Aisha Mohamed and Nini Dang are the first two alumnae of the Emerging Leaders of Color Program to enroll at the Carlson School. They’ll begin in the Fall 2020 semester, joining 13 other students from ...
Carlson School Associate Professor Anant Mishra has discovered the demand shock brought on by the H1N1 pandemic also had an unanticipated impact on one emerging nation—India.
New research by Carlson School Assistant Professor Salman Arif finds that less-frequent reporting leads to greater volatility and mispricing in the stock market, as investors rely excessively on alter...
Carlson School Assistant Professor Betty Zhou finds that moral identity symbolizers tend to make their coworkers act in ways that could be perceived as virtuous.
“Shared or Dedicated Infrastructures? On the Impact of Reprovisioning Ability”
Guérin, R., Hosanagar, K., Li, X., and Sen, S. MIS Quarterly (Forthcoming)
“Time-Dependent Pricing for Multimedia Data Tr...
New research by Carlson School Associate Professor Daniel Forbes suggests that media attention provides legitimacy to private equity firms looking for investors.
