Those seeking to create social impact often struggle to fully understand and communicate that impact, especially when quantitative measures seem incomplete. Hans Rawhouser (Management and Entrepreneurship) and co-authors Felipe Symmes from Tecnologico de Monterrey in Mexico and Alessia Argiolas from Technical University of Munich in Germany…

Daniel Chi (Finance) recently participated in a panel discussion at the Ai4 Conference, on AI related topics in the banking industry. To prepare students for the future of finance and to best serve the community, the Department of Finance at UNLV is creating a comprehensive curriculum on financial technology and artificial intelligence.

Radiochemistry Ph.D. candidate Becca Manns (Chemistry) is the recipient of a prestigious Rickover Fellowship from the South Carolina Universities Research and Education Foundation (SCUREF). The appointment, which begins Sept. 1, is offered to students in pursuit of graduate study and research supportive of the mission and goals of…

Gerilyn Slicker (Early Childhood, Multilingual, and Special Education), along with colleagues at the University of Delaware and The University of Oklahoma - Tulsa published an article, "Populations Served by Child Care Centers Accepting Subsidies and Linkages with State Subsidy Policies," in Early Education and Development. The study used a…

Ruben J. Garcia (Law) was a guest on the Power at Work Half-Hour Podcast from the Burnes Center at Northeastern University, hosted by Seth Harris.

Two sculptures by assistant visiting professor Aaron Cowan (Art) were accepted to the juried exhibition Nice;03 at the Midwest Nice Art Gallery in Aberdeen, South Dakota. Nice;03 is the third annual national juried exhibition, a survey of contemporary artists exploring complex personal and social narratives. The exhibition assembles over thirty…

Ahmed Nadeem-Tariq, Matthew Michelberger, Christopher J. Fang, Jeffrey Lucas Hii, Sukanta Maitra, and Brock T. Wentz (all Medicine) published “Addressing the Leadership Gap: A Systematic Review of Asian American Underrepresentation in Orthopaedic Surgery” in Healthcare (MDPI). This review found that, despite strong representation in…

Tamekia Bell (Counselor Education, School Psychology, and Human Services) and co-author Tameeka Hunter, assistant professor at Palo Alto University, published an open access article titled, "Black, Disabled, and Gay: A Pragmatic Approach to Counseling Clients at Multiple Intersections," for the Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development…

First-year radiochemistry Ph.D. student Colette Towles (Chemistry) was awarded a summer internship at Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL) and was highlighted in a recent video published by SRNL. The working group at SRNL where Towles interned endeavors to determine the absorption properties of low activity radioactive waste using…