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Blaise Andries’ accomplishments may be even more impressive in the classroom. Currently enrolled in the Carlson School’s Master of Applied Business Analytics (MABA) program, Andries was recently named an Academic All-American for the third time, becoming the second Gophers athlete ever to accomplish that.

The COVID-19 Hospitalization Tracking Project and Professor Alok Gupta’s research on flower market auctions shared the 2021 INFORMS Information Systems Society Design Science Research Award, which is one of the top honors in the field of information systems.

Maureen Maslinski, who started in October 2021, wants to help destigmatize students getting help for their mental health and be a resource and support system for the school’s undergraduate students.

From addressing challenges relating to criminal justice, recycling, local farming, music and language education, and equitable access to health care, 12 business ventures from Carlson School MBA students were selected as 2022 Sands Family Social Ventures Fellowships.

Carlson School Professor Ravi Bapna, and two co-authors, were honored with the “Best Publication of 2020” at the annual International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS).

Professor Alok Gupta, Carlson School senior associate dean of faculty, research, and administration, received the LEO Award for career achievement from the Association for Information Systems (AIS).

Thanks to its generous donors, the Carlson School of Management set a new Give to the Max Day record for the school, raising more than $1 million in just 24 hours.

Susanna Gibbons, the managing director of the Carlson Funds Enterprise, was among the University of Minnesota delegation that attended COP26. She shares her takeaways from the conference.

A renewed emphasis on leadership development highlights a redesigned curriculum for the Carlson School’s Executive MBA (CEMBA) program.

Minneapolis-based ECMC Group, in partnership with the Gary S. Holmes Center for Entrepreneurship at the Carlson School of Management, announced that it is providing $75,000 for the further development of Tablmakr, a mentoring technology platform that connects students and mentors.

Kartik Ganju and Teng Ye, both assistant professors, joined the Carlson School’s Information and Decision Sciences Department. Each brings expertise for using data to help address societal issues.

Conflict has long been thought to occur on a team level. A paper co-authored by Carlson School of Management Associate Professor Pri Shah suggests answers lie at different levels.