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In his research, Darius Miller finds that a national security law inhibits foreign investments and decreases shareholder wealth.
December 16, 2020
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Online MBA students at SMU Cox participated in the London Immersion where they consulted with TACT, the largest foster care charity in the UK.December 15, 2020
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Faculty Research âOur biggest challenge is to spread the word from what weâre learning beyond the classroom to reach todayâs marketers.âDecember 15, 2020
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Cox News Dr. Candice Bledsoe and Ana Rodriguez join Ivy Exec to review specific examples of bias, discuss research-backed recommendations for what to do to combat these biases and propose actionable steps toward a more equitable (and profitable) workplace.December 15, 2020
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Coxtoday Retrieving data. Wait a few seconds and try to cut or copy again.December 15, 2020
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Faculty Research New research by SMU Cox marketing professor Milica Mormann and coauthors Bazley and Cronqvist reveals how the visual presentation of financial information impacts important financial decisions.December 09, 2020
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Coxtoday SMU Cox marketing professor Milica Mormannâs paper âVisual Finance: The Pervasive Effects of Red on Investor Behaviorâ is forthcoming in Management Science.December 09, 2020
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Seeking opportunities to share his experiences and expertise beyond the uniform, he joined the Cox School in August as an Executive Education Professor of Practice, working with leadership training for corporate partners.December 02, 2020
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Coxtoday As part of SMU Coxâs mission to provide leadership experience, the School welcomed Lt. Col. Jason Galui as an Executive Education professor of practice and graduate program adjunct.December 02, 2020
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Cox News Business schools can play a large role in improving those odds and in helping companies diversify and strengthen by introducing more women into the C-suite.December 01, 2020
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Here are six tips to help you lead a team in times of uncertainty and economic recession.November 30, 2020
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Coxtoday Increased female enrollment at SMU Cox School of Business can put more women in leadership positions that benefit the C-suite and business world.November 24, 2020
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Cox News In the spring, the Cox Schoolâs graduate admissions teams took special note of a trend among applicants for the SMU Cox Online MBA program. SMU Cox has always been a magnet for highly motivated, ambitious young professionals â but this was different.November 18, 2020
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Coxtoday The new Cox MBA Direct program combines career and classroom to give participants the academic and professional experience they need to lead.
November 18, 2020
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Faculty Research Meet professor Zhen Zhang, SMU Cox School of Businessâ newest faculty addition. Zhang brings his substantive expertise in leadership and analytical methods to the School.November 12, 2020
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Coxtoday As part of the Universityâs ongoing efforts to attract top scholars, SMU Cox School of Business recently welcomed professor Zhen Zhang, a leading scholar in leadership and analytical methods.November 11, 2020
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Regardless of the industry, the COVID-19 pandemic has left most working professionals with two choices: adapt or stay stagnant. While the unexpected reality we face today may be alarming at first glance, the ability to change is a necessity to thrive in today's world.November 09, 2020
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Cox News A team of two second years and three first year SMU Cox MBA students representing the MBA Energy Club claimed first place and an $11,000 top prize at this yearâs National Energy Finance Challenge (NEFC) hosted by the University of Texasâ McCombs School of Business.October 30, 2020
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Coxtoday SMU Coxâs Latino Leadership Initiative works with Fortune 500 companies, nonprofits and local schools to help recruit, develop and retain Latino executives.October 28, 2020
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Assistant Dean Linda Kao helped create the first virtual Immersion experience for Online MBA students.October 27, 2020
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Press Releases The SMU Cox Caruth Institute for Entrepreneurship has released the names of the entrepreneurial businesses that made it into this yearâs coveted list of Dallas 100 companies.October 27, 2020
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Faculty Research Dallas Love Field and Southwest airline passengers received multiple boons when the Wright Amendment was repealed in late 2014. There were more nonstop flights and destinations, more gates at Love Field and reduced fares. Media stories reported that this policy reversal was a positive development. However, in new research, ITOM Professor Vishal Ahuja of SMU Cox and co-authors show that the repeal had some unintended consequences.October 21, 2020
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Coxtoday ITOM Professor Vishal Ahuja of SMU Cox and co-authors research some of the unintended consequences from the Wright Amendment repeal.October 21, 2020
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Cox News On October 15, 2020, as part of celebrating 100 years of business education at SMU, the SMU Cox School of Business honored Edwin L. Cox, Sr. â42 with the inaugural Cox Visionary Award for his extraordinary leadership and contributions to the business community. Mr. Cox, for whom SMUâs business school was named in 1978, exemplifies the vision, civic engagement and can-do spirit that inspire the best in all of us today and shape the business world changers of tomorrow.October 16, 2020
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Cox News An $11.5 million gift from Aurelia and Brad Heppner â88 and family to SMUâs Edwin L. Cox School of Business will strengthen the schoolâs commitment to fostering the leadership skills of tomorrowâs executives and investing in groundbreaking research that impacts the business world.October 14, 2020
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Coxtoday Accounting Professor Sorabh Tomar of SMU Cox sets out on his research journey about greenhouse gas emissions disclosures by facilities.October 14, 2020
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Meet Joshua Reece, first-year Online MBA student at the SMU Cox School of Business. Prior to coming to SMU Cox, Josh enlisted in the US Air Force after high school and was the first person in his family to join the armed forces.October 06, 2020
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For your future professional goals, the expertise of a career coach can be invaluable.September 25, 2020
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Cox NewsPassionate.
No other word is used more frequently to describe Ana Rodriguez, (BBA ’03), managing director of the SMU Cox Latino Leadership Initiative.
September 21, 2020
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Cox News SMU Cox will honor four alumni at its annual Distinguished Alumni and Outstanding Young Alumni Awards Luncheon on Friday, September 25. This yearâs Distinguished Alumni Awards honorees are Kelly H. Compton, BBA â79 and William (Bill) A. Hall, BBA â67 and MBA â68. The 2020 Outstanding Young Alumni honors go to Mark A. Lau, BBA â06 and Courtney N. Naudo, BBA â01.September 18, 2020
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Cox News A $15 million gift from Gina L. and Tucker S. Bridwell (BBA â73, MBA â74) to SMUâs Cox School of Business will generate transformational economic research and cutting-edge business education for generations to come, through the creation of the new Bridwell Institute for Economic Freedom. The Institute is a research institute in the SMU Cox School of Business that will examine and promote free enterprise in markets around the globe.September 18, 2020
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Cox News Join SMU Cox for a week of virtual events to learn about our MBA and Specialized Masterâs programs. Virtual sessions will feature Cox leadership, current students, alumni, and admissions representatives.September 08, 2020
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Press Releases SMU Cox will continue to streamline application requirements, most notably its GMAT/GRE test-optional policy, for all SMU Cox graduate programs through August 2021.September 02, 2020
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Cox News Securing diverse mentorship and generating an early interest in the profession have been barriers to increasing the number of Black accounting professionals, according to The CPA Journal.August 26, 2020
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Coxtoday The SMU Cox School of Business is furthering its commitment to diversity and inclusion through the newly established Nora OâGarro/Odell Brown ACAP Scholarship.August 26, 2020
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Cox News Cutting-edge instruction depends not only on developing students in the new technical skills that will play an increasingly important role in the world of business but also on teaching the principles â flexibility, intellectual curiosity, critical thinking â that leaders need to make key decisions and to, well, lead.August 19, 2020
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Coxtoday Through experiential learning and leadership development, the new NextGen Cox Curriculum is empowering future leaders to think critically, solve problems and remain agile throughout their careers.August 19, 2020
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Cox News Dixon Hall to convene University Diversity Council, supervise ombudspersonAugust 17, 2020
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Cox News Congratulations to SMU Cox EMBA Class of 2020 graduates Saadia Sheikh and Adam Tunks. Both were just named to this yearâs slate of âEMBA Best & Brightestâ by Poets & Quants.August 11, 2020
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Cox News The Cox School of Business announced today the launch of the NextGen Cox Curriculum, grounded in three foundational pillars: Leadership, Analytics, and Experiential Learning. Incoming MBA students will be the first to experience the schoolâs new NextGen Cox Curriculum, and benefit from the enhanced rigor and practical application to ensure they are not just âjob readyâ but âfuture-preparedâ as â21st century leaders for jobs to come later in an ever changing world.âAugust 03, 2020
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Meet Joe Best, first-year Online MBA student at the SMU Cox School of Business.July 23, 2020
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Cox News Leaders can count on many certainties during the lifetime of their businesses. Many of these inevitable events are positive, but others, such as a large-scale crisis, can strike fear into the hearts of people overseeing an organization.July 22, 2020
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Coxtoday Professor Shane Goodwin examines the agility of SMU Cox School of Business in 2020 as a model of what courageous leadership should entail during trying times.July 22, 2020
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Faculty Research Bhaskaran has studied what makes startups successful, with an emphasis on how entrepreneurs find a balance between their businessesâ short-term survival and their long-term profitability. Itâs a trade-off at the heart of a research paper he co-authored in 2019 entitled, âSequential Product Development and Introduction by Cash-Constrained Start-Ups.â We spoke with him about why most startups fail and the skills needed to facilitate their success.July 21, 2020
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Cox News The Caruth Institute at SMU Cox distinguishes itself by providing students with experiential learning opportunities in non-traditional business settings. Learn how they are taking entrepreneurship to new and exciting places.July 16, 2020
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Coxtoday SMU Cox Professor Sreekumar Bhaskaran explains why startups fail so often â and the skills entrepreneurs need to have to make them succeed.July 15, 2020
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Cox News On Saturday morning, August 15, 2020, the All-University Commencement Convocation will assemble graduates and candidates from all of SMUâs schools and professional programs for an outdoor ceremony at Ford Stadium. Commencement speakers will offer their congratulations to our newest class of graduates, an Honorary Degree will be bestowed on Mr. Max Glauben, and President Turner will re-confer your degrees. Graduates and candidates will cross the stage and have their names announced. SMU Cox will not host a separate ceremony. Face coverings are required while inside Ford Stadium and social distancing guidelines must be maintained. For guests who are unable to attend, the ceremony will be streamed live at smu.edu/live.July 10, 2020
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Faculty Research Vishal Ahuja's empirical study examined the impact of maintaining continuity of care in a primary care setting. For Ahuja, the research was personal, and a goal was set: Capture the value.July 08, 2020
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Coxtoday Crises are inevitable, but collapsing because of them isnât. Professor David Jacobson discusses how leadership should handle crisis management.July 08, 2020
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Coxtoday Professor Vishal Ahuja discusses how the benefits of telemedicine can help foster continuity between medical providers and their patients and what its future holds.July 01, 2020
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Cox News Incoming Master of Science in Accounting student Ashlee Jones is the first recipient of the newly announced Nora OâGarro/Odell Brown Scholarship for alumni of the SMU Accounting Career Awareness Program (ACAP).June 26, 2020
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Meet Bobby Panchisin, first-year Online MBA student at the SMU Cox School of Business.June 25, 2020
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Cox News At a time in our national discourse when many of us are asking what we can do to make a difference, SMU Cox Dean Matthew B. Myers has announced the creation of a new Cox School scholarship fund that will give the Cox Community an opportunity to contribute to a tangible need.June 25, 2020
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Coxtoday We spoke with Bruce Bullock, an expert in the energy industry, about the economic impact coronavirus has made on the oil industry in Texas and around the globe.June 23, 2020
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Faculty Research The COVID-19 stay-at-home orders have created a dependence on the use of videoconference platforms and telepresence. We spoke to Professor Amit Basu, who conducted an empirical study on the effectiveness of such technologies, for his insights.June 17, 2020
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Cox News Two-year MBA students Jenkins Bender (MBA '21) and Stacy Tubonemi (MBA '21), were among 32 business students across Texas to be recipients of the Texas Business Hall of Fame (TBHF) Scholar Award. Jenkins received The Robert H. Dedman Scholar Award, while Stacy received the Signor Family Scholar Award.June 17, 2020
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Coxtoday Working from home has quickly become a global standard. Businesses need more than technology to successfully operate remotely â they need remote leadership.June 17, 2020
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Cox News SMU Cox students have access to amazing opportunities. Last year, several undergraduate students were awarded top honors and traveled the world pursuing higher education opportunities.June 12, 2020
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Meet Kim Bouthavong, first-year Online MBA student at SMU Cox School of Business.June 11, 2020
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Coxtoday Virtual meetings have become our new normal. To find out how this will affect business, we asked SMU Cox School of Business Professor Amit Basu, who has studied the effectiveness of telepresence.June 11, 2020
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Cox News Running out of money can cause a business to fail. Professors Simon Mak and John Terry share their insights for avoiding this situation altogether â and what options remain to businesses when the cash is gone.June 09, 2020
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Coxtoday When a business runs out of money, itâs not the end of the road. Dr. Simon Mak and John Terry of the SMU Cox School of Business discuss the options that remain for struggling business owners.June 04, 2020
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Cox News I invite you to read the message below, offered by Dallas resident and our campus neighbor at the Bush Presidential Center, President George W. Bush. These thoughts are representative of the Cox Schoolâs philosophy and our dedication to diversity and to the disenfranchised, including at this particularly difficult time in history, our students, friends, and colleagues in the African-American community.June 03, 2020
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Cox News Read the full story from the Dallas Morning News: âBring people together, not apart:â Chance encounter on a Southwest Airlines flight turns into an emotional discussion on race. American Airlines CEO Doug Parker took the flight on competitor Southwest Airlines Friday that turned into an exchange about race in the midst of nationwide protests.June 03, 2020
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Cox News SMU Cox School of Business alumnus Michael Bianez (BBA â17, MSA â18) has earned the Elijah Watt Sells Award, the highest award on the CPA exam. Of the 75,000 individuals taking the CPA Exam in 2019, Bianez was among only 137 (0.2%) people to earn the esteemed award. Bianez is only the third Cox School alumnus ever to earn the honor.May 28, 2020
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Cox News From its modest start in 1920 to becoming a world leader in business education, we have an enduring connection with the city of Dallas.May 28, 2020
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Cox News Despite COVID-19, the same kind of connections were made during the most recent Southwest Venture Forum on May 21, when the event went virtual. The Caruth Institute of Entrepreneurship took it a step further and used the opportunity to raise donations for the Prison Entrepreneurship Program.May 28, 2020
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Investing in middle management is the smartest and easiest way to increase growth.May 20, 2020
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Coxtoday November 2019 marked the first time in the SMU Cox Graduate Business Schoolâs history that an official class reunion was held. Hereâs how it happened.May 20, 2020
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Coxtoday SMU Cox alumni go on to do remarkable work in the region. Here are two success stories from recent graduates, Courtney Caldwell and Ryan Dalton.May 20, 2020