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Alumni Magazine
In the world of business, Minnesota Carlson and its vibrant community act as a powerful spark for action and change.
Discovery at Carlson
Discover how faculty research is going virtual in the classroom, using AI to make the medical device industry safer, revealing a cost-effective way to retain volunteers, and more.
3 Sisters Connected By Carlson MHRIR Degree
Three sisters now share more than just a sibling bond — they each hold a Master of Human Resources & Industrial Relations (MHRIR) degree from Minnesota Carlson.
Brewery Taps Carlson Impact Lab to Boost Mission
Minnesota Carlson undergraduate students in the Impact Lab partnered with a local brewery to help promote its social mission and expand its reach through events.
Do Social Media Blockers Actually Boost Productivity?
New research from Minnesota Carlson has found a way to block social media that actually increases productivity.
Research Debunks Belief Introverts Are Better Listeners
Minnesota Carlson research debunks the idea that introverts are better listeners than extroverts. In fact, extroverts may have a slight perceived advantage as listeners.
Carlson Impact Lab Students Bridge Business and Bees
Minnesota Carlson undergraduate students partnered with Humboldt Honey MPLS, a local beekeeping business based out of a neighborhood garden in north Minneapolis.
Minnesota Carlson Faculty Promotions 2026
This year, three Minnesota Carlson faculty members earned promotions, which will take effect in August.
A Low-Cost Way to Improve Volunteer Retention
New research from Minnesota Carlson Assistant Professor Vinit Tipnis shows how pairing experienced, longtime volunteers with newcomers can improve retention.
How Power Imbalances Can Make Online Reviews Harmful
New research from Minnesota Carlson Associate Professor Jiao Luo reveals that when a societal power differential is present between two parties on a review platform, the platform can become ineffective.
Researchers Use AI to Better Predict Medical Device Recalls
A deep learning predictive model developed in part by Minnesota Carlson researchers could potentially save lives and millions of dollars by improving the prediction accuracy of medical device recalls.
MBA and Engineering Students Design Real Products for Real Companies
A team of Minnesota Carlson MBA students and engineering students designed a working prototype for a medical device company int the New Product Design and Business Development (NPDBD) course.
Take What You Need Closet Creates Belonging
The Take What You Need Closet at Minnesota Carlson provides a valuable resource for students. Its approach is informed by research and student-driven insights.
Students Help Caribou Coffee Brew Gen Z Insights
Master of Marketing students partnered with Caribou Coffee to examine ways the company can connect more with Gen Z customers.