Paul College Faculty Research
Army Grant Fuels Research On Team Dynamics
Whether it’s an employee in a highly collaborative workforce, a player on an athletic team or a position in the military, changes in team membership are inevitable. But, what is the ultimate impact of these changes? Research at the University of New Hampshire is focused on answering this question... Read More
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10/20/23Shuili Du Earns UNH Excellence in Research Award
Shuili Du is not one to spend time reflecting on previous research. Her thoughts mostly center on what topics need exploring next. Du’s enthusiasm... -
10/10/23Corporate Social Responsibility May Induce Unethical Choices in Leaders
Leading a company known for strong corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices does not necessarily equate to consistent ethical decision-making... -
09/28/23Timing of DEI Initiatives Can Impact Stock Prices
Focusing corporate diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives on social groups with perceived diminishing support during a U.S. presidency can... -
09/21/23Always on a Quest for Knowledge
Loris Rubini loves all aspects of academia, encompassing teaching, service, and research. However, he admits that he takes particular pride in his...
Recent Stories
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09/14/23 - Pioneering the Valuation of Priceless Environmental GoodsAs the recipient of the 2023 UNH Sustainability Institute Lifetime Achievement Award, Ju-Chin Huang was initially unsure what to think. “It’s funny because this a lifetime... Read More -
09/13/23 - Curbing Student Dessert CravingsCould the household trick of hiding the cookie jar to promote better eating habits work on a larger scale at colleges and universities? A study by researchers from the University... Read More -
08/29/23 - When the Gig is Up: Gig Workers Hesitant to Trust Their BossesAs the so-called ‘gig economy’ continues to grow, so do questions about how this type of non-traditional work compares to full time work arrangements and how these new... Read More -
08/17/23 - Healthy Steps to Motherhood: Paul College Professor Co-Authors New ResearchPregnant women residing in walkable communities not only engage in more physical activity but are also more likely to experience favorable birth outcomes, according to research co... Read More -
05/05/23 - Awards Honor Innovation and Research at UNHUNHInnovation presented its 2022 Innovator of the Year award to Christine Shea and Kate Siler for IncludeU; and its 2023 award to Jeffrey Halpern for developing and patenting... Read More -
10/19/22 - Research Finds Angel Investor Behavior Can Be Influenced by EgoAngel investors—wealthy individuals who provide essential funds for start-ups—often invest under conditions of extreme uncertainty. While their funds can be vital to early-stage... Read More -
04/05/22 - Thriving during crisisLockdown measures introduced to control the spread of the coronavirus have simultaneously led to the closure of many small businesses as well as the creation of innovative... Read More -
03/16/22 - Mind the $500,000 GapMen in executive leadership receive more than half a million dollars more in severance pay than women, Paul College researchers find. Read More -
12/16/21 - Style MattersResearchers at the University of New Hampshire and the University of Nebraska at Omaha took a closer look at international leadership styles and found global leaders that had a... Read More -
09/21/21 - The Economics of HealthBradley Herring is inquisitive when it comes to understanding human behavior. While some may think this would have led him to a career in psychology, sociology, or anthropology,... Read More