Seminars and Events

2021-2022 Management and Organization Seminar Series

Seminars are typically on Fridays from 11:00AM to 12:30PM unless otherwise specified.

SPRING 2022 Distinguished Speakers

Date	Speaker	Presentation Title	Room	Host
2/4/22	Prof. Sunkee Lee Carnegie Mellon University	Title to be posted to date	JFF 331	TBD
2/11/22	Prof. Daniel Keum Columbia Business School	Title to be posted to date	JFF 331	TBD
2/18/22	Prof. Arvind Karunakaran McGill University	Title to be posted to date	TBD	TBD
2/25/22	Fulton Christopher Eaglin Harvard Business School	Title to be posted to date	JFF 331	TBD
3/4/22	Prof. Angelica Leigh Duke University	Title to be posted to date	JFF 331	TBD
Wed., 3/9/22	Prof. Brian Silverman Rotman Univ. of Toronto	Title to be posted to date	JKP 102	TBD
3/11/22	Prof. Keith Leavitt Oregon State	Title to be posted to date	JFF 331	TBD
3/18/22	Prof. Lisa Leslie New York University	Title to be posted to date	JFF 331	TBD
3/25/22 9:30am - 11:00am	Prof. Joyce C. He UCLA	Title to be posted to date	JFF 236	TBD
4/8/22	Prof. Christopher Barnes Washington	Title to be posted to date	JFF 331	TBD
4/15/22	Prof. Pierre Azoulay MIT Sloan	Title to be posted to date	JFF 331	TBD
4/22/22	Prof. Jack Goncalo University of Illinois	Title to be posted to date	JFF 331	TBD

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FALL 2021 Distinguished Speakers

ate	Speaker	Presentation Title	room	Host
9/10/21	Prof. Drew Jacoby-Senghor UC Berkeley	Majority Members Misperceive Even 'Win-Win' Diversity Policies as Unbeneficial to Them	Zoom	Prof. Eric Anicich
9/17/21	Prof. Jonathan Hersh Chapman University	Will AI Accelerate the Digital Divide? Evidence From a Field Experiment on How Managers Use AI	JFF 240	Prof. Dan Fehder
10/1/21	Prof. Julien Clement Stanford University	The Intra-Organizational Antecedents to Inter-Organizational Imitation: Micro-level Evidence in Esports	JFF 240	Prof. John Eklund
10/15/21	Prof. Daniel Rock Wharton University	Learning the Latent Structure of the Labor Market	JFF 240	Prof. Fehder
10/22/21	Prof. John Joseph UC Irvine	A Test of the Information Processing-Delegation Hypothesis: EHR Implementation and Task Allocation Within Hospital Care Units, A Natural Experiment	JFF 240	Prof. John Eklund
10/29/21	Prof. Brian Lucas Cornell University	The Creative Cliff Illusion	JFF 240	Prof. Scott Wiltermuth

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