| Name | Research Interests |
|---|---|
| Zhongdong (Ronnie) Chen |
Corporate Governance; Empirical Asset Pricing; Banking |
| Arthur T. Cox |
Farm land value; Development impact fees; Housing trends; Real estate appraisal methodology. |
| Ryan Flugum |
Financial Intermediaries; Hedge Funds; Empirical Asset Pricing |
| Justin Lallemand |
Mergers and Acquisitions, Capital Structure, International/Cross-Border Mergers, Executive Network Centrality |
| Brett C. Olsen |
Corporate governance; Valuation; Ownership; Warrants; Anything that piques my curiosity |
| Sharmistha (Shar) Self |
Economic Development, Economics of Health, Education, and Welfare, Gender Economics, Asian Economics, Agricultural Economics |
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