Research is the subject of the latest episode of Bearcats Mean Business. How does research impact students, business professionals and the average consumer?

Suzanne Masterson, PhD, senior associate dean of faculty, research and Lindner culture, and professor of management, and Craig Froehle, PhD, professor of operations, business analytics and information systems, offer answers and provide pathways for students to learn from and work alongside Lindner researchers.

1:01 — Why Lindner research matters to students and everyday consumers.

2:29 — The importance of being an active researcher.

3:23 — How Lindner students can get involved in research.

4:44 — Craig’s research interests and process.

7:06 — Suzanne’s research interests and process.

9:30 — Advice for high school students wanting to do research in college.

10:59 — Lindner’s recent research accomplishments.

Nosagie Sherman, a fourth-year triple major studying accounting, information systems and international business, and Lauren Thomas, an associate director of student advising, discuss how students can benefit academically and professionally from Lindner’s advising resources.

Nosagie explains how Lindner’s advising team helped him navigate three majors and study abroad in the United Arab Emirates, and offers his advice for current and prospective Lindner students.

Lauren shares her approach to building relationships with students and recalls her meetings with Nosagie over the years.

• 1:09 — Helping a student toward graduation.

• 2:01 — How Lindner’s advising team helped Nosagie navigate three majors and study abroad in the United Arab Emirates.

• 4:55 — How Lauren builds relationships with her students.

• 5:48 — Lauren explains how advising drop-in hours work.

• 6:58 — Nosagie and Lauren recall their various meetings over the years.

• 9:01 — Lauren on the difference in her conversations with first-year and fourth-year students.

• 10:47 — Nosagie’s advice to current and prospective Lindner students.

• 11:46 — Nosagie’s shares his post-graduation plans.

• 12:21 — Lauren outlines the breadth of Lindner’s advising resources

Join Jane Sojka, PhD, Distinguished Teaching Professor of Marketing, and Phoebe Pappas, BBA ’24, president of Lindner Women in Business, as Lindner celebrates Women’s History Month. Hear more about the initiatives, courses, programs, events and student groups that help to elevate the overall Lindner experience for future women business leaders.

1:50 – Women's contributions and advancements in business

3:52 – What is Lindner Women in Business (LWiB)?

5:25 – LWiB's impact

7:09 – Empowerment Day

9:22 – Women in Sales

13:01 – Impact of women-focused initiatives

15:30 – Professional application of Women in Sales and women’s leadership training

18:33 – What sets Lindner apart