Want to work well?: Leave your ego at the door, UNH professor finds in new research

Foster's Daily Democrat - New research from the University of New Hampshire shows...the number of entitlement-minded workers is on the rise among younger workers. Paul Harvey, assistant professor of management at the University of New Hampshire, details the research results in the latest issue of the "Journal of Organizational Behavior."

UNH Research: Prima Donnas Cause More Conflict at Work

UNH Media Relations - New research from the University of New Hampshire shows that employees who feel entitled to undeserved preferential treatment are more prone to get into workplace conflicts...Paul Harvey, assistant professor of management at the University of New Hampshire, details the research results in the latest issue of the Journal of Organizational Behavior in the article “An empirical examination of the role of attributions in psychological entitlement and its outcomes.”

UNH Report: Coos County Wind Project Would Create 550 Jobs, Contribute $40.6M to Economy
UNH Media Relations - "Economic Impact of Granite Reliable Power Wind Power Project in Coos County, New Hampshire" was conducted by Ross Gittell, James R Carter Professor, and Matt Magnusson, research scientist, University of New Hampshire Whittemore School of Business and Economics.

 

 2013 BUD ALBIN CHALLENGE ROUND

 Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics
 10 Garrison Avenue, Durham, NH
 Friday - April 26, 2013

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (Stimulus Bill) - Information for the UNH Community

UNH Research - UNH Forum on Economic Stimulus Opportunities. This Forum is intended for faculty and staff who are interested in submitting proposals requesting funding from a wide variety of Federal Agencies.

10th UNH Undergraduate Research Conference Features More Than 850 Students
UNH Media Relations - In 2008, UNH's Whittemore School of Business and Economics had so many students presenting their research (more than 100) that the school will have its own daylong symposium within the URC 2009.

A Decade of Growth for Indian Americans
India New England - New Hampshire recorded the highest jump in raw percentage gains of Indians residents between 2000 and 2006. Over that period, more than 2,000 new foreign-born Indians settled in the Granite State.

Layoffs: The good way to give bad news
Fosters.com - With the recession in full swing, business experts say many companies are putting more thought and planning into handling layoffs. Companies can actually realize positive benefits if they lay off employees in a caring and compassionate manner instead of just locking the doors and not discussing anything with workers, said Paul Harvey, a University of New Hampshire assistant professor of management who studies workplace behavior.

UNH Student Volunteer Efforts Earn Fidelity Community Service Awards

UNH Media Relations - Honorees are enrolled in the Whittemore School's Introduction to Business course taught by Ross Gittell, James R. Carter Professor of Management, and have completed a minimum of eight hours of community service to learn about corporate social responsibility.

Sununu reaping benefits of defeat

Manchester Union Leader - While Sununu's ConvergEx board compensation is a secret, a University of New Hampshire management professor said that compensation for directors of privately held firms vary widely and are not necessarily commensurate with the compensation for directors of publicly held companies.