ALISSA BILFIELD contributed the chapter “Women Smallholder Farmers Growing Beverage Crops” to “Women and Smallholder Farming: Addressing Global Inequities in Agriculture,” which was published in September 2025 by Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing. Bilfield is a professor of practice in management and executive director of the Goldring Institute for International Business.
JASMIJN BOL recently published three articles in peer-reviewed journals. With co-authors A. Braga and J. Lill, she contributed “Calibration in the Performance Evaluation Process” to Human Resource Management and “Should You Be Calibrating Your Performance Evaluations?” to Compensation & Benefits Review, and with co-authors H. Fogel-Yaari, I. Grabner and K. Sedatole, she contributed “Promoting Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB): Unintended Gender Disparities in the Participation and Evaluation of Different Types of OCB” to The Accounting Review. Bol also recently co-authored two articles with Eugina Leung and SHUHUA SUN for professional trade publications: “Leveraging Generative AI: AI-Human Co-Creation for Tasks Requiring Social Intelligence,” which was published in CIMA Research Executive Summary, and “Leveraging Gen AI to Maximise Performance,” which was published in Financial Management magazine. Bol is the Francis Martin Chair in Business and PwC Professor of Accounting.
YUMEI HE’s paper “Mining Linguistic Styles in Bilateral Matching: A Contrastive Learning Approach to Reciprocal Recommendation,” co-authored with Yue Guan, Ni Huang, Xinhua Guo and Guoqing Chen, was accepted for publication in ACM Transactions on Knowledge Discovery from Data. He is an assistant professor of management science.
MATTHEW HIGGINS’ research policy brief “How USPS Network Changes Threaten Prescription Drug access for Vulnerable Populations,” coauthored with Elena Patel and Joshua Feng, was published by the Brookings Institution. Higgins is the Earl P. & Ethel B. Koerner Chair of Strategy & Entrepreneurship and Professor of Management.
HONGSEOK JANG’s paper “Probabilistic Selling for Vertically- Differentiated Products in a Decentralized Channel,” coauthored
with Zhechao Yang and Xiajun Amy Pan, was accepted for publication in Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, and his paper “Phygital Experiences: Optimization, Tailoring, and Pricing Contract Strategies on the Online Platform,” co-authored with Kyung Sung Jung and Young Kwark was accepted for publication in MIS Quarterly. Jang is an assistant professor of management science.
JAKE KRUPA’s paper “Capturing Firm Economic Events,” co-authored with Khrystyna Bochkay, Roman Chychyla and Anthony Joffre, was accepted for publication in Management Science. Krupa is an assistant professor of accounting.
MIN YOUNG LEE’s paper “Moving Toward, Moving Away, or Stuck in Conceptual Limbo? Rethinking Approach, Avoidance, and Inhibition in Organizational Research,” co-authored with Elad Sherf and Terence McElroy, was accepted for publication in Academy of Management Annals. Lee is an assistant professor of management.
SIMIN LI recently had two papers accepted for publication: “Proximity Matters: The Impact of Urgent Care Centers on Emergency Department Arrivals,” co-authored with Achal Bassamboo and Martin Lariviere, was accepted for publication in Production and Operations Management, and “No Call, No Show: Impact of No-Shows on Customer Attrition in Online-to-Offline Services Banks,” co-authored with Nil Karacaoglu, was accepted for publication in Manufacturing & Service Operations Management. Li is an assistant professor of management science.
AMIN SABZEHZAR’s paper “When Do Equity Appeals Increase Giving,” co-authored with Gordon Burtch, Kevin Hong and T. S. Raghu, was accepted for publication in Information Systems Research. Sabzehzar is an assistant professor of management science.
ALEX SLEPTSOV’s textbook “Strategic Management Unpacked: Practical, Yet Theoretically Justified Advice to Make Better Strategic Decisions” was published in August 2026 by Kendall Hunt Higher Education. Sleptsov is a professor of practice in management.
