Talya Bauer and Berrin Erdogan, School of Business faculty, published “New Employee Onboarding and Socialization: Implications for Performance Management” in New Frontiers in Performance Management Research: A Synthesis and Future Agenda (with Deidra Schleicher and Heidi Baumann as editors), published by Oxford University Press.
Talya Bauer, School of Business faculty, authored “The Office is Lonely by Design” at the Daniels Insights (a Thought Leadership Publication from Purdue University Business School).
Alida Cantor, School of Earth, Environment and Society faculty, published "Legal Geographies of the Public Trust Doctrine" in the Annals of the American Association of Geographers in September 2026.
Paula Carder, School of Public Health and Director, Institute on Aging, recently co-authored "A Profile of Assisted Living Direct Care Workforce Training Requirements Across the United States" in the Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.
Carlos Mena, School of Business faculty, published “Inertia versus adaptation: Relational resilience in buyer–supplier relationships facing extreme disruption” in Journal of Supply Chain Management.
Federico Pérez Fernández, University Honors College, published an article titled "Of Cable and Threads: Reweaving the Urban Fabric at the Edge of Bogotá," in the journal American Ethnologist August issue.
Pronoy Rai, School of Earth, Environment, and Society faculty, co-authored "Relational geographies of climate maladaptation: agrarian change and emergent vulnerabilities in rural Maharashtra, India" in the journal Climate and Development.
Jessica I. Ramirez, Social Work and Chicanx/Latinx Studies faculty, co-published, Cultura y Comida: Utilizing Cultural Foods to Resist and Heal from White Supremacy as Motherscholars . Recipes of Motherhood: Families, Communities, and the Power of Food Narratives in Myers Education Press
Brandon Reich and Wanying Shi, School of Business faculty, published “Homelessness-based impact hiring and consumers' contagion concerns” in Journal of Consumer Psychology
Ji Woon (June) Ryu, School of Business faculty, published “Can I extend my day? The impact of chronotype on organizational citizenship behaviors via time extension self-efficacy” in Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes.
Gerry Sussman, professor emeritus of Urban Studies & Planning, published an article in July 2026, "Vincent Mosco ¡Presente!," in the British journal Work Organisation, Labour & Globalisation.
Erica Wagner, School of Business faculty, published “Making Personal Data Personal: The Emergence of Enactive Data in Organizations” in the edited volume Technology, Management, and Design for Social Justice. Palgrave McMillan.