Economics professors Dr. Lynn Tang and Dr. Richard Baker co-authored a paper titled, “The Success of Crowdfunding Projects: Technology, Globalization, and Geographic Distance,” which has been accepted for publication in Economics of Innovation and New Technology. Steven Pittaro ’19 served as a student research assistant on this project. Pittaro now works as an operator at…
Dr. Susan Hume, Associate Professor of Finance was interviewed by WalletHub on finding affordable car insurance in New Jersey. In the piece she answers the following questions: What are the biggest risk factors keeping car insurance rates from being cheaper in New Jersey? What factors make coverage so high in NJ? Is there anything that…
Dr. Seung Hee Choi, Finance Department Chair, was recently interviewed by WalletHub on low interest credit cards. Read the full story here and Dr. Choi’s insights here.
On Tuesday, March 3, the US Fed announced an emergency rate cut in response to the continued spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). Below, three School of Business faculty members weigh in on the cut’s impact. Dr. Seung Hee Choi, Chair & Professor, Finance The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate by 50 bps to…
Recently, WalletHub interviewed Dr. Susan Hume, associate professor of finance, on the differences between chip and pin credit cards. According to Hume, depending on your location and the country’s banking laws, security for cards is enforced by either “Chip ‘n Sign” (CSIGN) or “Chip ‘n PIN” (CPIN). The US uses chip with signature for both…
School of Business adjunct professor Jeffery Levine was interviewed by The Daily Princetonian at Princeton University on the Robert Mueller ’66’s independent investigation into President Donald Trump and the impeachment process. Read the interview here.
Dr. Susan Hume, associate professor of finance, was interviewed by WalletHub to discuss the use of unsecured credit cards by people with low credit. In the profile, Dr. Hume addresses the expense of unsecured cards, the biggest mistakes people make with selecting credit cards, and more. Read the full interview here.
Jingyi Duan, PhD, assistant professor of marketing and interdisciplinary business, was named a 2018 recipient of the Bright Ideas Research Award, an annual award to recognize the research and contributions of faculty, for her article, “Posting Purchases on Social Media Increases Happiness: The Mediating Roles of Purchases’ Impact on Self and Interpersonal Relationships.”
Dr. Susan Hume, Associate Professor of Finance, attended the ESG Integration Summit: Framework for Creating a Diverse and Dynamic Marketplace, on September 20, 2018, in Stockholm, Sweden.
Two School of Business professors were included in Poets&Quants inaugural Top 40 Undergraduate Business Professors list. The honorees are Dr. Herbert B. Mayo, professor of finance, and Dr. Kevin Michels, professor of marketing & interdisciplinary business. Of Dr. Mayo, students say, “His teaching style is old school but incredibly effective, making students come up to…
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