Place: In S.F., Jessie St. is looking good Sep 24, 2008
"We're concerned with how it will feel to walk through the district," Joshua Switzky of the city's planning department told a crowd of 75 or so Wednesday at Golden Gate University ... It sits behind the main building of Golden Gate University, narrow and too often in shade. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Golden Gate shrinking Walnut Creek campus Sep 15, 2008
Golden Gate University shrinking Walnut Creek campus - East Bay Business Times ... Golden Gate University shrinking Walnut Creek campus ... More and more students nationwide are taking advantage of online learning, especially the working adult population seeking graduate degrees that Golden Gate University serves, Angel said. (East Bay Business Times, CA)
Oil drops below $100... Sep 13, 2008
"I see a permanent shift," said Kit Yarrow, a consumer psychologist at San Francisco's Golden Gate University who has studied how high oil prices have affected Americans' buying behavior. "Historically, when gas prices come down, people use more. But we've learned a lot of new things during this period and it will be hard to go back to our gas-guzzling ways.". (The Drudge Report)
Steven M. Smith Named Executive Vice President, Survey Operations, Arbitron Inc. Aug 29, 2008
Mr. Smith graduated from Golden Gate University in San Francisco with a Master of Business Administration degree for Management. He also graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy with a Bachelor of Science degree in General Engineering and International Affairs. (Yahoo! Wire -- Entertainment News)
Gene Upshaw Dies at Age 63 Aug 22, 2008
He also studied at California State University in 1969 and Golden Gate University Law School in 1982. Other honors include the American Football Conference Lineman of the Year in 1973, 1974 and 1977. (Suite101.com)
Homeowners delusional on value of property Aug 6, 2008
The gap reflects the mind's capacity for denial when, say, evidence suggests someone's largest single asset lost 20 percent of its worth in a year, said Kit Yarrow, a consumer psychologist at Golden Gate University. Assisting the denial is the subjective nature of home values, which - unlike most products - don't come in shiny boxes stamped with a price tag, she said. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Business)
Interest rate staying put Aug 4, 2008
Terry Connelly, dean of Golden Gate University s Ageno School of Business, described the condition of the economy as moving from pneumonia to anemia. Because of that, the Fed can t afford to boost rates to fend off inflation concerns. (Montana Standard, MT)
Off-Roading: Billions Fewer Miles Driven Jul 29, 2008
"I see this as a permanent change, I think it's a shift in our culture, and a shift away from doing things the gas-guzzling way," said Kit Yarrow, a consumer psychologist at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. Related. (ABC News -- Business)
Poll finds dark view of economy in California Jul 25, 2008
"People really are worse off," said Kit Yarrow, a consumer psychologist at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. "A lot of people, especially lower-income people, are suffering. This is genuine pain.". (San Francisco Chronicle -- Business)
What's stressful now? Sunscreen. Jul 24, 2008
Sunscreen has gotten very "complicated," notes Kit Yarrow, consumer psychologist at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. With the huge range of SPFs, or "sun protection factors," available, the UVA and UVB issues, and concerns over reapplication schedules, she said, "suddenly you have to do algebra.". (Boston Globe)
'Nation of Whiners' Could Have Credence Jul 14, 2008
Yarrow, who is also the Russell T. Sharpe Professor of Business at Golden Gate University, says that lack of consumer confidence has been caused by an negative overreaction to recent economic trends. Related. (ABC News)
Board of Trustees approves Central Campus president Jul 13, 2008
Matkin holds a doctorate in education from Texas A&M University in Commerce; an MBA from the University of Dallas in Irving, with a specialty in information systems; a master s degree in telecommunications management from Golden Gate University in Los Angeles; and bachelor and associate degrees in liberal arts / theology from Ambassador College in Pasadena, Calif. and Big Sandy, Texas, respectively. (Pasadena Citizen, TX)
30th Anniversary: Johns Jul 5, 2008
Both have several college degrees he an associate's from Yuba College, bachelor's in government from California State University, Sacramento and master's in public administration from Golden Gate University; and she an associate's from Sacramento City College, bachelor's in journalism from CSU Sacramento and master's in public administration from Chapman University. Their interests include working with youth, plus travel and watching sports for him and shopping and playing the piano for her. (Appeal Democrat, CA)
Suspect Held in Connection With Fatal Shooting of Calif. Lawyer Jul 3, 2008
"Prosecutors might be able to pin together that [Cai's murder trial] is relevant because he felt there was a vendetta or something against him, having secured a hung jury in the criminal case only to turn around to be sued civilly," said Robert Calhoun, a professor at Golden Gate University School of Law. "That may speak to his revenge motive, but it's certainly more remote on the issue of his intent.". (Law.com)
Candidates' wives under media microscope Jul 1, 2008
Michal Ann Strahilevitz, marketing professor at Golden Gate University in San Francisco, said a new generation of voters could change all that. "I think young women and professional women ... want the first lady to be someone who is listened to, has something to say, and doesn't just say, 'Whatever you want to do, dear,' " she said. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Age-discrimination ruling ho-hum in California Jun 22, 2008
The decision "will make employers re-evaluate how they make layoff decisions. It will probably make for fewer subjective layoffs and more objective ones," says David Oppenheimer, a law professor at Golden Gate University. Paul Secunda, an associate professor at Marquette University Law School, says the ruling will have "very little impact" on employees. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Do you fear that your financial hopes are fading? Get in line Jun 9, 2008
So after graduating from Golden Gate University in San Francisco, Keller anticipated a career path that would twist and turn. He navigated more than two decades' worth of corporate upheavals before accepting in July 2006 a $150,000-a-year marketing position with a Pennsylvania manufacturer of automated train control systems. (USA Today -- Money)
It's time to vote ... again May 28, 2008
She is a UC Berkeley graduate and obtained a doctorate in law from Golden Gate University School of Law in San Francisco. She has taught law part time at universities and corporations. (Palo Alto Online, CA)
No more Fedspeak on further interest rate cuts May 28, 2008
The Fed s advertised reluctance to cut again is a wise one, said Terry Connelly, dean of Golden Gate University s Ageno School of Business. Here s what Fed policymakers are up against: Cut rates and bolster a weak economy where employers are eliminating jobs and consumers are pulling back; raise rates and fend off inflation. (Leesville Daily Leader, LA)
Greenpeace Pushes for Greener Video Game Consoles May 23, 2008
D., an associate professor of marketing at Golden Gate University who studies corporate social responsibility and green consumer behavior, said a typical video game consumer is not likely to care that much about the toxins ... Golden Gate University. (Yahoo News -- Technology)
'Disaster fatigue' leads to drop in charitable aid May 21, 2008
"Hearing about too many disasters makes some people not give at all, when they would have if it had been just one disaster," says Michal Ann Strahilevitz, who teaches marketing at Golden Gate University and specializes in the factors at play in charitable giving. Compared with disasters like the Asian tsunami and Hurricane Katrina, those in China and Myanmar have generated just a trickle of aid. (Casa Grande Valley Newspapers, AZ)
Feds charge Bonds May 15, 2008
"It's exactly the same," Golden Gate University law professor Peter Keane said. "It's two ways of saying it's lying, and there's really no substantial difference between what he was charged with then and what he is charged with now."The case against Bonds remains built on whether he lied when he told the grand jury that his personal trainer, Greg Anderson, never supplied him with steroids and human growth hormone. (News & Observer -- Sports)
New indictment against Barry Bonds unsealed May 15, 2008
"It's exactly the same," Golden Gate University law professor Peter Keane said. "It's two ways of saying it's lying, and there's really no substantial difference between what he was charged with then and what he is charged with now.". (FindLaw News)
Place: History resurfaces on an old wall May 7, 2008
In unveiling their ideas to a full house at Golden Gate University, planners didn't emphasize just aesthetics. Project manager Joshua Switzky spent the first 20 minutes of his presentation building a case for vertical growth based on regional job projections and. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Paper Nor Plastic? May 2, 2008
"This is a case where they are saving money and also getting to say they're doing the right thing," says Michal Ann Strahilevitz, a marketing professor at Golden Gate University. "It's win-win.". (SmartMoney)
Meritage Wine Market and Tasting Room offers all things Apr 7, 2008
Davidowski grew up in Northern California, graduating from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1994 and earning an MBA from Golden Gate University in San Francisco in 2001. DETAILS. (San Diego Union-Tribune)
Thomas found guilty of lying in BALCO probe Apr 6, 2008
The trial was a "mirror image of the case against Bonds," said Peter Keane, a law professor at Golden Gate University who has followed the BALCO case. Novitzky proved to be "a solid witness, unshakeable on the essential points," he said. (San Francisco Chronicle)
West Coast Bank Welcomes Rand Wilhelmsen as Vice President and Investment Executive of Puget Sound West Coast Investment Services Apr 1, 2008
Wilhelmsen graduated from the University of Nevada with a B.A. in English and from Golden Gate University with an M.S. in management. He has earned multiple FINRA registrations including Investment Adviser Representative. (PR Newswire)
Bonds' defense will study cyclist's trial Mar 24, 2008
"It's a golden opportunity for them to watch a dress rehearsal for their trial," Golden Gate University law professor Peter Keane said. Thomas is charged with five counts of perjury and one count of obstruction of justice for allegedly lying to a grand jury about her steroid use. (News & Observer -- Sports)
NexCen Brands Appoints Chief Financial Officer Mar 22, 2008
" Mr. Hall most recently served as the Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer of Seevast Corp, a leading online-media holding company comprised of ad networks, Pulse 360 and Kanoodle, and a domain asset management company, Moniker, which was recently sold. Prior to that he was Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer of Mercator Software, Inc., a Nasdaq-traded company that was acquired in 2003. Over his extensive career, Ken has also served as the chief financial officer... (PR Newswire)
Trident Microsystems Announces Executive Management Team Changes Feb 29, 2008
He holds a master of business administration degree from Golden Gate University and a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Mr. Lin, 53, joined Trident in April 1999 and has more than 20 years of engineering management experience. (PR Newswire)
Home run king facing long odds in bid to get case dismissed Feb 29, 2008
Golden Gate University law professor Peter Keane said judges rarely toss out criminal cases, and that Bonds' motion to dismiss the case is a routine - if doomed - defense tactic. "Every now and then you strike oil, but I would be very surprised if Judge Illston dismissed the case," Keane said. (Fresno Bee -- State)
Were Clemens' 'implausible' comments perjury? Feb 28, 2008
If it contains provable falsehoods, a perjury indictment is likely, said Peter Keane, a professor of law at Golden Gate University. "The fact that he was so affirmative and completely denied everything, and sort of dared" Congress to investigate him may increase the chances that Clemens will be prosecuted, he said. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports)
Jo Anne Fletcher Dammarell Feb 21, 2008
Jo later worked as a receptionist at several San Francisco Bay area businesses, including KNBR Radio, Golden Gate University, and LucasFilm. She worked for West America Bank corporate headquarters for 13 years until moving to Corvallis. (Corvallis Gazette Times, OR)
Mark Fainaru-Wada Feb 16, 2008
Peter Keane, a professor at Golden Gate University Law School in San Francisco and a close follower of the BALCO case, said the government's role was unique but not unprecedented. He said it would be "alarming" if prosecutors were randomly meddling in a private enterprise and using police powers, but he believes the government is acting within its charge. (ESPN -- Baseball)
Bamboo-Based Clothing Feb 14, 2008
"I love organic socks and bought quite a few sets online," says Michal Ann Strahilevitz, a marketing professor at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. "When they arrived, I saw that every single pair had a relatively substantial-sized cardboard tag pinned to the socks, discussing the organic nature of the socks. "Why did they have to waste paper with those silly, huge tags. (Fox News)
Ameristar Casinos Names Reginald Fullwood, Jr. Senior Vice President and General Manager of Ameristar Black Hawk Feb 12, 2008
Fullwood earned an MBA at the University of Virginia's Darden Graduate School of Business Administration and a M.S. in Systems and Project Management at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. He is a graduate of the United States Military Academy. (PR Newswire)
Gunman running for council seat Feb 12, 2008
He met his wife, Daphne, whom he calls the "real lioness" of the family, in night classes when they were law students at Golden Gate University. They have one son, Patrick, 11. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Crime)
Glare of Clemens case reflects on Yankees Feb 11, 2008
If they hold up, they would make "very powerful" evidence that Clemens is lying, said Peter Keane, a professor at Golden Gate University School of Law and a veteran trial attorney. Because he has already testified under oath at the deposition, it is probably too late for Clemens to retract his denials, even if he wanted to, Keane said. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Wheeler Student Has Eyes On Broadway Jan 31, 2008
Brett, a former teacher, has his Masters Degree in Fine Arts from Golden Gate University and has huge hopes for his new student. Zak who has plans of attending the North Carolina School of Arts, Emerson, or SUNY Purchase University, will be highly involved in some serious projects at Spirit of Broadway. (Westerly Sun, RI)
Seven things to be happy at work Jan 30, 2008
"If the office is gorgeous, the pay is good, and the work is interesting, of course that helps," says Michal Ann Strahilevitz, a marketing professor at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. "However, there is one huge factor that does not cost an employer money: praise. So many supervisors go out of their way to let employees know what they have done wrong, but don't bother to congratulate and praise them for success. Praise does not cost anything to give, but its benefits on employee morale... (AZCentral -- Entertainment)
Mitchell Report full of circumstantial evidence Dec 20, 2007
What this presents is an atmosphere of common knowledge in the sport,'' Golden Gate University School of Law school professor Peter Keane said. The fact that this was so widespread takes away any claim of ignorance or naivet. (Helena Independent Record, MT)
New equation in writers' strike: return of Leno, O'Brien Dec 20, 2007
"The Hollywood writers' strike has reached a key moment in which viewer anger over reruns is really beginning to show, and no one in the negotiations is happy," says Michal Ann Strahilevitz, professor of marketing at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. "The networks, the writers, the advertisers, and the negotiators have all realized if something isn't done, the writers won't have shows to come back to, and that hurts everyone.". (Christian Science Monitor -- USA)
Evidence may limit Selig's punishment choices Dec 20, 2007
" Although Selig gave Mitchell an open-ended mandate, the investigation was hampered by his inability to force players to testify. Without subpoena power, Mitchell was forced to piggyback on federal investigations and media reports, including the book "Game of Shadows" that details ' steroid use. Mitchell summarized the case others have made against Bonds without providing new evidence. But the report could be a factor if the all-time home run king goes to trial on charges that he lied to when... (ESPN -- Baseball)
The Ultimate Gamble Dec 16, 2007
A native of San Francisco, Pappas graduated from Lowell High school and UC Davis, then earned her law degree at Golden Gate University Law School. "Prosecute the cancer and put it away for life. That's been my motto from day one," said Pappas, who served as a San Francisco County deputy district attorney for six years before joining Sonoma County's special victims unit last year, where she helps survivors of domestic and sexual abuse. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Morngside presents Walker Faculty awards Dec 13, 2007
Clovis holds a bachelor s degree in political science from the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado, a master s degree in business from Golden Gate University in San Francisco and a doctorate in public administration from the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Forbes, a Morningside graduate, serves as chair of religious studies. (Sioux City Journal, IO)
Light fare is scarce at the movies this year Dec 13, 2007
" And recent family-friendly releases that have proven popular, including "Enchanted'' and "This Christmas,'' will still be around. But Hollywood realizes that even though serious films have not been gaining traction with the American public, there is another obvious goal in mind. " 'Alvin and the Chipmunks' may very well fill theaters, but it is unlikely to win an Oscar," said Michal Strahilevitz, professor of marketing at Golden Gate University. "Many actors, directors and producers have grown... (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA)
What your CEO drives says a lot about the dude Dec 11, 2007
"Of all the products in the world, cars are the most reliable representation of an individual's personality," says Golden Gate University psychology chair Kit Yarrow. What CEOs drive offers a look into their personal engine blocks. (USA Today -- Autos)
Bonds could play 2008 season uninterrupted by a trial Dec 10, 2007
"He should be able to get through the season," said Peter Keane, law professor and dean emeritus at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. "He doesn't have to come to court again until the trial.". (USA Today -- Sports)
Bay Area business briefs Dec 9, 2007
He previously was chief financial officer and vice president of operations and enrollment services at Golden Gate University. -- David Lannon was named Northern California regional president at Whole Foods Market, moving west after six years as regional president of the company's North Atlantic region. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Business)
Bonds: I will be vindicated Dec 9, 2007
Together, they make up "a solid defense team," said Golden Gate University law Professor Peter Keane, who has tracked developments in the BALCO case. Lined up against them is a government team that has spent years on BALCO-related prosecutions: assistant U.S. attorneys Matthew Parrella, Jeffrey Nedrow and Jeffrey Finigan and lead investigator Jeff Novitzky, an agent with the Internal Revenue Service's criminal division. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Experts: Bonds to have tough time in perjury case Dec 7, 2007
Peter Keane, a law professor and dean emeritus at Golden Gate University in San Francisco, said Keker would be the ideal lawyer to represent Bonds, and that the slugger's refusal to pay Keker's hefty hourly fee is a sign of his personality getting in the way of his best interests. Bonds' sometimes-prickly disposition, Keane said, could also work against him if he were to take the stand in a trial. (USA Today -- Sports)
Iridium(R) Satellite Appoints Leader for NEXT Development Dec 6, 2007
Demitry holds a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering from the U.S. Air Force Academy, a Master of Business Administration from Golden Gate University, and a Master of Science in astronautical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. About Iridium Satellite Iridium Satellite LLC ) is the only provider of truly global satellite voice and data solutions with complete coverage of the earth (including oceans, airways and Polar Regions). (PR Newswire)
Barry Bonds doctor could be key witness Dec 1, 2007
"The doctor can't try and protect Bonds,'' said Golden Gate University law professor Peter Keane, a former San Francisco public defender. "The prosecutors will treat Ting like any other witness. If he doesn't tell the truth, he could be prosecuted for perjury; if he doesn't testify, he could be held in contempt. (MSNBC -- Sports)
Micrel Names Guy Gandenberger Vice President, World Wide Operations Nov 30, 2007
Mr. Gandenberger holds a B.S. degree in Business Administration from Saint Mary's College and a M.B.A from Golden Gate University. About Micrel, Inc. Micrel Inc., is a leading global manufacturer of IC solutions for the worldwide analog, Ethernet and high bandwidth markets. (PR Newswire)
Bonds' childhood chum, former girlfriend to testify against him Nov 24, 2007
If they were standing alone, their credibility would present a big problem for the prosecution,'' said Peter Keane, law professor at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. But the problem for Bonds is the collective amount of all this stuff the prosecution appears to have: the change in his body, the lab results. (Waynesboro Record Herald, PA)
Pender: Have an affordable holiday Nov 23, 2007
Kit Yarrow, a consumer psychologist at Golden Gate University, says she uses a spiral notebook that has a pocket folder for receipts. Look for sales, but be rational. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Bonds' defense: Lawyer may have talked his client into a corner Nov 18, 2007
"Rains is going to have to moderate his adversarial posture toward the U.S. attorney's office," said Peter Keane, a law professor at Golden Gate University. "That's been the strategy so far, but there is a great risk of going forward to trial given the evidence.". (San Francisco Chronicle)
Palo Alto names new administrative director Nov 16, 2007
Perez, who has worked for the city since 1985, has a bachelor's degree in business administration from Notre Dame De Namur University and is finishing a master's degree in executive administration from Golden Gate University. The Administrative Services Department includes the accounting, real estate, budget, treasury, purchasing and information technology divisions of the city. (Palo Alto Online, CA)
Woman's childhood in Nazi Germany provides fodder for new book Nov 14, 2007
Following graduation, McIntosh moved to the West Coast where she taught at Golden Gate University, became a risk management consultant with Warren McVeigh and editor of Practical Risk Management. She also became Squaw Valley's first female ski patroller, chasing a passion she has maintained through life along with bicycling and windsurfing. (Wood River Journal, ID)
Obama on verge of breakthrough by carving path along racial divide Nov 14, 2007
Michal Ann Strahilevitz, a professor of marketing at Golden Gate University, said it's no coincidence that Obama - like Woods - has forged a strong profile that stresses positive tones and issues that resonate with Americans "regardless of race.". That is different from past well-known African American presidential candidates such as the Rev. Jesse Jackson or the Rev. Al Sharpton, who have established credentials and deep roots in the African American community - and whose appeal was more... (San Francisco Chronicle)
CHINN, Randall B. Nov 13, 2007
Born and raised in San Francisco, Randy graduated from George Washington High School, earned a BS in telecommunication management Suma Cum Laude from Golden Gate University. He was predeceased by his mother, May Uyemura Lew; father, Edward; brother, Keith; father-in-law, Martin Leonardo; sister-in-law, Mary Lou Leonardo. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Many slaves to e-mail Nov 10, 2007
Michal Ann Strahilevitz, a marketing professor who specializes in Internet studies at Golden Gate University, San Francisco, says that in theory, people should be more productive due to e-mails, cell phones and text messaging. In reality, Strahilevitz says, "the time we used to find for tasks that require more than a few minutes of concentration is now being eaten up by unnecessary communications. We over communicate now to too many people because it is so easy to do.". (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
DSEM goes into new ops Oct 22, 2007
A graduate with a management degree from Golden Gate University, San Francisco, Davindra worked for AIC Semiconductor and Globetronics Technology Bhd untill early 2004 as operations and planning manager upon graduation in 1999. It was during these working years that I did a lot of research on the LED industry and found that there was a need for a business that provide reliability and test services for the major LED players in Penang. (The Star Online, Malaysia -- Business)
Charlie Rose talks to Silicon Valley leaders about political protectionism Oct 13, 2007
Golden Gate University marketing Professor Michal Ann Strahilevitz told the audience about a male friend who had bought a Ferrari several years ago while going through a divorce. But he recently sold it, she said, to buy a Prius. (San Francisco Chronicle)
