Tag: Erika H. James

When faculty members want help crafting a syllabus or using technology to enhance the learning experience, they call on Jackie Conner, director of academic affairs and instructional design (ID). Conner leads the instructional design team that works behind the scenes to support faculty and make the classroom experience seamless.

Leaders from Emory University’s Goizueta Business School and The Delta Air Lines Foundation opened the Delta Leadership Hub - a state-of-the art classroom and...

In an effort to strengthen its commitment to increasing diversity across all MBA programs, the Goizueta Business School has created The Scholarship of Excellence.

For the first time this year, One-Year MBA, Two-Year MBA and EvMBA students witnessed what it truly means to be a leader during the Delta Air Lines Leadership Coaching Fellows Program training session recently.

With a sunset-lit Atlanta skyline in the background, more than 250 alumni, faculty and staff recently gathered on the rooftop of the well-known Ponce City Market for the annual Goizueta All Alumni Atlanta Mixer.

Erika James, John H. Harland Dean of Emory University's Goizueta Business School, delivered her annual Town Hall address Wednesday afternoon to a capacity crowd of faculty, staff and students. James, who is entering her fourth academic year leading the school, took the opportunity to detail success stories from the past calendar year and inspire action as the school nears its centennial celebration.

Dean Erika James has been selected as the 'Most Admired CEO' for the education category by the Atlanta Business Chronicle. Dean James will be honored during an awards ceremony on August 24.

During Women’s History Month, Erika James, John H. Harland Dean and a professor of organization & management, spoke at two events in Texas as part of the Emory Alumni Association’s faculty series.

Business plays a vital role in solving society’s problems. This has been true for generations -- from early instances of trade to today’s complex and connected international economies.

"To be truly distinctive as a business school, we must do two things. First, we must be intentional about identifying mutual benefit between our efforts and the myriad industries we serve. Then, we must leverage our distinctive culture and values to make sure these efforts have meaningful impact..."

John Brown grew up on a working farm in western Tennessee. Born during the Great Depression, the lessons he learned as a child “really...

ATLANTA — U.S. News & World Report released its annual rankings of graduate business schools today, which includes the Full-Time, Evening and Executive MBA...