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The faculty members at the Leavey School of Business exemplify dedication and expertise, fostering an environment where students thrive intellectually and professionally. Their commitment to innovative teaching, groundbreaking research, and mentorship sets a standard of excellence.

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    Faculty Directory

    View profiles and contact information for all faculty members at the Leavey School of Business.

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    Faculty Research

    Faculty in the Leavey School of Business are active scholars and throughout this site, you will find ample evidence of the rich and varied research carried out by our faculty.

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    New Research Labs

    As part of Leavey PLUS, we are expanding the School's reputation as a leader in innovation through new collaborative initiatives and programs that leverage co-curricular, corporate, and alumni partnerships. Through our three new labs, the Leavey School of Business will amplify thought leadership in emerging technology.

Recent Features

Speaker interacting with the crowd at AI Healthcare Workshop with panelists in the background

On March 6, the Leavey School of Business brought together faculty, alumni, researchers, and industry leaders to tackle one of the most consequential challenges in modern innovation: how to translate the promise of artificial intelligence in healthcare into real-world impact.

Women's athletes team huddle during a night game

As March Madness approaches and brackets begin to take shape across the country, millions of fans will gather in living rooms, sports bars, and campus quads to cheer for teams that unite entire communities.

Leavey Professer Jennifer Woolley headshot over a picture of a female business professional

As the IPO market shows signs of renewed momentum after several volatile years, questions about who gets companies to the public markets, and why, are once again top of mind for founders, investors, and policymakers.

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