The Boston Business Journal recently published an article featuring Nina Mazar, Professor of Marketing, discussing Mazar’s co-authored book voted best in the 2022 Habit Weekly Awards. Spending her career studying how expectations, emotions, peers, and environmental cues affect peoples’ viewpoints and decisions, her past research topics have included the dishonesty of honest people, tax compliance, and […]
We’re proud to announce that Archi Das, Questrom class of ‘23, and Mayowa Hassan, Questrom class of ‘23, have been named two of 2023’s Best & Brightest Business Majors by Poets and Quants. Both recipients have demonstrated their dedication through extracurriculars, community work, and leadership roles during their time at Questrom, and are unquestionably deserving […]
BU’s Digital Business Institute at the Questrom School of Business hosted a Digital Marketing Symposium to discuss challenges and opportunities marketing faces when it comes to responsible digital customer engagement. Panelists included Dave Edelman, former CMO of Aetna, Nicholas Primola, Executive Vice President of the Association of National Advertisers (ANA), and Andrea Coville, CEO of […]
Amazon Science recently published an article announcing Shuba Srinivasan, Professor of Marketing, as a recipient of the 2022 Amazon Research Award. In this cycle, the Amazon Research Awards is publicly announcing 26 award recipients who represent 24 universities in seven countries. Amazon Research Awards delivers unrestricted funds as well as AWS Promotional credits to academic […]
Nina Mazar, Professor of Marketing and behavioral scientist who focuses on topics from consumer behavior to economics to social and environmental impact, has been named a Thinkers50 Radar Class of 2023 member.
With more than 500 nominations from students, alumni, colleagues, and school deans from more than 50 of the best undergraduate business programs, Professor Douglas Hannah has been named one of Poets@Quants top 50 undergraduate professors of 2002.
Behavioral Scientist recently named “Behavioral Science in the Wild,” coauthored by Questrom Professor of Marketing Nina Mazar, as one of the most notable science books published in 2022.
Last month at the 2022 Decision Sciences Institute (DSI) annual conference, Dr. Jay Kim, Associate Professor of Operations & Technology Management, received the Best Teaching Case Studies Award for his paper, “The Global Rush to Produce Covid-19 Vaccine.”
Presented annually by Rajk College’s Student Assembly, the Herbert Simon Award recognizes academics who have demonstrated an outstanding ability to solve business problems while also having an extraordinary impact on College members’ thinking and development. This year, the Rajk College of Advanced Studies has awarded this prestigious recognition to Marshall Van Alstyne, Professor in Management […]
MIT Sloan recently published an article featuring Connie Hadley, Lecturer of Management & Organizations, on being this year’s recipient of the Richard Beckhard Memorial Prize. As a coauthor of the MIT Sloan Management Review article, “Are Your Team Members Lonely?”, Connie was awarded this year’s Richard Beckhard Memorial Prize. In today’s organizations, a major problem […]