cross country ski when it hit me that successful marketing ends up being a blend of these two types of snow skiing. How so? Well, let’s see what all three have in common.
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Nine Kelley students named among IUPUI’s Top 100
When you go to school with some 30,000 students, being named among the Top 100 undergraduates is a big deal. Nine Kelley School of Business Indianapolis students have received such an honor.
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So, What’s it Take to Innovate Existing Products?
On Friday March 2nd, Kelley hosted its 66th Annual Business Conference in downtown Indy. I always look forward to attending this conference as it gives me a chance to take a deep breath and think about something more than what’s going on in my classes.
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Do We Have Too Many Choices?
An article in the Indy Star a week or so ago caught my attention. The headline reads:
Gum may not stick around. My first thought was, “What are they talking about? I love gum.”
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The Pace of Change in Transportation: Part 2
As I argued in my last blog post, transportation in the U.S. has only experienced modest and incremental gains over the last 50+ years. However, I think that will change in the next 10-15 years. The reason will be the rise of the driverless (or autonomous) car.
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The B-List
Like any other field, business has its own language, cultural references, and media. If you want to speak the language and get the inside jokes, you need to spend some time immersing yourself in the ideas. So I humbly present to you the “B-List”, which is my recommendations of books, movies, websites, media, and general stuff that may be of interest to you.
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The Pace of Change in Transportation
Why are we still stuck driving to work and school everyday? In my lifetime, we’ve had enormous change in so many aspects of our lives, but I still get where I’m going in the same way I did 20 years ago.
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