Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship @babson, @KelleySchool PhD, studying the intersection of family entrepreneurship, parenting, communication and funding
We talk a lot about the precarious state of #highered, but I rarely here us talking about the role of sports in it. How can college sports help or hurt our financial situations? https://t.co/kY0VkD3o5K
At 7:38am ET, our #AllWomanSpacewalk officially started as @Astro_Christina & @Astro_Jessica set their spacesuits to battery power, marking the beginning of their 5.5 hour excursion outside of the @Space_Station to replace a failed power controller. Watch: https://t.co/2SIb9YXlRh
Hey #AcademicTwitter, do you use "while" to mean "though"/"although" or literally just as "during"? @MerriamWebster & @APA disagree on the matter. What do you think? https://t.co/lfbyTIVaS9 https://t.co/PNnrpagrAw #academicproblems
Researchers have found that seemingly trivial encounters with the minor characters in our lives — the random person at the dog park or the barista at your coffee shop — can affect feelings of happiness and human connection on a typical day. https://t.co/7PCZlGRcph
Out of town visitors to #AOM2019: highly suggest @flourbakerycafe for your breakfast/lunching needs. Some of the best sandwiches and pastries in Boston.
Incubators do more than give 20-something’s a place to work. They can help prison inmates and immigrants start their own businesses (because others may not hire them) (Dr Willem Hulsink) #AOM2019
@boysenandrew#protip bring the whole family with you! When one of us goes to a conference, we try to all go. Great travel opportunity and no missing cuteness required.
Sure, having an entrepreneur as a parent increases a child's entrepreneurial intentions... but so does having entrepreneurial peers. We should be cultivating more entrepreneurial kids peer groups in communities and schools! https://t.co/OF0XBNZV4T #entrepreneurship#education
Looking for #recommendations: best project management/to do list app for #academics? I've tried Todoist, Wunderlist, Taskade, Trello, Google Keep, and a few others I'm forgetting.
When your average scientist gets to Hell, they're going to find a library of 666 journals with paywalled articles about how to get out of Hell, all with p=.04, effect sizes of 18%, and no preregistration. One of the studies has a true result.