The University and the nation have recognized M&O faculty members for their engaging teaching and mentoring, whether with undergraduate, MBA, or Ph.D. students.
Research conducted by Tippie faculty members is nationally recognized, including the recent research by Professor Greg Stewart, whose study confirms that a firm, solid handshake is an important part of a successful job interview.
Tippie students have the resources of the Bedell Entrepreneurship Learning Laboratory (the BELL) at their fingertips—it's where students can turn a business idea into a successful start-up company.
Entrepreneurship offerings provide the building blocks for new business creation.
He's embracing Iowa's statewide green initiatives, hoping to create jobs for people in a troubled economy and help people live more sustainably. Read more...
In the world of business, managers are a critical element of the workforce. They are the leaders who can adapt to countless business climates and changes; they inspire, strategize, motivate, and lead others.
At Tippie, students can major in management and receive degrees at the undergraduate, graduate, and Ph.D. level. Students who graduate with a management major have developed the skills required for working with people. They've learned the principles of effective management, and they're prepared to become tomorrow's business leaders.
To begin your application process to one of the Department of Management & Organizations' programs, please click on the appropriate link below.
Professor Frank Schmidt was honored with the 2008 Outstanding Mentor Award. The UI Graduate College Outstanding Mentor Award recognizes exemplary mentoring of doctoral students by members of the UI graduate faculty.
Professor Kenneth G. Brown is a recipient of the 2009 President and Provost Award for Teaching Excellence. This award recognizes faculty who have sustained a high level of teaching excellence.
Michael K. Mount Receives Scientific Contribution Award
Michael Mount, Henry B. Tippie Research Professor of Human Resource Management, and Murry R. Barrick, of Texas A&M University, will receive the SIOP Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award at the SIOP Conference in New Orleans, April 2.