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Allison Gabriel Featured in Arizona Alumni Magazine

Our Whole Selves | Eller Professor Allison Gabriel talks venting in the workplace, employee burnout, and linking theory to real life. Gabriel, trained as an industrial-organizational psychologist, is concluding her eighth and final year out west. She researches, often alongside her doctoral students, the psychology of work: emotions on the job, employee motivation, the relationship between home life and work life.

Eller College of Management Doctoral Candidate Offers Tips to Help Organizations Prevent Employee Burnout

In a recent research paper, Kelly P. Gabriel, third year doctoral candidate in Management and Organizations, addresses the topic of employee burnout. Published on the ScienceDirect website, as well as the Business Horizons journal, the study aims to help businesses create healthier workplaces during crises and beyond. 

Meet America Guerrero ’23 BSBA (Accounting)

Born and raised in Tucson, America Guerrero ’23 BSBA (Accounting) was a Wildcat since her parents began taking her to University of Arizona basketball and football games at a young age. When the time came for her to decide where she wanted to take her studies, she knew that the Eller College of Management was the best choice for her and her career path in Accounting.