Operations and supply chain graduate program rises to No. 6 in Gartner ranking
The Moore School's graduate operations and supply chain program now ranks No. 6 in North America, according to global research firm Gartner.
Moore School partnering with Benedict College for HBCU master's pathway program
The Moore School is creating a new pathway for students from South Carolina's historically Black colleges and universities to earn Master of Accountancy degrees.
A Moore School first
MIB alumnus first Sri Lankan to graduate from the program
Strengthening international business leaders
U.S. agency renews UofSC international business center's federal funding
Changing lives through medical devices
Alumnus credits well-rounded International MBA program with preparing him for product manager role
Operations and supply chain undergrad program jumps to No. 3 in Gartner ranking
The Moore School's undergraduate operations and supply chain program (OSC) is ranked No. 3 in North America, according to the Gartner Top 25 North American Supply Chain Undergraduate Programs rankings released Tuesday.
Working together to move South Carolina forward
South Carolina SmartState® Program commemorating 20 years of research, innovation and economic impact
Returning to Spain
Alumna teaching in Spain after studying abroad there just before the pandemic
Helping the Ukrainian wounded
Moore School students and Ukraine natives launch campaign to aid Ukrainian wounded
2021 Page Prize winners announced
The Moore School's 14th annual Dr. Alfred N. and Lynn Manos Page Prize for Sustainability Issues in Business award winners were recently celebrated for their efforts to introduce or substantially upgrade sustainability courses or associated coursework into national and international business school curricula.
From the army to aerospace company
MBA recent graduate and Army vet launching finance career with multinational conglomerate
Optimizing Wayfair home goods
International MBA alumna gains skills to flourish in operations and supply chain position
Marketing graduate honors active military, veterans with nonprofits
Moore School alumnus Connor Larson ('22 marketing, minor in UofSC psychology) was looking for a way to show his great appreciation for veterans, active military personnel and first responders.
Gaining new opportunities
Professional MBA program opening doors for administrative and entrepreneurial ventures for U.S. Army dental scientist and medical acquisition officer
Strengthening business acumen to lead in life sciences field
Medical devices sales executives solidifying leadership skills with Professional MBA program
Moore School's Center for Executive Succession welcomes new executive director
The Moore School's Center for Executive Succession has hired recently retired Trane Technologies executive vice president and chief human resources, marketing, and communications officer Marcia Avedon as its new executive director beginning in June.
Finance professor's research informs policy to mitigate impacts of crises
Finance professor Allen N. Berger's research explores patterns and business analytics from previous financial and banking challenges and successes to guide bank and government leaders and finance scholars through future crises to avoid events like recessions or depressions. In recognition of his research expertise, Berger was recently ranked No. 5 on Research.com's list of Top Economics and Finance Scientists.
Folks Center: Business and the World Food Programme
World Food Programme executive director and former South Carolina Governor David Beasley gave a special address at the March Folks Center Forum, highlighting the need for private sector partnerships and innovation to address critical humanitarian issues around the world.
Too many eggs in one basket
Marketing professor Ramkumar Janakiraman examined the overall survival and growth odds of a young firm when it is dependent on one or just a few key customers.
Warranty and reliability
Management science associate professor Necati Tereyagoglu recently published research about variations in warranty lengths in the U.S. automotive industry and how they relate to product reliability and new-versus-used car sales.
Opioids' ripple effects
Two economics faculty members' research highlights the impacts of opioid use on communities via K-12 test scores and the less pervasive monitoring standards for disabled populations.
Panic Buying During COVID-19
An international business professor and student were among the first researchers to examine the cultural context of consumer panic buying that occurred around the globe at the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Risky Tax Moves
Three accounting professors' research finds those who owe income taxes are willing to make riskier tax decisions and use their aggravation to morally justify cheating.
Managing human capital
Management associate professor Donald “D.J.” Schepker focused his recent research on the NFL's 1993 free agency and salary cap and how those shifts put more pressure on coaches to perform.
Russian oligarchs are targets for economic sanctions to end Putin's Ukraine war
U.S. President Joe Biden and other world leaders are setting their sights on Russia's oligarchs as they seek new ways to punish Russian President Vladimir Putin -- and those who have enabled him and profited from his reign -- for waging war in Ukraine.