HRM Experts In the News

WCNC reports on research that finds engineering and computer science majors see the biggest return on their investment. Xiangmin (Helen) Liu co-authored the study.

Rutgers Today covers research by Hazel-Anne Johnson, Douglas Kruse, and Lisa Schur of the Program for Disability Research, Xiangmin (Helen) Liu, and Yana Rodgers of the Center for Women and Work.

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education reports on a study co-authored by Xiangmin (Helen) Liu and published by the American Educational Research Association.

EdSource reports on a study co-authored by Xiangmin (Helen) Liu about the return on investment for college graduates and the majors that pay the most and the least.

Forbes covers a study co-authored by Xiangmin (Helen) Liu, revealing that a college degree yields an annual return on investment of 9.88% for women and 9.06% for men. 

StudyFinds summarizes research on the enduring value of a college education. Xiangmin (Helen) Liu co-authored the study.

Fortune writes about people who pretend to be in a Zoom meeting in order to look busy or avoid talking to their co-workers, quoting Jessica Methot.

Nikkei (Japan) reports on the launch of Apple’s new AR/VR headset, quoting Peter Rokkos on its potential to transform the workplace.

Rutgers Today reports Divon Pender, who earned a degree in Human Resource Management at SMLR, will be the keynote speaker at a research symposium.

Quartz talks to David (DK) Kryscynski about the potential downsides of using employee recognition software to boost morale in the workplace.