The Lubar School of Business Research Seminar Series is a lively forum for discussion of scholarly topics by faculty and doctoral students. Lubar faculty, PhD candidates, and invited guests present their current research for feedback and engaging dialogue. Members of the campus community and other interested visitors are welcome to attend.
Friday, April 27, 2018
10:30am-12:00pm, Lubar Hall N440
Transforming Connected Systems Into Smart Connected Systems: Research Insights and Future Opportunities
Matthew E.H. Petering, University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee
Spring 2018 seminars included:
Cluster Trading of Corporate Insiders
Donghyun Kim, Lubar School of Business
Do Audit Firms’ Internal Inspection Programs Have Teeth? Evidence from the U.S. Operations of the Largest Audit Firms
Daniel Aobdia, Northwestern University
Scalable High Performance Prediction with XGboost
Joseph Retzer, Lubar School of Business
The Impact of Corporate Giving on Risk Taking
Colleen Boland, Lubar School of Business &
Julia Schneider, Justus-Liebig-Universitat
Will Saying “Thank you” (vs. “Sorry”) Increase Consumer Satisfaction?
Xiaojing Yang, Lubar School of Business
Discounting the Future –Short-termism as a Long-term Strategy?
Daniel Albert, Lubar School of Business
Taking a Beating on the Stock Market: Crime and Stock Returns
John Huck, Lubar School of Business
For More Information
Ehsan Soofi
UW-Milwaukee Distinguished Professor
Business Statistics
Lubar Hall S479
(414) 229-4281
esoofi@uwm.edu