Unraveling health care supply chain complexities
Eugene Schneller, a leader in health care supply chain management, explores how business analytics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning are transforming the sector and addressing its unique challenges.
2025 wellness wisdom: Expert tips to transform your year
Discover books and podcasts recommended by W. P. Carey faculty to guide your mental and physical wellness journey.
Inaugural Inclusive Excellence Lecture discusses new model for cultivating inclusion and belonging
Clinical Professor Marcie LePine shares 'flower' framework with ASU attendees.
ASU agribusiness professor receives highest honor from IAAE
Ashok Mishra's lifetime contributions to agricultural economics were recognized at the International Association of Agricultural Economists' global conference in India.
Better together: How AI plus people improves some decision-making
New research shows that, in some cases, artificial intelligence can be used more effectively through collaborative decision-making between humans and machines.
Supply chain trailblazer recognized with hall of fame induction
Eugene Schneller is honored for advancing health care supply chain management at ASU and beyond.
Recommended reading from W. P. Carey faculty
Six W. P. Carey faculty share summer reading recommendations to expand students' horizons.
John W. Teets Awards honor legacy, celebrate teaching
Each year, the W. P. Carey School of Business honors three faculty members with the prestigious John W. Teets Outstanding Teaching Awards — one for undergraduate teaching, one for graduate teaching, and one for outstanding teaching assistant.
W. P. Carey celebrates Faculty Hall of Fame inductees
The business school honored three emeritus faculty for their research, teaching, and service achievements.
Remembering Jessica Pye, assistant professor in the Department of Information Systems
Jessica Pye, assistant professor in the W. P. Carey School of Business in the Department of Information Systems, passed away on Friday, July 28, after a hard battle fighting a rare disease.