Motivating and inspiring

7/22/21

The first cohort has completed CLOE's Leadership Coaching certification—and they're already empowering others to be their best.

Insights from the School of Management

6/23/21

On our blog, faculty and staff offer expertise on leadership topics, including ethics, diversity, social innovation and more.

Taking control in a real-world audit

5/24/21

In their internal auditing course, MS Accounting students become consultants for major companies and small businesses.

Lemoine honored with Chancellor's Award

7/22/21

The School of Management's James Lemoine was among 21 UB faculty and staff who received the 2021 SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence.

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News Releases

Delegating effectively or avoiding responsibility?
7/29/21
UB School of Management research shows why some employees resist delegation from their managers.
NAJASO, SUNY and UB to offer scholarships for sustainable development in Jamaica
7/29/21
New scholarship program enables students from the University of the West Indies in Kingston, Jamaica, to participate in certificate programs offered by the UB School of Management.
Paula’s Plaza reflects couple’s love for each other—and for UB
7/14/21
Construction is underway on the outdoor refuge, a gift from Russ Agrusa, BS ’76, to honor his late wife, Paula, BS ’78, and encourage future generations of students.
CEL Core grad elected president of UB Alumni Association
7/13/21
Dharshan Jayasinghe, BA ’03, CEL ’12, was elected to a two-year term as UBAA president, along with other School of Management alumni who were selected as officers.
Animation shapes how investors perceive stock prices
7/7/21
A stock appears riskier when its prices are presented in an animated line graph rather than a traditional static line graph, according to new University at Buffalo School of Management research.
Lemoine honored with SUNY Chancellor's Award
6/21/21
The School of Management's James Lemoine was among 21 UB faculty and staff who received the 2021 SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence.
Leading the future
6/16/21
More than 200 leaders from the business, nonprofit and academic worlds gathered virtually on June 3 to learn about the workplace of tomorrow at this year’s annual CLOE conference.
CEL graduates business leaders from Core program
6/14/21
Another class of established entrepreneurs is armed with the skills to move their businesses forward after graduating from the Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership Core program in the University at Buffalo School of Management.

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Tesluk on BBC
7-20-2021 — Paul Tesluk, professor and dean of the School of Management, shared his insights with the BBC about how to maximize in-office days during a hybrid work schedule.
Khavis in Business Insider
7-14-2021 — Business Insider reported on research by Joshua Khavis, assistant professor of accounting and law, that found overworked employees are less likely to produce quality audits, even if they have high job satisfaction.
Grijalva in Los Angeles Times
7-16-2021 — Emily Grijalva, associate professor of organization and human resources, was quoted by the LA Times in a story on the lack of women coaches in the NBA.
Gaia on Good Morning America
6-26-2021 — Good Morning America interviewed Joana Gaia, clinical assistant professor of management science and systems, about technologies being used in the search-and-rescue operation at the collapsed condo building in Miami.

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