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 2013 Chat Schedule

Wednesday April 10th 2013

Madhi Majbouri,Economics "Oil and Entrepreneurship in MENA Countries: Evidence from GEM Surveys

Rosa  Sledgers, Arts and Humanities "Directing Vanity to Proper Objects:Adam Smith  and Business Education"

Thursday March 28th, 2013

Salvatore Pairse and Patricia Guinman,TOIM"Jump-starting the Use of Social Technologies  in Your Organization" John Hodge, Arts and Humanities "Gals will be Gales:Dorothy's Reproductive Capablities  and the Birth of Murder"

 Wednesday, February 20th, 2013  

Sinan Erzurmulu,TOIM,"Managing Transformational Start-Up Risks:Evidence From ARPA-E Program"

Elizabeth Goldberg, Arts and Humanties,"Let Us Begin With A Smaller Gesture':Human Rights and Literary Form in Chris Abani's Song for the Night and Becoming Abigial"

Thursday February 5th 2013

Julie Levinston,Arts and Humanities,"Time,and Time Again:Temporality,Narrativity and Spectatorship in Christian Marclay's The Clock "
Anne Roggeveen, Marketing,"Deal or No Deal?"How Number of Buyers,Purchase Limit, and Time-to Expiration  Impact Purchase Decisions on Group Buying Websites"

 

Fall 2012 Chat Schedule

 

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Steven Gordon, Technology, Operations, and Information Management, "The Impact of Social Media on Office Friendships"
Nan Langowitz, Management, "Early Career Outcomes: Does Gender Make a Difference?"

 

Thursday,September 20,2012

Mary Pinard, Arts and Humanities, "Refugia: Poems in the Search of the Prarie"

Peter Cohan and U.Srinivasa Rangan , Technology,Operations and Information Management "Capital Rising: How Global Capital Flows are Changing Business Systems All Over the World"

 
Wednesday October 3 2012

Erica Salvaj,Babson Global ,"Challenging the influentials hypothesis: A network model of customer social influence value"

Joel Shulman,Entrepreneurship ,"Investing in Entrepreneurs"

Tuesday, October 16,2012

Mary O'Donoghue ,Arts and Humanities, "Sreangscealta Beaga Baiteacha On Domhan:Small Pale Telegrams from the World"

Vikki Rogers, Mathematics and Science, "Shifts in leaf area,density and chemistry of tree seedlings in response to experimental climate change treatments"

"NVivo Qualitative Software Demo", Stuart Robinson-QSR International