The Influence of Fake News on Consumer Spending in Response to COVID-19
Thursday, September 24, 2020
Justin Pomerance, Assistant Professor of Marketing, has a soon-to-be published paper in the Association for Consumer Research (JACR), which examines the presence of fake news making COVID-caused uncertainty worse, and that uncertainty increases two opposing spending intentions in consumers: the desire to save money and the desire to spend it on things in order to feel better. Read More
Paul Diversity and Inclusion Working Group Prepares for New School Year
Thursday, September 24, 2020
The Paul Diversity and Inclusion Working Group held its first meetings of the fall semester this September welcoming new members and outlining new diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) goals for the academic year. In their most recent meeting, they had the opportunity to meet with UNH’s newly appointed Chief Diversity Officer Nadine Petty to discuss ways the Paul working group could support the university’s DEI goals. Read More
UNH Sales 2020 Speed Sell Event !!!
Monday, September 21, 2020
Congratulations to winners Margaret Moss, Colin Runk, Katie Hawkinson, Adam S., and Stephanie Andrews, the top 20 Finalists pictured below, and to all participants for having the courage to get uncomfortable and trying something new to learn and improve. Read More
THANK YOU Brandon!!!
Monday, September 14, 2020
Although you have only been here a short time your presence will be missed.
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Paul College Community Conversations
Friday, September 11, 2020
Thanks to all who have already responded to the upcoming “Paul College Community Conversations” to be held via Zoom! These virtual discussions are in lieu of the types of conversations we would typically have held during the fall retreat. If you haven’t responded yet, there is still time to sign up. Read More
Beta Gamma Sigma Chapter at University of New Hampshire
Thursday, September 10, 2020
Congratulations to you and the entire Beta Gamma Sigma Chapter at University of New Hampshire! Read More
Shared Leadership Pays Dividends
Wednesday, September 9, 2020
What is a leader? Traditionally the title is ascribed to a formal, charismatic, often white man who leads an organization to greatness–but this definition never sat well with Associate Professor of Organizational Behavior Michael Kukenberger. Read More
Guests’ stereotyping and quality evaluations of service delivered by employees with disability: does service failure matter?
Wednesday, September 9, 2020
*Kalargyrou, V., Trivellas, P. & Sigala, M. Guests’ stereotyping and quality evaluations of service delivered by employees with disability: does service failure matter? (2020). Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research, 25(7), 735-752. Read More
Paul College Unmasked: Debbie Hensley
Wednesday, September 9, 2020
Unmasked: The stories behind staff and faculty at Paul College
Deborah Hensley | Executive Assistant to the Dean - Debbie is a left-handed insomniac who is always happier when she’s busy, even if you hear her complaining about it. She loves to sing, and even made an album with her gospel choir when she was young. Read More
Paul Career Services at your service!
Wednesday, September 9, 2020
We are in the office! Stop by 104 and say hello! Please help us let students know the following information regarding our services. Read More