Talya Bauer, School of Business faculty, presented “Shock and Awe: Understanding the Role of the Small Self and Newcomer Adjustment” as part of a symposium titled “New directions in understanding newcomer adjustment: Exploring emerging mechanisms” at the annual meeting of the Academy of Management. Philadelphia, PA, August 3.
Riëtte Carstens and Julia Freybote, School of Business faculty, presented “REIT Technology Disclosures: The Stock Market Response” at the European Real Estate Society annual conference in Vienna, Austria. July 3.
Riëtte Carstens, School of Business faculty, presented “Information Risk Disclosures and REIT Financial Constraints” at the European Real Estate Society annual conference in Vienna, Austria. July 3.
Berrin Erdogan, School of Business faculty, presented “Finding the Balance: How and When Employees Perceive Leader-member Exchange Differentiation as Contribution based” at the Symposium titled “Rethinking Leader–Member Exchange in Social Context: Comparisons, Signals, and Boundaries” at the annual meeting of the Academy of Management. Philadelphia, PA, August 4.
Berrin Erdogan and Talya Bauer, School of Business faculty, presented “The Great Pretender: Workplace Impostor Thoughts, Outcomes, and The Critical Role of Perceived Competence” as part of the symposium “Introspecting the “Impostor”: New Theory and Insights on the Impostor Phenomenon” at the annual meeting of the Academy of Management. Philadelphia, PA, August 3.
Julia Freybote, School of Business faculty, presented “The Non-Linear Dynamics of Disclosure Tone and REIT Bond Yields” at the European Real Estate Society annual conference in Vienna, Austria. July 1.
David Gerbing, School of Business faculty, presented “A Grammar for Value Data Visualizations Implemented in the R package lessR” at the 2026 Cascadia R Conference held at PSU and OHSU. Portland, OR. June 27.
Tom Gillpatrick, School of Business faculty, presented “Building Resilience in a Polycrises World” at Işık University, Istanbul, Türkiye. May 12, 2026.
Tom Gillpatrick, School of Business faculty, presented “Drivers of Innovation” as part of a seminar on Entrepreneurship, Technology and Innovation at Galata University, Istanbul, Türkiye. May 13, 2026.
Tom Gillpatrick, School of Business faculty, presented “Global Instability, Supply Chain and Strategies for Resilience” at the Turkish-German University, Istanbul, Türkiye. May 13, 2026.
Sejin Keem, School of Business faculty, presented “When Creativity Gets Personal: Identity Threat and the Social Costs of Idea Rejection” as part of the Symposium “Beyond Creative Output: New Frontiers in Understanding Impressions of Creative Individuals at Work” at the annual meeting of the Academy of Management. Philadelphia, PA, August 4.
Mary Marshall, School of Business faculty, presented “Descriptive Storytelling on Day One: Synthesizing Case-Based Induction with Montessori-Style Narrative Frameworks in Introductory Accounting” at the AAA Global Connect Conference on Teaching and Learning. Las Vegas, NV. August 1.
Mary Marshall, School of Business faculty, presented “Bridging Professional Expertise and Academic Innovation: Opportunities, Challenges, and Ethical Considerations for AI Integration in Academic Research” at the AAA Global Connect 30th Annual Ethics Symposium. Las Vegas, NV. August 2.
Sambit Tripathi, School of Business faculty, presented “More Than Confidence Scores: Do Different Types of Uncertainty Matter for Trust in AI?” at the Americas' Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS). Reno, NV. August 20-22.
Sambit Tripathi, School of Business faculty, presented “Societal Outcomes of the Gig Economy: Evidence from Ridesharing Platforms” at the Americas' Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS). Reno, NV. August 20-22.