W. P. Carey Foundation commits $25 million to Johns Hopkins Carey Business School
Funding strengthens school for the future, endows new professorships, gives students enhanced academic programs and services
The art of mentoring
Carey alums embrace the increasing opportunities to provide career advice – and friendly support – to students at the business school.
Carey researcher proposes safeguards for online consumers’ autonomy, privacy
As the use of big data becomes more widespread, so do concerns about how information-harvesting tools will affect consumers’ sense of autonomy. An article co-authored by Carey Business School Assistant Professor Haiyang Yang notes these concerns while urging companies to follow safeguards that could ensure customers feel that they – and not superintelligent software programs – are controlling their choices.
Medical errors remain problem 20 years after critical report on patient safety
Harm to patients remains a problem in the U.S. Carey Business School professor Kathleen Sutcliffe examines the issue in a new book, Still Not Safe: Patient Safety and the Middle-Managing of American Medicine.
The New Dean: Focused on the Future
Alexander Triantis arrives as the third dean of the Carey Business School, with ambitious goals designed to continue the school’s steep growth trajectory. (Blue jeans optional.)
Understanding Mister Rogers with Alexandra Klarén
Alexandra Klarén’s new book explores how audiences received Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood through an examination of hundreds of letters written to the program over a 30-year period.