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Dr. David Schuff Becomes MIS Department Chair

The Fox School of Business has announced Dr. David Schuff as the new chair of the Department of Management Information Systems (MIS). Since joining the faculty in 2000, Schuff has played a major role in elevating the reputation of the department through his exceptional teaching, research, and leadership. “David’s service to Fox and the MIS […]

PhD Alumnus Receives Grants by the Prestigious Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Kevin Hong, a 2014 graduate of the Management Information Systems concentration of the PhD program at the Fox School of Business and an Assistant Professor at Arizona State University, recently received a $120,024 grant to research bias and health issues in online “gig economy” platforms. The grant, awarded by the prestigious Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, […]

Pennsylvania governor discusses innovation in visit to Temple

Pennsylvania is a hotbed for technology and innovation, said Governor Tom Wolf, and is more than capable of tackling upcoming talent gaps in its workforce. Wolf visited Temple University May 2 to discuss innovation, economic development, and technology for a Philly Tech Week event held at the Fox School of Business’ Alter Hall. He addressed […]

Fox School alumna applying graduate degree to excel in digital marketing industry

Lauren Moreno’s undergraduate education spanned fine arts, journalism, and art history. In search of a graduate program that would enhance her sales and marketing career, Moreno chose Temple University’s Fox School of Business. In February, Moreno earned a Master of Science degree in Digital Innovation in Marketing (DIM), as part of the online program’s first […]

Fox School appoints alumnus, industry leader to steer future potential of ITACS graduate program

The Master of Science in IT Auditing and Cyber-Security (MS-ITACS) program at Temple University’s Fox School of Business provides students with the latest practices in the field with the help of an advisory council composed of industry leaders. The Fox School strengthened that mission with its recent appointment of Kapish Vanvaria, management consultant with Ernst […]

Fox School researchers: Consumers more likely to recall printed ads than digital ones

Even in today’s digital age, a printed advertisement is more likely to stick with a consumer than its online counterpart. Mixed-media marketing campaigns are much more likely to succeed when they incorporate a print medium, according to researchers from Temple University’s Fox School of Business. Neuromarketing research by three Fox School professors explored which combination […]

Management Information Systems major presents research at national marketing conference

Receiving notable recognition for a research paper is not what senior Eric Koeck originally set out to do. What started as Koeck’s summer research project turned into a presentation he delivered at the 2017 Winter American Marketing Association (AMA) Conference in Orlando. The paper, “Tweets, Retweets, and the Brand Positioning of the 2016 U.S. Presidential […]

Protected: Mastering Online Programs

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Compelling Crowdfunding: Fox School Researchers on Keys to Campaign Success

Since the late 1990s, entrepreneurs have used crowdfunding campaigns to fuel projects ranging from cookbooks to 3D printers and molecular ice cream. Those campaigns have spilled over into popular culture. Crowdfunding financed the Veronica Mars movie, the Pebble smart watch and the Coolest Cooler, with all three projects raking in several million dollars through Kickstarter. […]

Gen. Colin Powell cuts ribbon to celebrate the new Military and Veteran Services Center at Temple University

When Chiquitta Evans served on a base in Willow Grove, Pa., she would regularly drive past Temple University’s Ambler campus. “I would always say, ‘When I retire I am going to come back to Philadelphia and go to Temple,” said Evans, originally from Alabama. After serving in the U.S. Marines for nearly 16 years, Evans […]

“One-of-a-kind” Gerard Sweeney honored as Musser Award recipient

A short drive to the boardwalk taught Gerard H. “Jerry” Sweeney a lifelong lesson about professional drive. As a child, Sweeney would walk two miles of boardwalk planks in Wildwood, N.J., until he had secured a job for the summer. And only then would Sweeney’s father provide a ride home. “I have found that persistence […]

People-centric product development

Cori Shearer not only helps develop and grow the Shazam platform, but also promotes diversity in the technology industry and lead initiatives to make both the platform and the industry more accessible.

Collaboration

Through data and art, the Fox School bridges students across Temple University through its focus on interdisciplinary study.

Temple University’s Institute for Business and Information Technology names NBCUniversal CIO its Executive In Residence

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 2016 – Temple University’s Institute for Business and Information Technology (IBIT) has appointed Michael Bradshaw, NBCUniversal Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer, as its newest Executive in Residence. The IBIT Executive in Residence program facilitates interaction between industry leaders and the faculty and students of Temple University’s Fox School of Business. […]

MIS student finds his passion in photography

Dan Genuario is on a mission to capture Philadelphia one frame at a time. The senior Management Information Systems major at Temple University’s Fox School of Business is using his creativity to showcase the beauty in the abandoned. His photography hobby has turned into a passion, and is opening up doors to his potential future. […]