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No full textTLC for Books: Book Covering and Repair (with Alex Guinan-Blaney) Beyond Dewey: Help Your Students See Themselves In Your Library (with Jessica Chun). Jamboard Finding New(ish) Books on a Budget (with Kathryn Levenson) Programming in Your Library Renovating, Reorganizing, or Redecorating Your Library Tech Tool Talk Collaboration with teachers & advocacy to administration Tour of the Saint Mary’s College Library (with Sarah Vital) Visit the SMC Museum of Art (with Swetta Abeyta
SMC\u27s Corey Cook on the upcoming Democratic National Convention and what it could mean for voters
No full textIsole: A Voyage Among My Dreams
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When E and G Disagree: ESG Scores Between Hedonic and Utilitarian Firms
Get PDFHow do Environmental (E), Social (S), and Governance (G) scores vary when examined under a hedonic-utilitarian lens? The happiness and guilt associated with hedonic (pleasure oriented) products have been shown to increase altruism and prosocial behavior as compared to utilitarian (need oriented) products. Based on this we examine whether Social- and Environmental-pillar scores for firms associated with hedonic products and/or services will be greater than for firms associated with utilitarian products and/or services. To test these hypotheses, data from the Thompson-Refinitiv ESG database were used to compare the ESG pillar scores between hedonic and utilitarian firms. The research finds higher Environmental pillar scores for hedonic firms than for utilitarian firms. For Social scores the difference between hedonic and utilitarian firms was not significant; however, there was a significant difference between the firm groups in their Governance scores: utilitarian firms had higher scores than their hedonic counterparts
Opinion: Supreme Court immunity ruling isn’t just bad, it’s unconstitutional, writes SMC Professor Emeritus Steve Woolpert
No full textSMC Professor Emerita Brenda Hillman Honored with Fred Cody Award for Lifetime Achievement & Service at Northern California Book Awards
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