Archive for the ‘Features’ Category
California Grown: The Business of Food
Three GGU alumni share their strategies and lessons learned from steering top California food businesses through a recession.
Food 2.0
Consumer psychologist Kit Yarrow shares her research on how our increasingly wired lifestyles have changed who we are, how we think and even how we eat.
2011 Alumni Awardees
The awardees of GGU’s 2011 Alumni Awards. J. Duncan Barr, Michael Notaro, Dorothy J. Smith, Dave Alpert, Gwendolyn Giblin, Carolyn M. Lee and Lindsay Eaton.
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Brick by Brick
There’s a palpable buzz in the Bay Area these days, and much of it has to do with a local economy that is teetering on a slow but earnest economic recovery. This underlying current of optimism is welcome in a city that was bruised and battered following the spectacular dot-com bust in 2000 that saw over-valued tech companies crumble in a matter of months.
Exposing U.S. Higher Education’s Broken Business Model
GGU president Dan Angel and Dean Emeritus Terry Connelly offer a bold new plan to end “graduation gridlock” in new book.
GGU School of Law
110 YEARS OF EXPANDING POSSIBILITIES IN LEGAL EDUCATION 1849 California, Here We Come San Francisco grows from a small settlement of about 200 non-Indian residents in 1846 to a boomtown of about 36,000 by 1852. In 1849 a state constitution is written and a governor and legislature chosen. California becomes a state as issued under [...]
A Tale of Achievement
Dean Terry Connelly leaves his post as head of the Ageno School of Business after seven years of service

