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Centers, Faculty & Research 

University of Washington's Michael G. Foster School of Business centers and faculty drive innovative research, stimulate business advancements and open doors for students to gain real-world, hands-on experience and business connections that help launch or advance careers.

While studying accounting, finance, marketing and other academic subjects, undergrad, MBA and executive-level students can take advantage of certificates, specialty studies, training, mentorship, competitions and other opportunities that reinforce leadership skills and strategic thinking learned in the classroom.


Christina Fong, assistant professor of managementEmotional Leaders
Is positivity or sincerity more effective? Learn about new research by Foster PhD student Marion Eberly and assistant professor of management Christina Fong. Mid-career professionals: Take a survey as part of this ongoing study on the effectiveness of emotions in leadership.
Free market vs. regulation?
Sarbanes-Oxley—the law passed after Enron's scandal—proved effective without harming investors, according to new research by Stephan Siegel, assistant professor of finance.
Fries vs. Salad
Burger with fries or salad? Smarter food combinations and presentation can lead to healthier eating, according to new research by Marcus Cunha, Jr., assistant professor of marketing.