Spring 2018
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Article ItemNew Pamplin home designed to transform business education , article
Pamplin's new Global Business and Analytics Complex will transform the educational experience and serve as a model for business schools across the nation.
Alumni
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Article ItemDeborah Petrine: from typist to CEO and rector , article
Alumna Deborah Petrine tells her story from typist to CEO and the first woman to be rector of Virginia Tech's Board of Visitors.
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Article ItemOmar Asali: the road to yes , article
Alumnus Omar Asali talks about the lessons he's learned from his 25 years in finance and investing.
Research & Teaching
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Article ItemPerception and behavior of cyberloafing controls , article
Lara Khansa investigates whether and how individual perceptions and behaviors changed after formal controls to curb cyberloafing were announced.
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Article ItemNew Feiertag Collection offers access to hospitality research , article
The Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management has established the Feiertag Hospitality Academy-to-Industry Research Collection in VTechWorks.
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Article ItemDisagreements can counter biases , article
Anne-Sophie Chaxel's research finds that encountering others who disagree with us can help us let go of biases and become more open-minded beings.
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Article ItemWhen pride, anger affect negotiations , article
A two-part study co-authored by William Becker, found that anger does not carry over from one negotiation to the next, but pride does.
Notables
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Article ItemDean’s message , article
Pamplin continues to expand and improve, says Dean Robert Sumichrast in his message, providing the best business school experience to students and promoting economic development for the commonwealth and beyond.
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Article ItemCollege Factual places business analytics in top 5 , article
According to College Factual, a site that uses outcomes-based data, Pamplin’s management sciences and quantitative methods program ranked No. 4 in the U.S.
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Article ItemBy the numbers: national rankings , article
According to the U.S. News & World Report, Pamplin's master of information technology is ranked second among national programs.
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Article ItemHospitality and tourism management to be named for Howard Feiertag , article
Pamplin's Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management will be renamed after hospitality icon and longstanding faculty member Howard Feiertag.
Events
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Article ItemHoliday reception , article
The college’s faculty and staff gathered for the annual holiday reception last December.
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Article ItemHospitality gala , article
Longtime faculty member Howard Feiertag was honored at a gala last November in metro Washington D.C.
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Article ItemHonors banquet , article
Scholarship donors and their recipients were recognized at the college’s Honors Banquet last November.
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Article ItemFinancial planners , article
Seniors Davis Gardner and Cade Philips were among students who attended TD Ameritrade Institutional’s annual conference.
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Article ItemDiwali , article
Hospitality and tourism management master’s students organized an International Festival of Light celebration.
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Article ItemWintermester abroad , article
Some Pamplin students spent part of winter break studying abroad in faculty-led programs focusing on resort management.
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Article ItemCalling all entrepreneurs , article
The Apex Center for Entrepreneurs organized a variety of programs aimed at helping budding entrepreneurs thrive.
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Article ItemStudent Investors , article
BASIS students visited banks and other financial firms in Charlotte, North Carolina and Richmond, Virginia.
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Article ItemCharlotte networkers , article
Bank of America sponsored a networking reception for alumni and friends in Charlotte, North Carolina, in January.
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Article ItemMBAs at Homecoming , article
MBA students from the National Capital Region enjoyed a Graduate Student Assembly-sponsored tailgate in Blacksburg last October.
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Article ItemWomen in Business , article
Panelists discussed career navigating and negotiating at the Women in Business – New York reception last October for alumni and friends.
Philanthropy
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Article ItemRecord donation of $2 million made to Virginia Tech Program in Real Estate , article
Alumni couple Willis Blackwood and Mary Nolen Blackwood donated $2 million to the rapidly growing Virginia Tech Program in Real Estate.
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Article ItemGift Report , article
Virginia Tech Pamplin College of Business Spring 2018 gift report.
People
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Article ItemIn Memoriam , article
Virginia Tech Pamplin College of Business 2018 in memoriam.
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Article ItemCollege Awards – Research , article
Virginia Tech Pamplin College of Business 2018 college research awards.
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Article ItemCollege Awards – Student , article
Virginia Tech Pamplin College of Business 2018 college awards.
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Article ItemNational Awards , article
Virginia Tech Pamplin College of Business national awards.
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Article ItemCollege Awards – Faculty , article
Virginia Tech Pamplin College of Business 2018 college awards.