Choosing the program that fits you best Post-graduate business programs aren’t a one-size-fits all. That’s why Daniels College of Business offers two different programs, taking into consideration the individual needs and goals of the student. Both programs appeal to...
Management Articles
3 Cannabis Stocks Ready to Break Away From the Crowd
With so many cannabis stocks to choose from nowadays, which ones have what it takes to break out from the crowd? Here are three with strong potential to move fast and far. Newer traders might not remember a time when cannabis stocks were few and far between and...
The University of Denver continues contribution to Yellow Ribbon Program
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...
From Psychology Major to Project Manager
TTEC Scrum Master Nadeen Khweis credits Daniels’ MSM program for launching her career As a University of Denver undergraduate majoring in psychology, Nadeen Khweis (BA 2017, MS 2018), never pictured herself going to business school. But that was before she took...
Seeing the World in Color
Blue, red, green and yellow hold insights to improve communication and emotional intelligence When it comes to personality assessments, there’s the Strengths Finder, Myers Briggs Type Indicator, Enneagram, DISC and dozens, if not hundreds, more. Chances are, you’ve...
Resilience at Daniels
New article highlights ambidexterity at Daniels You’ve likely heard the saying that you’ll need to change the wheels on the car while driving or fly the airplane while you’re building the wings. In a recent article in the Journal of Management Inquiry, Paul...
Daniels Welcomes New Faculty for Fall 2019
The Daniels College of Business is proud to introduce the following faculty members who are joining our community this fall. They represent great depth and a breadth of experience in both academia and industry. The new faculty join a high-caliber cohort of educators...
Self-Compassion a Powerful Tool for Emerging Leaders
Craig Wallace used to think self-compassion was weak—one of those soft, fluffy fads to ignore. Turns out the professor and chair of the Department of Management at the Daniels College of Business was not alone in his misconceptions. In her keynote address at the...
Faculty Fellows Foster Excellence in Research
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...










