Hankamer School of Business students enrolled in the Christian Ethics Applied to Business course have had their coursework published by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) website this semester as part of the WSJ "Future View" series, an editorial section that features student opinions on timely and relevant topics.

Hankamer School of Business students enrolled in the Christian Ethics Applied to Business course have had their coursework published by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) website this semester as part of the WSJ "Future View" series, an editorial section that features student opinions on timely and relevant topics.

Several programs at the Hankamer School of Business (HSB) rose to new heights as recent rankings were announced.

Baylor University’s Hankamer School of Business (HSB) is launching a two-year long centennial celebration at the HSB Alumni Homecoming Reception on Friday, Oct. 27.

Like many Full-Time MBA students at Baylor’s Hankamer School of Business, Kinley Kyro and Ben Schade arrived in Waco in search of something that would capture their imagination and set them on a course to professional success.

The Hankamer School of Business is so proud of our alumni’s accomplishments and want to share their successes far and wide. Read about the October 2023 alumni announcements.

The Hankamer School of Business (HSB) welcomed new faculty and staff members for the fall 2023 semester. The additions include top-tier faculty who will conduct high-quality research and provide innovative learning opportunities for our students.

NewsNation: Allison Alford, professor of Business Communication, is interviewed about her research on adult daughters, how they play an integral role in maintaining unity in a family structure, and the importance of recognizing the burden of the 'invisible labor' in that role.

KWBU (NPR): Stephanie Mangus explores how emotions influence business outcomes, specifically in sales.

The Hankamer School of Business (HSB) launched a new promotional video during Family Weekend. The video, entitled “Light Your Future,” captures the essence of attending the Business School while showcasing the importance of a supportive community.

KWBU (NPR): Discover how brand exposure influences decision-making as Ashley Otto's research highlights its role in streamlining choices and boosting satisfaction.

Sept. 25 is National Daughters Day, celebrating adult daughters often overlooked for their role in relationship with parents

KWBU (NPR): Explore the intersection of embracing new innovation and navigating uncertainty, especially for investors eyeing emerging IPOs, David Dicks uncovers insights that illuminate the dynamics of innovation, risk, and investor behavior.

WACO, Texas (Sept. 18, 2023) –  Baylor University’s transformational undergraduate academic programs and experiences were Top 10 national highlights in the 2024 Best Colleges rankings, released today by U.S. News & World Report.

The world economy is ever evolving, but there a few constants that can help us better understand what is happening. Sandeep Mazumder, the William E. Crenshaw Endowed Dean of the Hankamer School of Business, provided a few important things to consider the next time the economy comes up in your conversation.

KWBU (NPR): Ann Mirabito challenges conventional notions that uncovers how individuals are turning to the marketplace to manage the stressors associated with mental disorders, offering surprising insights into its potential role in mental health support.

Innovative Business: On this episode of the Innovative Business Podcast, Bo Mello and Justin Walker sit down with professor and chair of Entrepreneurship and Corporate Innovation, Peter Klein. Klein discusses what ownership competence means, how to measure it and how this can be applied not only to entrepreneurs but to business as a whole.

Having built a successful career in medical device sales, OMBA student Ty Atteberry is expanding his repertoire with a company that offers peace of mind to boaters and businesses in the British Virgin Islands.

CBS News: William Reichenstein, professor emeritus of Investments, is quoted about marginal tax rates and the “torpedo tax” in this article on three ways to minimize social security taxes.

Digital Journal: At the 2023 Marketing Ethnic Faculty Association (MEFA) conference, "Reflecting on the Past, We Venture Into the Future," associate professor of Marketing, Tyrha Lindsey-Warren, was the recipient of the Dr. Jerome D. Williams Excellence in Mentorship Memorial Award.

Shawn Williams, a Dallas-based EMBA student, credits his program’s residency program with broadening his perspective on practical issues that impact his career in medical equipment manufacturing.

Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance: This summary piece discusses the findings of published research co-authored by Finance professor Hwanki Brian Kim on whether corporations retain too much cash.

Wall Street Journal: This article of student essays submitted in the Wall Street Journal’s weekly writing contest includes a piece by Baylor finance student Lane Reaves.

The annual international trip hosted by the Dallas Executive MBA program is helping students immerse themselves in the global business environment.

Supply Chain Innovators: Pedro Reyes, associate professor of operations and supply chain management, is interviewed about supply chain education.

Fortune Education: This Fortune-curated selection of five programs that offer combined training needed in the worlds of business leadership and technology includes Baylor’s executive/full-time/online MBA with a cybersecurity concentration.

Homelight.com: Randy Hacker, Marketing professor and executive director of the Keller Center for Research, is quoted in this article about how a real estate marketing approach can make all the difference in attracting potential buyers and securing a quick sale at the right price.

The path to Baylor University for Pat Bray, Hankamer School of Business Chaplain, has been filled with twists and turns, but he knows God has been with him every step of the way.

Innovative Business: People can be passionate about their beliefs, especially on social media. However, as people express those feelings through tweets, posts and videos, polarization is evident on nearly every social platform. Professor of Information Systems, Robin Wakefield, and Edwin W. Streetman Professorship in Retail Marketing, Kirk Wakefield, study where this polarization comes from.

BBC Work Life: Professor of Marketing, Claudio Alvarez, is quoted in this article about what rockets a brand, like Barbie, into a venerated and highly coveted cult status with intense staying power.

In this Q&A, Scot Sanders, assistant director of admissions, helps prospective MBA students navigate the decision-making process surrounding standardized testing.

KWBU (NPR): Kerry McNair shares insight into supply chain management during risky economic times through his experience at Walmart, Target, and Procter and Gamble.

KWBU (NPR): Unlock the secrets to peak productivity as Jessica Stillman spills the beans on the top CEO assistants' expert advice. Get ready to elevate your efficiency with insider tips from those who assist the highest echelons of corporate success.

KWBU (NPR): Tom Walker, President of Rev One Ventures, unveils the secrets to a successful intern-hiring strategy. Unraveling the power of curiosity, he explains why this trait is indispensable when bringing young talent on board.

WalletHub: Allen Seward, director of Baylor Business Fellows, is interviewed as a featured expert in this informational article about collision insurance.

Your Tango: This article on phone snubbing, or "phubbing" cites research from phubbing expert and professor of Marketing, James Roberts.

Poets & Quants: This article features Amy Jantz, Baylor Executive MBA graduate, as a "Best & Brightest" of 2023.

Baylor’s new Online Certificate Program offers working professionals a unique opportunity to take their career to the next level.

Study International: The Hankamer School of Business is spotlighted among four outstanding business schools offering exceptional degree programs to help students make a difference in the world.

CNBC: Craig Gundersen, professor of economics and The Snee Family Endowed Chair at the Baylor Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty, is interviewed in this piece on food deserts.

Urban.org: Craig Gundersen, The Snee Family Endowed Chair at the Baylor Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty and professor of economics, researched whether the USDA’s fiscal year 2023 cost-of-living adjustment helped narrow the gap between SNAP benefits and the increasing cost of a meal.

Online MBA student Jessica Shipley invests in professional growth while leading a marketing team and remaining present at home.

Hosted by Inside the GMAT, this podcast not only highlights the early-career aspect of Baylor's Full-Time MBA, but it addresses the culture of the program as well.

Interested in an early-career MBA? We invite you to listen in as program alumna Corrie Tebay and finance professor Dr. Erik Davidson share their valuable insights from their very different perspectives.

Baylor Connections: Cindy Wu and Emily Hunter from Baylor’s Department of Management studied what constitutes a good workday break, and how can breaks impact both productivity and health—research which broke new ground and shattered a few long-held myths.

Bloomberg: Gia Chevis, director of Innovation in Accounting Data and Analytics and professor of accounting, is quoted in this article about how tax and accounting firms are increasingly embracing generative artificial intelligence for some of their operations, but regulatory and ethical hurdles are slowing adoption.

The CLS Blue Sky Blog (Columbia Law School): Baylor business professors Shuting (Sophia) Hu, and Qinxi Wu, were among researchers who examined whether interlocking boards provide an important channel for scientific knowledge and innovation to flow between firms.

Financial Advisor: Two of the top Social Security and retirement experts in the country, including William Reichenstein, emeritus professor of finance at Baylor, say advisors need to rethink the way they plan for their clients' retirements.

The New York Times: Sandeep Mazumder, The William E. Crenshaw Endowed Dean of Baylor’s Hankamer School of Business, is quoted in this article about whether Americans are ready for sabbaticals.

Bhavita Jain, a dual MBA/MSIS student, relied on Baylor's Graduate Business Career Team to help her navigate the complex world of hiring and land a summer internship that advances her career goals.