FACULTY SUPPORT
Our school’s reputation is built in large part on our faculty members’ successes, and in FY19 we hired and retained key faculty, boosted research funding, trained the next generation of economists, and solidified our position on the vanguard of culture research.
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THANKS TO YOUR SUPPORT
- Haas won a key faculty retention battle in FY19 via the Dean Lyons Faculty Fund.
- Dean Ann Harrison was able to increase annual research funding given to faculty by 18%
- Berkeley welcomed urban economist Nick Tsivanidis, who researches urbanization in developing countries, including using cell phone data to look at Syrian refugees’ migration to Amman, Jordan, where they’ve doubled the size of the capital from 2 million to 4 million.
- Prof. Jennifer Chatman and Assoc. Prof. Sameer Srivastava launched the Berkeley Haas Culture Initiative to explore the role of culture and its impact in and across organizations—and to help make Berkeley a hub for advancing the field. The initiative kicked off with the 2019 Berkeley Haas Culture Conference, a gathering of 52 academic thought leaders (from economics, anthropology, sociology, and psychology) and 58 industry leaders from 12 culture-aware companies (including Netflix, Zappos, Pixar Animation Studios, and Deloitte) to address challenges surrounding culture.
BERKELEY HAAS CULTURE CONFERENCE VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS
View all the videos from the conference, including insights from MIT, Columbia, Facebook, Maersk, and more.