Research by Christian Resick found that employees who strongly identify with their employer are more likely to act unethically.

New research by Daan van Knippenberg, PhD, Joseph F. Rocereto Professor of Management, examines how two leadership styles combine to improve job performance.

Fulbright-funded research by LeBow faculty has yielded new insights on tax policy, innovation in India and foreign perceptions of American companies.

We are pleased to welcome the following new faculty members to the Drexel LeBow community.

These students attended the Forbes Under 30 Summit in Detroit on October 27-29.

What can a technology and innovation management co-major do for you? We explore how a technology and innovation management co-major can support other majors a business student may take and how it can be used for career advancement.

D'Innocenzo was one of 16 women on the list of 40 professors recognized by Poets&Quants for achievement in research and teaching.

Jeffrey Greenhaus' research explores how demands or support at work can spill over into a home context - and vice versa.

The symposium was the first at LeBow to explore ways key business disciplines can transform the healthcare industry.

Students discover effective strategies for team-based work in the course of providing business solutions for Vertex, a local tax software company.

During a visit sponsored by the Management Department, LeBow Business Group and The Open World Leadership Center, five journalists from Russia broke boundaries in the classroom, discussing the state of Russian journalism and key differences between American and Russian reporting practices.

This newly created fellowship supports the engagement of a graduate assistant to help with a variety of research projects for one year.

A team of undergraduate students consulted for NASDAQ Futures and produced a report on new products for the exchange.

Through The Global Leadership Experience, a consulting class in partnership with Hamilton Lane, LeBow MBA students delved into the private equity industry.

Jeongsik Lee’s research on deadlines and work quality draws from accepted patents, published patent applications, and survey responses.