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.
Fall 2020 seminars:
Store Closed: How Consumers Respond to Retail Store Closures
Dinesh Gauri, University of Arkansas
The Regulatory and Captial-Market Effects of a U.S. Approach to Enforcement: Evidence from China
Kai Li, University of British Columbia
Trading Privacy for the Greater Social Good: How Did America React During COVID-19?
Beibei Li, Carnegie-Melon University
Accounting
Kim Westermann, California Polytechnic University
New Metaheuristic Applications Related to Quantum Computing and QUBO Model
Yu Du, University of Colorado-Denver
Liquidity Characteristics of Market Anomalies and Institutional Trading
Tong Yao, University of Iowa
Just How Large Are CEO Effects in Corporate Communications and Disclosures: A Variance Components Analysis
Shyam Kumar, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor, Your High-Skilled Labor: H-1B Lottery Outcomes and Entrepreneurial Success
Stephen Dimmock, National University of Singapore
Data, Analytics, and Agent-Based Modelling: Examples in IS Research and Lessons
Balaji Padmanabhan, University of Southern Florida
An Option Game Model of Innovation and Imitation: Understanding Drivers of Competition
Tailan Chi, Lubar School of Business
From Internal Cohesion Problems to External Attacks: Board Demographic Diversity as an Opportunity for Hedge Fund Activism
Wei Shi, University of Miami
For More Information
Ehsan Soofi
UW-Milwaukee Distinguished Professor
Business Statistics
Lubar Hall S479
(414) 229-4281
esoofi@uwm.edu