Imagining yourself at the center of a heroic adventure may have psychological benefits. A study by assistant professor of management and organization @benrogersOB, exploring the meaning of work and narratives in the workplace, was highlighted in @TIME.
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Congratulations to Fran Hudgens, the 2023-24 Kevin Eidt Memorial Scholarship recipient. The scholarship celebrates a senior in the Carroll School who best represents Kevin's unique combination of academic achievement, character, leadership, and school spirit. https://t.co/fkYeDzVGwK
Volunteering and career can—and often do—go hand in hand. Read about how some alumni and Carroll School faculty members have found a connection between their sense of purpose and professional goals through strategic volunteering.
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Anqi Chen, a senior research economist at the @RetirementRsrch, explains to @Marketplace why employees may lose retirement savings if they leave their jobs. “Vesting is certainly costing American workers,” she says.
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Happy first week of classes from the Carroll School! Wishing you a memorable fall semester. https://t.co/e8vFBMARU1
Conversations cross disciplinary lines and bring faculty together. Last spring’s Bartunek Faculty Research Forum speaker and assistant professor, Curtis Chan, introduced “task segregation” and the complexities of inequality within organizations.
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