Santa Clara University

Math Multipliers, a non-profit for science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education founded by Santa Clara MBA student Alejandro Garcia, was recognized by the Clinton Global Initiative University 2013 last month.

Professor of Finance, Robert Hendershott, was quoted in an NPR Marketplace article about Yahoo’s recent acquisition of Tumblr for over a billion dollars.

Professor of Finance, Meir Statman was quoted in a Chicago Times article about younger generations investing more of their assets oversees than older generations.

Economics professor Helen Popper was quoted in NPR's Marketplace show, discussing why online currency Bitcoin is viewed negatively by regulators.

Professor of Management, Terri Griffith wrote a blog featured on the Harvard Business Review Blog Network titled “Leadership Is More than Interpersonal Skills.”

Barry Posner and Jim Kouzes' work on The Leadership Challenge is sited in a column by the MercuryNews.com that uses a real-life situation as an example of what Barry and James Kouzes identify as key practices of effective leadership.

Professor of Marketing, Buford Barr, and his Public Relations students were quoted in a KGO radio story for their campaign to raise awareness about a state bill requiring drug companies to take responsibility for proper disposal of unused meds.

Mario L. Belotti Professor of Finance, Hersh Shefrin, was quoted in an article examining American’s optimism regarding their personal finances. Joining with Chase Blueprint, Hersh conducted a research project titled “Born to spend? How nature and nurture impact spending and borrowing habits.”

Professor of Finance, Hersh Shefrin spoke with the people at Pymnts.com about his new paper “Born to Spend: How Nature and Nurture impact Spending and Borrowing Habits.”

Glenn Klimek Professor of Finance Meir Statman wrote the anchor article on getting a grip on your emotions when investing, for the Wall Street Journal’s Wealth Management Report Special Section.