Innovative Business

Professors Jim Roberts and Phil Young discuss their research about social media's impact on emotions, particularly loneliness.

Adé Oyedijo, PhD, an expert in supply chain management, discusses supply chain fraud and the global implications of disruptions, highlighting how transparency and traceability can help combat unethical practices.

In this episode, Assistant Professor Carlos Torres shares his unexpected journey from tech industry professional to faith-driven researcher. He discusses how his work challenges fear-based cybersecurity training by emphasizing personal values and education. Tune in to hear how Torres integrates faith, research, and teaching to make the digital world safer.

Owen Brown, PhD, associate professor of Accounting, shares what led him to a career in higher education, his interest in accounting, and how his research ties into society at large.

Yuna Choe's research sheds light on how consumers shop for themselves versus how they shop for others, specifically in terms of budget.

Daniel Chen's research shows that trade policy uncertainty can often hamper firm innovation, reducing investment. Hear more about his study on this episode of Innovative Business.

Qin Weng’s research shows success in open-source projects is linked to broad social networks. Hear more about her study on this episode of Innovative Business.

Zachary Ward discusses intergenerational mobility, how research has historically viewed the topic and where he hopes his study will position it moving forward.

On this episode of Innovative Business, Nick and Justin sit down with Senior Associate Dean of Research and Faculty Development Mitch Neubert to discuss the Faith and Business Chapel.