Professor Ralph Giraud was recently featured in WalletHub’s latest article on Budget Categories, where he shared expert advice on effective budgeting. He explains that budgeting isn’t just about listing income […]
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~Rachel Ehrenberg, Assistant Director of Marketing and Communications Attending the 2025 Carnegie Higher Ed Conference in Orlando, FL was an incredible experience filled with thought-provoking sessions, inspiring speakers, and meaningful
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Dr. Emmanuel Peters and Dr. Tan Miller have published a groundbreaking article in Supply Chain Management Review! Their research explores transportation modal choice decision-making, integrating cost analysis and inventory investment
How are you planning to celebrate Valentine’s Day this year? Dr. Yuliya Strizhakova, Professor of Marketing at Rutgers School of Business–Camden, was recently featured in WalletHub, offering expert advice on
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Dr. Chester Spell, Professor of Management at Rutgers School of Business–Camden, was recently featured in a WalletHub article analyzing Nationwide Insurance. In his expert commentary, Dr. Spell highlights the powerful
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Congratulations to our very own Dr. Kristie McAlpine and Dr. David Dwertmann on receiving the NJ Bright Ideas Award! This prestigious honor recognizes exceptional business teaching and research by New
A huge congratulations to Professor Yuliya Strizhakova, Associate Professor of Marketing, on her FT50 acceptance! Her groundbreaking research on suitability and consumer behavior continues to inspire, with her latest work
Dr. Kristie McAlpine, Assistant Professor of Management, recently had her research accepted in Human Resource Management, an FT50 journal! Her study analyzes how employees’ voluntary WFH choices and the proportion
This past September, our very own RSBC Dean Monica Adya participated in the NJ Women Business Leaders Forum, hosted by the New Jersey Business & Industry Association. During the event,
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Dr. Mark Brennan, our new Assistant Professor of Management – Operations Management who began teaching here at RSBC this fall, recently wrote an article on how the potential sale of
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