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Daniels faculty members Michael Nalick and Tricia Olsen weigh in on the political and ethical underpinnings of business Many faculty members at the Daniels College of Business are evaluating the historic events of the past week—corporations ceasing political funding...
Daniels College of Business kicks off 2020–21 Voices of Experience speaker series Weeks away from the upcoming ski season, with COVID-19 cases sharply rising and all eyes on the U.S. election, 132 people logged on to watch Aspen Skiing Company President and CEO Mike...
New podcast addresses artificial intelligence The Institute for Enterprise Ethics at the Daniels College of Business is excited to announce the “Ethically Speaking” podcast. Hosted by Dylan Doyle-Burke, a PhD candidate studying ethics in artificial intelligence, each...
Daniels College of Business offers eligible veterans unlimited funding The University of Denver increased its funding for veteran students through the Yellow Ribbon Program. In addition, The University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business offers eligible veterans...
The Daniels College of Business recently established the Faculty Fellowship Program to recognize and support young faculty and their research. The first four fellows named to the program are Melissa Archpru Akaka, Aimee Hamilton, Tricia Olsen and JP Tremblay. “One of...
The fall 2017 Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative Speaker Series kicked off on Sept. 28 with Juan Romero, a decorated U.S. military retiree, who discussed Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative principles of integrity, optimism and finding one’s purpose with members of the DU...
CEOs are stepping outside the board room and into politics more and more it seems. This week, we saw the decision of many CEOs to condemn and abandon President Trump’s advisory councils. In recent months, we saw CEOs take opposition to North Carolina’s HB2...
Six new industry leaders will join the six current Executives in Residence at the University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business. The Daniels Executive in Residence Program exists to encourage meaningful engagement in the life of the College by senior executives...
It’s a Friday night at the University of Denver. Students have just completed their second week of classes. It’s 80 degrees and sunny. It seems like the perfect night to go out. Instead, about 350 students spent nearly six hours on Friday and six more on Saturday...
