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Archive for ‘Fall 2016: The Economy Issue’
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Dean’s Message
Americans are proud and resourceful. From the American Revolution to the civil rights movement to recent terrorist attacks, our nation’s history is steeped in hard work and overcoming hardships during our 240 years as a […]
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Goldilocks and the Narrative-Driven Economy
By Eric Krell It turns out that gross domestic product (GDP) and porridge have something in common. When describing the recent U.S. economy, “Goldilocks and the Three Little Bears”serves as a fitting analogy. The term […]
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Recent Grad Profile: Emily Gutierrez
One-Two Combo: Baylor Grad Uses Teaching, Research Background to Effect Change By Becca Broaddus In high school, Emily Gutierrez swore she’d never be a teacher. She never imagined herself in boxing gloves four times a […]
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Alumni Profile: Russ Sullivan
Capitol Investment: D.C. Attorney Shapes Lives Through Legislation, Mentorship By Becca Broaddus Russ Sullivan loves what he does. From Capitol Hill to the courtroom to the chaos of his home, Sullivan has made an effort […]
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The Makings of a New American Industrial Revolution
By Becca Broaddus The manufacturing industry in the U.S. is growing amidst a renewed push to “Buy American” among domestic consumers. Already, much of what America consumes, America makes, but since the recession in 2008, […]
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Baylor Business Buzz
Dean Terry S. Maness Elected AACSB International Board Member Dean Maness of Baylor University’s Hankamer School of Business was elected to the Board of Directors for the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International […]
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Alumni Profile: Kris Hartley
The New Urban Growth: Researcher Improves Lives through Economic Policy, Urban Planning By Becca Broaddus Enveloped in the sounds of Mahler’s Fifth Symphony, Kris Hartley sat in the back of a crowded Jones Concert Hall […]
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Agent of Change
Agent in Charge By Kevin Perkins Special Agent in Charge, Baltimore Division Federal Bureau of Investigation One thing all highly successful organizations have in common is exceptional leadership through turbulent times of change. Throughout its […]
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Documenting the Undocumented: Research Reveals Continued Polarization
By Eleanor Hunt There is no limit to the rhetoric on illegal immigration this election year, even while full-scale reform is deadlocked in the U.S. Congress. Meanwhile, cities, counties and states are enacting their own […]
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Student Profile: Sakina Haji
Upward Trend: Economics Degree Boosts Student on Corporate Law Trajectory By Becca Broaddus Sakina Haji was born in India and lived abroad until she was seven years old. When her family moved to Houston that […]
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Alumni News
1970s Ed Crenshaw, BBA ’73, retired chief executive officer of Florida-based Publix Super Markets, was honored by the Grocery Manufacturers Association and received the 2016 Hall of Achievement Award in July, the organization’s highest honor. […]
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Homecoming Reception Invitation
Night falls, and the air is filled with sounds of laughter and reminiscing at Hankamer. This is the music of Homecoming. You are invited to the Homecoming reception at the Paul L. Foster Campus for […]
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