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Coxtoday Former SMU football player Mikial Onu is determined to create a fairer playing field for neighborhoods in Dallas and across the U.S. Learn about his real estate goals for transforming South Dallas.

January 27, 2023

  • Coxtoday SMU’s Boldly Shaping Tomorrow, it’s $1.5 billion campaign for impact, will expand the Cox School’s footprint with four buildings, and the work is on schedule.

    January 25, 2023

  • Coxtoday Cox School of Business is celebrating 20 years of the BBA Scholars program. The top current students share their thoughts on how the program has aided them.

    January 24, 2023

  • Coxtoday New research by Professor Toby Muhlhofer ÎçŇąAV Cox and co-authors focuses on valuing illiquid assets, specifically commercial real estate and related securities. They developed an approach that complements existing methods of valuation.

    January 18, 2023

  • Faculty Research The research, co-authored by SMU Cox Associate Professor of Management and Organizations and MNO department chair Marcus Butts, affirms that conflicts at home also negatively affect our energy and emotions throughout the workday and also shows that many employees react to their bad home experiences in a surprising way: by offering help to their colleagues.

    January 04, 2023

  • Cox News IrĂ©n Manvelova, featured as one of Clear Admit's Real Humans ÎçŇąAV Cox 2024, confirms that the very active and substantial alumni network, the small class sizes, and the approachability of the SMU community attracted her to Cox. She feels supported in her journey here.

    December 28, 2022

  • Coxtoday We are witnessing volatile times like no other —in stock markets, energy markets, geopolitics and supply chains—as the pandemic slowly leaves behind an undefinable economic wake. These factors become embedded in the valuations and earnings expectations of firms. Novel research by Accounting Professor Sean Wang ÎçŇąAV Cox with his coauthors offers a new measure to identify those firms that are bellwethers, the firms that move markets and track the volatility reflected in the market. It’s like financial market rocket science.

    December 12, 2022

  • Cox News SMU Cox is known for its network, academic rigor, small class sizes, connection to the Dallas business community and exceptional faculty. Full-Time MBA candidate Cameron LeJeune cites another quality of the Cox School that will help set him up for success in the long term.

    November 29, 2022

  • Cox News Before coming to the Cox School this fall, our newest class of Full time MBA Candidates averaged 5.5 years of work experience across 32 industries. The most popular pre-MBA industry was defense. Jon Serrell shares how his background enriches the classroom experience, and sets him up for success post-MBA.

    November 10, 2022

  • Cox News Shrey recently moved from his hometown in Mumbai, India and describes his experience starting the program. "I really like the community at SMU Cox. The whole University has been welcoming. The students and teachers have made the transition of moving from a different continent very convenient for me."

    November 04, 2022

  • Faculty Research Supply chain research has often centered on shock transmission. However, missing from the equation are insights into how firms are affected by supply chain risk—quantified at the firm level—and how they respond. New research by SMU Cox finance Professor Ruidi Huang with Ersahin and Giannetti reveals novel insights into the nature of supply chain risk.

    October 05, 2022

  • Faculty Research In new research, SMU Cox Accounting Professor Sorabh Tomar with his coauthors highlight how diversity information influences jobseeker behavior—the “innovation” of their research being the specific focus on information.

    October 01, 2022

  • Faculty Research Various types of analysts measuring environmental, social, governance (ESG) factors in the financial and corporate world come to the conclusion that the “E” is the most important part of the term. In a new study by SMU Cox Marketing Professor Mili Mormann and her coauthor, they actually show the effects of general and specifically-worded climate risk ratings on investment choices, the E.

    September 26, 2022

  • Coxtoday Various types of analysts measuring environmental, social, governance (ESG) factors in the financial and corporate world come to the conclusion that the “E” is the most important part of the term, as either environment or emissions. In a new study by SMU Cox Marketing Professor Milica Mormann and coauthor Felix Mormann, they actually show the effects of general and specifically-worded climate risk ratings on investment choices, the E. The research illuminates how framing or communicating can influence behavior—their work cuts across the disciplines of behavioral finance, marketing and policy as it relates to the unceasing debate on ESG-related ratings’ effectiveness and more specific climate ratings.

    September 26, 2022