Author Finds Organizations Still Run Like 19th-Century Factories
Latest News
Public Policy professor Mark Addleson explains that work has changed but management practices have not.
Archive for the Research Category
Jan122012
Jan42012
Index Ranks U.S. Tops Among Entrepreneurial Nations
Latest News
The United States is the best country in the world to start a business, according to an index that is produced in part at Mason.
Mason Policy Team Advises on Virginia Health Reform
Latest News
Researchers in the College of Health and Human Services provided key input to a state advisory council.
Dec132011
Let the Music Play: Study Finds Teens’ Listening Habits Help Teach Civics
Latest News
Education professor Anthony Pellegrino and his colleagues analyzed the intersection of music and civics for high school students.
Dec92011
Researchers to Study STEM-Focused High Schools
Latest News
Researchers have a four-year, $2.8 million National Science Foundation grant to see what works at schools focused on science, technology, engineering and math.
Dec12011
Mason Works with Local Health Department on Flu Shot Message
Latest News
College students can be a tough crowd — especially when it comes to persuading them to get a flu shot.
Nov142011
Mason Research Gives Hope to Women with Deadliest Breast Cancer
Latest News
Scientists pinpointed a key driver in the cancer that is leading to new ways to treat it.
Nov82011
Vision Series: Eden King to Discuss Diversity in the Workplace
Latest News
In her lecture, King will explore what happens when people from different backgrounds have to work together.
Nov32011
Drinking Coffee Could Help Those With Liver Disease, Study Shows
Latest News
A joint Mason-Inova Health System study analyzed national nutritional data to conclude that caffeine has protective value.
Oct282011
Bisexual Women Suffer More from Health Risk Factors Than Males, Study Finds
Latest News
They are more likely to suffer from depression and stress and to binge-drink, a new study led by Mason professor Lisa Lindley finds.