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work life balance

Jeffrey Greenhaus' research explores how demands or support at work can spill over into a home context - and vice versa.

Students, professors, and staff gather to discuss health care research

The symposium was the first at LeBow to explore ways key business disciplines can transform the healthcare industry.

LeBow students at Vertex with Jeff Westphal

Students discover effective strategies for team-based work in the course of providing business solutions for Vertex, a local tax software company.

Russian Journalists from The Open World Trip Pose for Photo

During a visit sponsored by the Management Department, LeBow Business Group and The Open World Leadership Center, five journalists from Russia broke boundaries in the classroom, discussing the state of Russian journalism and key differences between American and Russian reporting practices.

Lauren D'Innocenzo

This newly created fellowship supports the engagement of a graduate assistant to help with a variety of research projects for one year.

NASDAQ Philadelphia

A team of undergraduate students consulted for NASDAQ Futures and produced a report on new products for the exchange.

Through The Global Leadership Experience, a consulting class in partnership with Hamilton Lane, LeBow MBA students delved into the private equity industry.

Calendar and hourglass

Jeongsik Lee’s research on deadlines and work quality draws from accepted patents, published patent applications, and survey responses.

Drexel MBA students Paul Tesluk, Dean of U of Buffalo School of Management

Four first-year MBA students faced challenges from the weather and from judges' difficult questions en route to finishing second in a case competition.

Information flows

Analyzing journal citations provided Chaojiang Wu and his co-authors an objective way of documenting the sharing of knowledge across academic disciplines.

Analytical leader graphic

The ability for individuals to influence in an environment where decisions are based on big data and technology is becoming increasingly important.

Daan van Knippenberg, PhD

One of the world’s most cited researchers on leadership in business joined LeBow this summer. He will be teaching MBA, EMBA and DBA courses.

Mary Mawritz

Management professor Mary Mawritz's research reveals how any boss can engage in abusive supervision, which may be in response to an employee’s behavior.

Management professor D'Innocenzo

Drexel LeBow assistant professor of management Lauren D’Innocenzo and co-researchers studied newly formed teams as they developed cohesion and worked toward success.

Brandon Jones presenting STAR Scholar Research

A company whose CEO is an effective communicator is likely to have a stronger performance, according to STAR research conducted at Drexel LeBow.