College of Business faculty recognized for recent achievements include Jennifer Davidson, Dr. Ann Mari May, Dr. Mary McGarvey and Dr. Julie Wu.
- Jennifer Davidson, assistant professor of practice in economics and president of the Nebraska Council on Economic Education, was interviewed for an Associated Press article on a bill to establish standards for teaching financial literacy in Nebraska schools. The story was picked up by the Fremont Tribune, KFXL, Nebraska TV and several other media outlets across the country. Read more at: https://apnews.com/5ba23eda33d8408684c7fd2f7f3168f0
- A study by economists Dr. Ann Mari May and Dr. Mary McGarvey and International Labour Organization economist David Kucera found female economists are more likely to support environmental policies than their male counterparts. The study was featured in an August 2 Truthout.org piece on why more women should be involved in creating environmental policy. Read more at: https://truthout.org/articles/why-we-need-more-women-involved-in-creating-environmental-policy/
- Dr. Julie Wu, assistant professor of finance, co-authored a study that examines the importance of shareholder approval in mergers and acquisitions. The study, recently published in Review of Financial Studies (Vol. 31, Issue 8), was also featured in Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation.
This column is a bi-weekly feature of the College of Business. Faculty, staff and students can submit achievements to be considered for this column via the News Submission Form at the bottom of the https://business.unl.edu webpage. On the form, select Recognize Achievement and fill out the related questions.
