Scott Morton’s new book, available for download from the Thurman Arnold Project website, assembles five years of her work exploring the challenges of regulating tech giants like Apple, Google, and Meta.
This summer, three accomplished professors will assume new leadership roles in which they will help advance the research and teaching efforts of Yale SOM’s faculty.
Shin, a marketing professor who teaches the Customer course, won for core teaching; Jensen, who teaches courses on entrepreneurship and technology, won the award for elective teaching.
The organization, a professional association of financial advisors and wealth managers, recognized Ibbotson’s influential research with the Investment Consulting Impact Award.
The one-week program, an intensive PhD course in behavioral finance, brought almost 50 students to the Yale School of Management from June 13 to 17 for a crash course in this growing field.
The Yale School of Management’s Micro OB internship is an immersive experience for nontraditional and underrepresented students considering careers in the field of organizational behavior.