The Accounting Department continues to host research workshops as part of our commitment to support faculty research. We invite nationally and internationally recognized scholars to present their research projects at Santa Clara University.
SCU Career Center Updates for the 4/26 newsletter
An Interview with Isabella Gomez and Dr. Amy Lueck presented by Júlia von Gersdorff
ISA professor Naren Agrawal is leading the charge to revolutionize supply chain management with the introduction of the Optimal Machine Learning, a game-changing model that directly connects data to decisions, increasing agility and resilience while reducing costs.
Curriculum prepares students to harness influence ethically and thoughtfully throughout their careers
The new course, part of a broader initiative, is aimed at empowering first-year students to develop their leadership skills ethically and thoughtfully. Through this innovative curriculum, students learn the art of ethical influence and self-awareness, setting the stage for a successful academic and professional journey.
Garrett Jensen '14 is making a significant impact as the Legislative Director in the California State Assembly, driven by his belief that local government plays a crucial role in shaping business environments and communities.
Register and Join Us on May 2nd!
On the multifaceted ethical issues presented by brain implants and AI, and efforts to address them.
Northern California Innocence Project found 2020 law to prevent wrongful incarceration is not being followed.
Sally Koch MA ‘13, speaks about how Santa Clara University’s Graduate Program in Pastoral Ministries has so significantly impacted her life and her spirituality that she is discerning to become a sister with the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet.
The fitness industry is focused too much on the prioritization of profit, glorification of false realities, and pervasiveness of misinformation, which all have repercussions on individual health and well-being.
Irina Raicu, director, internet ethics, quoted by Scientific American.
Staff Spotlight: Denise Ho, Undergraduate Business Programs
Staff Spotlight: Joshua Rosenthal, Grad Dept
Brian Green, director, technology ethics, quoted by Inc.
Brian Green, director, technology ethics, quoted by TechTarget.
How a Santa Clara poetry professor teaches students to make magic with words
The risks & limitations of Generative AI and how to reduce them.
Overview and details on SCU's Phishing Simulation Program.
It's time to realize that we’re members of a multi-species family for whom we should feel a humble, affectionate, and sacred respect.
SVEC Community Spotlight featuring David Albritton, Managing Director at CRA
David Albritton's career trajectory illustrates a commendable journey of growth and adaptability across diverse sectors. His participation in the Black Corporate Board Readiness (BCBR) program played a crucial role in equipping him with both the knowledge and the network necessary to advance on his board journey and facilitated his connection with ADN where he now serves as a Speaker for the ABLE Program. As a Managing Director at CRA | Admired Leadership, he provides coaching, counsel, and facilitation for senior leaders and rising stars, focusing on areas such as leadership development, communication strategy, team effectiveness, change/crisis management, career growth, and culture evolution.
Brian Green, director, technology ethics, quoted by The Daily Upside.
Chapter 1: The Startup Years (1923-1940)
The first chapter of Leavey's centennial book dives into the school's early days, from the launch of the College of Commerce and Finance to the first effects of World War II in 1940.
Each month, Leavey News will feature a chapter from the centennial book "A Legacy of Innovation." Stay tuned for upcoming chapters.
