by Michael Reardon | Apr 20, 2014 | Uncategorized
By Professor Andrew Inkpen Students often ask me if I can recommend any good new books. I always find that a difficult question. Someone wrote recently that there are more than 70,000 books in the strategy field, which is my main area. Some of these books are...
by Michael Reardon | Apr 20, 2014 | Archives
By Borijan Borozanov I’ve been serving as a PCA for two semesters in a row. During this time and according to my not so perfect journal, I have had close to 200 face-to-face meetings with my fellow students, reviewed more than 70 first-time resumes and exchanged...
by Michael Reardon | Apr 6, 2014 | Archives
By Manuela Emmrich ’11 In the last fifty years the world has seen unparalleled innovation in just about every way imaginable, including the world of sports. However, there is one major sport that has seen very little of this mainstream progression. Tennis. More...
by Michael Reardon | Mar 30, 2014 | Uncategorized
By Anonymous Much credit should be given to Santiago Peralta, Michael Reardon, Nikhil Purwaha and Abhishek Nagaraju for their joint statement regarding the ongoing tug of war between the administration, TIAA, and to a lesser degree, Laureate. Beginning with the mass...
by Michael Reardon | Mar 30, 2014 | Archives
By President Larry Penley Over the past two weeks, I have taken part in hundreds of conversations with students, faculty, and other leaders in higher education around the world. Without exception, every single one of these dialogues has shared a common theme: in order...
