Colangelo College of Business Research
Colangelo College of Business Research
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The Canyon Emerging Scholars (CES) program offers students the chance to collaborate with faculty on research that tackles problems across disciplines. Rooted in the Boyer model of scholarship, CES supports applied, integrative and discovery-based research, with a strong focus on reflection, community engagement and interdisciplinary learning.
Collegiate Consortium of Business Insights
GCU provides valuable research opportunities for business students. In the Collegiate Consortium of Business Insights, we empower students through innovative research that connects academic theory with practical applications. We aim to explore, examine, enlighten and empower to advance knowledge, encourage collaboration, spark innovation and shape future business leaders through meaningful inquiry and impactful dialogue.
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Grand Canyon University and the Colangelo College of Business develop impactful business research across diverse fields of study. You are encouraged to explore all realms of business and entrepreneurial ventures. Whether through a bachelor's degree, Master of Business Administration (MBA) or Doctor of Business Administration (DBA), you have the opportunity to perfect your research techniques and strategies through hands-on discovery and apply these best practices to your academic and career pursuits. Explore the published work of our scholars, as well as the committees that help us uphold our commitment to fair, objective and ethical research.
The Center for Innovation in Research on Teaching (CIRT) facilitates excellence in business research and teaching at Grand Canyon University. A faculty-driven initiative, CIRT crosses teaching disciplines to foster an integrated community of educators. For more information on CIRT, visit cirt.gcu.edu
The Journal of Instructional Research (JIR) is an annual online publication facilitated by CIRT. JIR helps scholars enhance their understanding and the application of best practices in college teaching. For more information on JIR, visit cirt.gcu.edu
The Institutional Review Board (IRB) ensures that all GCU-conducted research meets the highest ethical standards and complies with the federal regulations.
