Babson Faculty Research Fund Programs
Throughout the academic year, the BFRF sponsors programs to support its mission.
- The Research Chats feature faculty members who have completed research projects. The Chats offer a venue for faculty to share their research activities, serve as a forum for the exchange of research ideas, and, in general, promote research within the Babson community.
- Other programs feature speakers addressing research related topics and other topics of interest to the Babson community.
Upcoming Research Chat Programs
Noon to 1:15 PM – Needham Room, Olin Hall
Spring Chat Schedule
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Fall Chat Schedule
Nestor Azcona, Economics, "Price-Level Targeting and Exchange-Rate Volatility”
G. Shankaranarayanan, TOIM, "Social Media Data and Data Quality"
Kevin Bruyneel, History and Society, "Martin Luther King's Lagacy in the Streets and in the Stone: The Paradox of Memorializing Change in American Race Politics”
Sinan Erzurumlu, TOIM, "Operational Hedging Strategies to Overcome Financial Constraints for Clean Technology Startups"
Virginia Rademacher, Arts and Humanities, "Playing for Real: Simulated Games of Identity in Comtemporary Spanish Narrative”
Kieth Wilcox, Marketing "Are Close Friends the Enemy? The Influence of Online Social Networks on Self-Control"
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Gang Hu, Finance, "OLIVE: A Simple Method for Estimating Betas When Factors Are Measured with Error”
Janice Yellin, Arts and Humanities, "Art
Writing History"
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Denise Troxell, Mathematics and Science, "Graph Theoretical Approach to the Spread of Disease, Opinion, and Fault"
Steven Gordon, TOIM, "Trends and Gaps in the Use of Case-Based Research in Information Systems and Technology Research"