Marquette Business
Sales research in action: Dr. Jess Ogilvie uses novel insights to create hands-on learning experiences
When COVID-19 forced classes to go virtual, most saw it as an obstacle. Dr. Jess Ogilvie saw it as an opportunity to create new training exercises for students. “With our industry partners, I conducted research into verbal and nonverbal language cues during video sales calls,” says Ogilvie, the director of Marquette Business’ Center for…
Ready for AI’s role in the business world
When ChatGPT debuted in late 2022, it sent shockwaves through the business world. As companies around the world continue to grapple with how to use artificial intelligence in their day-to-day operations, students from all majors in the Marquette College of Business Administration are learning to harness the technology. And beginning this semester, a new AI…
Engineering meets supply chain: Hands-on lessons in automation
The task that baffles students in the Manufacturing, Planning and Control class is something that a five-year-old can easily do: snap two Legos together. One might think that the state-of-the-art robots in the Omron Advanced Automation Lab would do it at least as easily as a human toddler. It turns out, however, that the process…
Seventh FELOS Leadership Development cohort selected
The Office of Faculty Affairs and Dr. Gary Meyer announced the names of faculty selected to take part in the FELOS Faculty Leadership Development Program.
Bridging campus and career through AIM: NYC trip opens doors for aspiring financiers
An annual trip to the heart of the world’s financial markets set students up for a lifetime of success in the industry.
Leadership lessons passed between deans Frank and Andrew DeGuire: a father-son conversation
Law school graduations were something of a family project for the DeGuire family. Frank presided over the ceremony from the stage as dean of the Marquette Law School, while Andrew and his siblings were extra sets of hands for setup and cleanup. “We would go into the Pabst Theater and do a lot of simple…
Perspectives in Applied AI: Building customized education for all
Associate professor of finance Hunter Sandidge uses artificial intelligence to create custom modules for students.
Business students encouraged to attend career fair Feb. 11-12 in O’Brien Hall
The College of Business Administration invites people to its two-day career fair happening Feb. 11-12 in O’Brien Hall.
NMDSI awards over $700,000 in research and curricula funding to university experts
Each of these programs serve to accelerate a robust ecosystem for research and innovation, talent pathways and community outreach and partnerships.
Perspectives in Applied AI: Keeping the Human Touch
Dr. Brian Spaid incorporates artificial intelligence into his marketing classes, but is cautious about over-reliance on it.