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The TCU Neeley School of Business is launching Neeley AI Forward, a business-focused initiative designed to coordinate, support and advance how artificial intelligence is integrated across the school’s teaching, research and operations.

Updates across artificial intelligence, leadership development, executive engagement, community partnerships and graduate programs strengthen student-centered priorities and industry connection at Neeley.

Assistant Professor of Supply Chain Management Ellie Falcone and her coauthors conducted two pioneering studies to uncover how and why corporate social responsibility behaviors spread, stall or diverge across firms—transforming how leaders think about sustainability strategy in supply chain networks.

Eric Harris, faculty leader for Neeley Executive Education and founder of GatherRound, explains how shifting from slide-driven meetings to story-driven communication can improve persuasion, focus and team performance.

Through the CREATE program, Beckett Kitaen turned classroom learning into a consumer-ready snack brand ahead of graduation.

This class of graduates reflects the diverse paths Neeley students take and the shared commitment to leadership, learning and impact that defines the Neeley experience.

The new undergraduate course launching in January 2026 will help students understand the real work behind energy land management.

Ralph Lowe Energy Institute executive director offers insights on crypto-powered heating and evolving energy systems.

Texas Christian University Professor Will Drover and co-author Laura Huang, a professor at Northeastern University, reveal why artificial intelligence (AI) adoption advances unevenly across tasks and roles, and what leaders should know to navigate the transformation.

The national recognition honors Weltman's exceptional teaching, industry expertise and impact on Neeley students.