Professor Yehuda Klein and CUNY Graduate Center Associate Professor James Biles won a $40,000 CUNY Interdisciplinary Research Grant entitled “Using Systems Modeling, Optimization and Geovisualization Tools to Inform Community Planning
Read MoreProfessor of Economics Merih Uctum was recently featured in an interview with WalletHub—a personal finance website that provides users free consumer tools, credit reports, and scores—on the pros and cons
Read MoreAssociate Professor of Economics Nadia Doytch Publishes Research in Three Publications and presents her work to the Society for the Study of Emerging Markets. Professor Doytch and her co-authors have their
Read MoreJacqueline Gilman, an economics student supervised by Manny Thorne, has her term paper titled “Negative Interest Rates: How do they work? Case Studies in Japan, Europe, Switzerland, Sweden, and Denmark”
Read MoreYehuda Klein, a professor and chair of the Economics Department, and John Paul, graduate deputy chair in the Accounting Department, made a presentation titled “An Accountant and an Ecologist Walk
Read MoreNadia Doytch, an assistant professor of economics, had her article, “The Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on the Ecological Footprints of Nations,” accepted for publication in Environmental and Sustainability Indicators.
Read MoreNadia Doytch, an assistant professor in the Economics department, and co-authors have their paper titled “The drivers of financial development: Global evidence from internet and mobile usage” accepted for publication
Read MoreAssistant Professor Seungho Baek of the Finance department and Professor Merih Uctum from Economics had their article, “Robo-Advisors: Machine Learning in Trend-Following ETF Investments” accepted for publication in Sustainability.
Read MoreThe Koppelman School of Business joins other institutions worldwide recognized for excellence in business education.
Read MoreFrom scholarship on religion to graffiti, faculty and staff members showcased the college’s vibrant intellectual life.
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