The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School today officially adds 12 new research- and practice-track professors to its full-time faculty, bringing to 21 the total number of new members hired for the full-time contingent since September 2012.
In all, the Carey School, established in 2007, now has 67 full-time faculty members. Of those with the title of professor, associate professor, or assistant professor, 29 are on the research track, 19 on the practice track. Nine have the title of lecturer. Another 10 professors hold joint appointments at Carey while based mainly at other divisions of Johns Hopkins University, including the schools of medicine, public health, nursing, advanced international studies, and engineering.
“The addition of these outstanding new faculty members provides even more instructors and mentors dedicated to helping our students attain success, both inside the classroom and beyond it,” said Dean Bernard T. Ferrari of the Carey Business School. “Also, the increase in professors on the research track creates more opportunities for Carey faculty members to collaborate on knowledge-creation projects with other researchers from across Johns Hopkins University.”
The 21 new faculty members are, in alphabetical order:
- Sunil Contractor, assistant professor in the practice track, PhD in marketing from the University of Georgia. Teaching interests include brand and product management, business statistics, and marketing strategy.
- Tinglong Dai, assistant professor in the research track, PhD in operations management from Carnegie Mellon University. Teaching interests include strategic operations and health care management.
- Kathleen Day, lecturer, MS from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and MBA from the New York University Stern School of Business. Teaching interests include finance, ethics, corporate governance, and corporate communication.
- Nicola Fusari, assistant professor in the research track, PhD in finance from the Swiss Finance Institute at the University of Lugano. Teaching interests include risk management, derivatives, and finance theory.
- Roman Galperin, assistant professor in the research track, PhD in management and economic sociology from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Management. Teaching interests include strategic human capital, entrepreneurial ventures in health care, and identity at work.
- Chris Harris, lecturer, MBA in international management from the Thunderbird School of Global Management. Teaching interests include digital marketing, social media marketing, mobile marketing, and customer relationship management.
- Jim Kyung-Soo Liew, assistant professor in the practice track, PhD in finance from the Columbia Business School. Teaching interests include derivatives, entrepreneurial finance, fixed income, hedge fund strategies, and wealth management.
- Sanghee Lim, assistant professor in the research track, PhD in technology and operations from the University of Michigan Stephen M. Ross School of Business. Teaching interests include management of information systems, social networks and organizations, and business analytics and quantitative methods.
- Sylvia Long-Tolbert, assistant professor in the practice track, PhD in marketing from Ohio State University. Teaching interests include consumer behavior theory, customer relationship management, services marketing, and strategic brand management.
- Nayoung Lee Louie, lecturer, PhD in biomedical engineering from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Teaching interests include marketing strategy and marketing management.
- Shabnam Mousavi, assistant professor in the practice track, PhDs in economics and statistics and post-doctorate in finance from the Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Teaching interests include behavioral finance, decision theory, mathematical/statistical modeling, and medical decision making.
- Supriya Munshaw, lecturer, PhD in Computational Biology and Bioinformatics from Duke University. Teaching interests include statistical analysis, commercialization of early-stage technologies, and health care and pharmaceutical strategy and management.
- Alessandro Rebucci, assistant professor in the research track, PhD in economics from the University of London. Teaching interests include international finance and applied macroeconomics.
- Charles Schilke, senior lecturer and director of the part-time program of the Edward St. John Real Estate Program, JD from the Cornell University Law School. Teaching interests include real estate finance, real estate development, real estate law, health care real estate, and hotels and resorts.
- Emilia Simeonova, assistant professor in the research track, PhD in economics from Columbia University. Teaching interests include health economics, children’s health, and development economics.
- Shubhranshu Singh, assistant professor in the research track, PhD in business administration from the University of California at Berkeley. Teaching interests include marketing strategy and marketing management.
- Colleen Stuart, assistant professor in the research track, PhD in organizational behavior from the University of Toronto Rotman School of Management. Teaching interests include the influence of social structure on collective outcomes such as group performance, adaptation, and relationship duration.
- Dalton Tong, lecturer in the practice track, MBA from the University of Baltimore. Teaching interests include health care management and finance. (Arriving August 2014.)
- Ruxian Wang, assistant professor in the research track, PhD in operations research from Columbia University. Teaching interests include operations management and data analytics.
- Haiyang Yang, assistant professor in the research track, PhD in marketing from INSEAD. Teaching interests include branding strategy and marketing strategy.
- Demir Yener, senior lecturer, PhD in corporate finance from Syracuse University. Teaching interests include investments, corporate finance, corporate governance, and international business.