Brooks explores how leaders can align technology with human purpose by building adaptive organizations grounded in trust, sound judgment and shared accountability.
Dahlborg explores how collaborative leadership, trust and shared decision-making strengthen judgment, deepen empathy and improve organizational outcomes.
Hirsch and Simon explore why sound leadership judgment requires trust, mission-driven decisions and human insight beyond data and AI.
Daas explores how education can cultivate sound leadership judgment through real-world responsibility, reflection and learning from experience.
Glazier explains how leaders can develop sound judgment by challenging data, embracing diverse perspectives and critically evaluating AI-generated recommendations.
Edwards explores why supporting women through menopause is essential to retaining experienced leaders and their hard-earned judgment.
We spoke with Andrea Neil, a pioneer of Canadian women’s soccer, who boasts an 18-year national team career from 1990 to 2007, and 132 international competition and four Women's World Cup appearances.
Calling all entrepreneurs! Seton Hall's new NJSBDC office offers counseling to help you launch or grow your start-up business.
Through a new partnership with Kambia, Stillman MBA students are trading textbook case studies for real clients, working with microentrepreneurs in rural Panama and engaging in values-driven learning.
Moran shares her career journey, values and how judgement plays a role in everyday decisions.
Why leadership success is increasingly determined not by what you know, but by how you interpret, evaluate and act on what you face.
Are you a high school entrepreneur who dreams of launching a new venture? Or do you already run your own business? Enter Seton Hall's $50,000 Pirates Pitch for High School Students Startup Competition
Seton Hall faculty continue to lead national conversations. Read how our experts weighed in on prediction markets, tech safety and political ethics across major headlines this summer.
A commitment from alumnus James Keim, M.B.A. '00/J.D. '01, strengthens experiential learning at the Stillman School of Business and advances Seton Hall's For All, Forever campaign.
Susan Scherreik-Hynes was selected as a featured speaker at the Urban Poverty and Business Initiative Partners Meeting, highlighting Seton Hall's inaugural ImpactNJ cohort of 32 entrepreneurs.
Doctoral student and adjunct professor Alex Requena shares his experience supporting the NFL Flag Africa Championship and International Player Pathway Program in Kenya.
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