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WVU to name auditorium after Vienna businessman | News, Sports, Jobs

Artist’s rendering of the future John Chambers College of Business and Economics. (Photo Provided) MORGANTOWN A state-of-the-art auditorium at Reynolds Hall, the new home of the West Virginia University John Chambers College of Business and Economics, will be named in honor of a late businessman from Vienna. Harry H. Esbenshade Jr. was an accomplished business leader and philanthropist. The Esbenshade Foundation and other Esbenshade interests joined to recognize Esbenshade Jr. with a gift to the university and the next generation of business leaders. His son, Harry “Hap” Esbenshade III established the foundation. “Hap understands the future of business in West Virginia and beyond is shaped by the quality of education within our business schools,” said Javier Reyes, Milan Puskar Dean of the Chambers College, and vice president of Start-up West Virginia. “This generous gift to support Reynolds Hall will position us to be a world-class business school with state-of-t

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 E-Mail There is a considerable gap in our current understanding of gift-giving because much of what has been studied has focused on gift-giving as an affair between just two consumers a single giver and a recipient. Little is known about the impact other gifts have on the recipient of the gifts, even though some of the most common occasions for giving a gift, such as birthdays, the winter holidays, Mothers and Fathers Day, graduations, bridal showers, baby showers, bachelor and bachelorette parties, going away parties, and retirement parties, all typically involve a recipient receiving gifts from several different givers. Researchers from Carnegie Mellon s Tepper School of Business and West Virginia University s John Chambers College of Business and Economics set out to understand gift giving dynamics in these settings and how a giver s and a recipient s evaluation of the giver s gift is influenced by the other gifts the recipient receives.

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