Postmodernism, the Power of Smell, and More: Faculty Media Highlights

Along with SAH’s Patrick Mason’s recent discussion on CNN International about Utah’s role in the U.S. presidential election, other members of the CGU faculty have recently shared their insights and expertise with a number of media outlets around the world. Here are some highlights:

Lessons of the master: Drucker School Dean Tom Horan recently sat down with Live Mint, one of India’s major financial news outlets, to discuss why Peter Drucker’s ideas remain relevant and useful for today’s managers.
http://www.livemint.com/Politics/AS30RIbOrOzfwdJ4ATtR9L/Peter-Druckers-concepts-are-still-relevant-Thomas-Horan.html

A Postmodernism classic, 25 years later: SAH’s Eric Bulson offers a fresh assessment of a seminal work by Fredric Jameson in the pages of the Times Literary Supplement.
http://www.the-tls.co.uk/articles/public/this-is-a-headline/

A national blind spot: DPE’s Jean Schroedel with doctoral students Roger Chin and Lily Rowen released a recent study about police killings involving an overlooked group—Native Americans. In These Times reports on their findings in two linked reports.
http://inthesetimes.com/features/native_lives_matter_interview_roundtable.html

Scent and true love?: Paul Zak, the director of CGU’s Center for Neuroeconomic Studies, assisted the news team at CBS Sacramento with an experiment on the impact of smell on human chemistry and the power of attraction. Watch the video here
http://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2016/10/27/the-power-of-smell-does-your-nose-know-who-your-soulmate-is/