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America’s Blood Centers Executive Fellows Program: Leadership Development in the Blood Community

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NEW FACULTY: Vanderbilt’s newest professors explain why they chose Vanderbilt

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Should influencers think twice before disabling their comments?

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Research: What Happens When Influencers Turn Off Comments

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Nissan Talent Up: Empowering Mid-Level Leaders

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2024 MBA To Watch: Therese Donnelly, Vanderbilt University (Owen)

Pictured: In 2023, Ambrose and the soccer team traveled to South Africa. There they helped stage a soccer clinic with Hout Bay United FC, a non-profit dedicated to enriching the community through sport (Laura Topp/Vanderbilt Athletics).

More than a Number

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Using AI: Where to start?

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2024 Best & Brightest Executive MBA: Jennifer Luiz Lindsey, MD, Vanderbilt University (Owen)

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Vanderbilt welcomes inaugural U.S. Army War College Fellow as part of ongoing commitment to military community

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Vanderbilt’s New Business School Dean On Building A New Florida Campus

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Entrepreneurs’ Hall of Fame: Michael Burcham

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Should celebrities and influencers turn off their social media comments? Study suggests they are less persuasive, likable when they do

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What is an AI agent and what will they do? Experts explain

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Alumni Association celebrates new, returning board members