With an eye on the economic impact of business travel in five significant – and significantly different – countries, Angelo Camillo, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Strategic Management in Woodbury University’s School of Business, today announced the second edition of a new academic research journal aimed at the tourism and hospitality industry. In the new volume,… Read more »
L.A. to Ensenada in 20 minutes? That’s the proposal from a group of architects affiliated with Woodbury University’s School of Architecture. The Cross Border Pacific Hyperloop Network team, comprised of Woodbury University adjunct faculty member Rene Peralta, architect Alejandro Santander — principal of Estudio Santander in Tijuana — and Woodbury University alumnus Juan Alatorre (BArch… Read more »
In a move that combines philanthropy with an effort to engage minority students in the tech sector, a Woodbury University donor has partnered with her employer, Microsoft Corporation, to endow a new Microsoft Media Technology Scholarship Fund at Woodbury, Microsoft and the university announced today. Pasadena resident Maria Alvarez donated $10,000 toward establishing a new… Read more »
While many people dream of being multilingual, or at least getting by in a foreign language while on vacation, anyone that has tried to learn a new language knows all too well the difficulties. Language learning can cause foreign language anxiety and can put people off learning a new language altogether. Eldon Mirjah, the founder… Read more »
What’s the impact of music content on aggression and sexual objectification? What are the links connecting bullying, narcissism, shame and irrational aggression in young adults? To what extent does political orientation involve the selective recall of political information? Graduating psychology seniors at Woodbury University set out to answer these and other probing questions through their… Read more »
