SCMA seeks to increase food security in Virginia
Wednesday, October 13The VCU Department of Supply Chain Management and Analytics (SCMA) has embarked on a pilot program designed to ensure food security in Charles City, which can then be replicated statewide.
Richmond economist on why we're still experiencing a worker shortage and where things are going
Wednesday, October 13“There are just a huge number of job openings, unprecedented,” said VCU Economics Professor Jeffrey Lacker.
How a VCU economist’s project provided essential data early in the pandemic
Monday, October 11The Real-Time Population Survey, created by business professor Adam Blandin and Arizona State economist Alexander Bick, mirrors surveys from the Labor Department, but with a much faster turnaround.
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‘Think on This’: Garret Westlake on solving complex problems in the world
Monday, June 21Garret Westlake, executive director of the da Vinci Center for Innovation, discusses the importance of bringing people together from multiple disciplines to solve the complex problems the world faces today.
‘Shore U’ could be a game changer
Tuesday, June 15Executive MBA students in the VCU School of Business presented a business plan for the creation of a four-year University of the Eastern Shore of Virginia to Gov. Ralph Northam, a Shore native.
Doug Pugh named VCU School of Business interim dean
Monday, May 10S. Douglas Pugh, Ph.D., has been appointed interim dean of the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Business, effective July 1.