2016 Graduate Student Workshop in Experimental Economics
The Economic Science Institute at Chapman recently hosted 20 doctoral students from around the world for the 21st Visiting Graduate Student Workshop in Experimental Economics. In a series of 11 sessions, the students first participated in an economic experiment earning cash as a naive subject would and then afterwards discussed with the faculty member
The Leatherby Center Hosts the Keith A. Pham Business Model Competition
The Leatherby Center for Entrepreneurship and Business Ethics hosted the Keith A. Pham Business Model Competition on December 4, in which teams consisting of Chapman students and alumni competed for prize money and an opportunity to pitch to Angel investor groups. At the competition, the 10 finalists pitched their business models to a panel of
New Veterans' Club at Chapman
It has been some time since my last post at the University. A lot has happened since then, including the creation of a Veterans’ Club at Chapman University. Although I am an Argyros School student, this club is open to all students, faculty, current and former students, and all Veterans that wish to connect with
Distinguished Speaker Series with Eric Brandt
As a senior at Chapman University, I like to take full advantage of all the opportunities that the school provides its students. I had heard about the Distinguished Speaker Series dinners and events before, but never seemed to be able to make it to one. The Argyros School of Business and Economics invites top-level executives
When Compassion Creates Suffering
“In light of the horrific tragedy in Paris, we need to understand how compassion could cause “more harm” to those affected,” said Darcy Fudge Kamal, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Strategic Management at the Argyros School of Business and Economics at Chapman University. Kamal speaks from knowledge as a result of her current
Should the United States Break Up the Big Banks?
This past Wednesday, November 18, 2015, Clas Wihlborg, Ph.D., Professor at the Argyros School, participated in ”Debate: The United States Should Break Up the Big Banks,” at the University of Berkeley, California , which focused on the importance and probable risks of the American economy’s largest financial institutions. During the debate, Professor Wihlborg took a
Five Simple Things All Young Professionals Should Know
As up-and-coming business men and women, we all need to be well prepared for the business world. Knowing how to dress and act are seemingly straightforward but everyone should know what is appropriate so that you make positive first impressions. Understand the difference between business professional and business casual. First impressions are a vital
Celebrate National Philanthropy Month with the Argyros School
The Argyros School of Business and Economics is truly grateful for having exceptional students, faculty and staff that devote their time, effort and commitment in making the Argyros School the best that it can be not only in the state of California but also the country. Along with the exceptional students, faculty and staff we
Business School Professor Publishes Book about Trading Time to Live Life Purposefully
“That was it! I was afraid of never having lived. I wanted to soak up life. To experience all of it. To squeeze every ounce of meaning, friendship, achievement, and so forth out of the time that I had on this Earth. I was all in. I was excited. I was motivated and ready to
The Hot-Hand Debate Comes to Chapman
For years, researchers have tried to prove whether or not the hot hand fallacy really exists. Some gamblers have claimed that they believe in the hot hand fallacy, as many said that when they get a hot hand, they’re more likely to go on a winning streak. And although some NBA basketball players believe when
Alumni Spotlight: MBA Alumnus Opens a Global Goods Store on Melrose
Argyros School alumni have taken their place as leaders in all sectors of society. Whether they are working in government, corporate America, the non-profit arena or have started their own business. In this Alumni Spotlight, we highlight Dhia Rabiai, MBA ’14. Rabiai was recently highlighted in the Los Angeles Times for his entrepreneurial sprit
How to take an MBA course in Prague at AAU
As a former student in the MBA program here at Chapman University’s Argyros School of Business & Economics, I can tell you that the ability to craft my own study abroad experience was one of the highlights of my two years here at Chapman. I encourage current and future students to take advantage of the partnership