Communications
Media Mentions
LeBow College of Business faculty are highly sought after experts in their fields of study and often contacted by the media to comment on business-related issues in the news. Topics typically include the economy, corporate governance and finance. Below is a sampling of media placements.
LeBow in the News
President Trump is almost due for his annual physical. What would an executive get?
via The Philadelphia Inquirer
TD Bank Professor of Finance Michelle Lowry shares her perspective on executives disclosing personal health information to constituents.
Airbnb Boycotted And Sued For Discrimination Following Israel Settlement Ban
via Forbes
Stephen Cozen Research Scholar and Associate Professor of Marketing Daniel Korschun provides an analysis of Airbnb’s recent decision to remove 200 listings from Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
Why yes, girls in low-tech households are still interested in STEM
via Technical.ly Philly
Drexel University LeBow College of Business and STEM education nonprofit TechGirlz recently released a survey suggesting that young girls’ interest in tech or STEM fields isn’t contingent on the degree of their parents’ affinity for the subject.
Patagonia's Unapologetically Political Strategy and the Massive Business It Has Built
via INC.
Daniel Korschun, associate marketing professor, shared his thoughts on what consumers and employees are looking for from corporations in light of Patagonia’s recent political positioning.
WalletHub's Best 0% Balance Transfer Credit Cards
via WalletHub
Professor of Finance Eliezer M. Fich shares his top tips on finding the best zero balance transfer cards.
Assistant Professor of Finance Casey Dougal and a team of researchers cited “racial animus” as the main cause for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) being charged 20 percent higher underwriting fees than their counterparts.
Carlos Ghosn's arrest shows that even visionaries need oversight
via CNN Business
After the arrest of Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn over what Nissan called “significant acts of misconduct,” the need for checks and balances was highlighted by Ralph Walkling, Christopher and Mary Stratakis Professor in Corporate Governance and Accountability.
Ask the Experts: David Becher on Citibank Credit Cards
via WalletHub
Associate Professor of Finance David Becher provides insight on the key features of Citibank credit cards, including cash back percentages and the results of a “no late fees” policy.
Trying to trick yourself into exercising more? Good luck.
via The Washington Post
Associate Professor of Economics Mark Stehr’s recent research, covering exercise habits in relation to motivation, was recently highlighted in the Washington Post.
In the NCAA March Madness basketball tournament, what’s a win worth to the little guys?
Ellen Staurowsky, EdD, a professor in the Center for Hospitality and Sport Management, was quoted in a March 16 Christian Science Monitor article about what an NCAA March Madness win means for smaller universities who finances are pinched by changing student demographics.