Gothic Research Seminar Series
The Business and Economics Research Committee organizes research seminars where faculty and students discuss their research with the NJCU community. Each week there is a 30 minutes presentation, with additional time for conversation and questions. This seminar series meets virtually every Friday.
February 16 - A Model for Predicting Regional Future Deployment of Alternative-fuel Vehicles and Travel Demand: Gompertz Growth Modeling Approach
February 16 - Comparative analysis of changes in passenger's perception for airline companies' service quality before and during COVID-19 using topic modeling
SPRING 2022 SEMINARS
February 25th - The impact of demographic similarity on customers in a service setting
Serdar Yayla
March 25th - Expanding Access to Government Exchanges: A Proposal to Address Health Care Affordability
Gita K. Sharma and Lukas J. Helikum
April 29th - Leadership and Management Strategies and Actions in American Museums in the Post Covid Digital Era
Daniel Julius
FALL 2021 SEMINARS
Option Price Predictability, Splines, and Expanded Rationality
Huijian Dong (Finance), New Jersey City University
Charitable alignment and auditor-client contracting: An exploratory study
Nava Cohen (Accounting), New Jersey City University
SPRING 2021 SEMINARS
The Illusion of Health Care: Impact of Rising Out-of-Pocket Expenses
Gita K. Sharma and Lukas J. Helikum, New Jersey City University
Predicting Oil Production Sites for Planning Road Infrastructure: Trip Generation Using SIR Epidemic Model
Melanie McDonald, Debananda Chakraborty and EunSu Lee, New Jersey City University
How do auditors respond to real earnings management?
Ling Yang, New Jersey City University
Gender Differences in Word-of-Mouth Content and Persuasive Impact
Prashanth Ravula, New Jersey City University
Who Manipulates Data During Pandemics? Evidence from Newcomb-Benford Law
Xiaodi Zhu, New Jersey City University
FALL 2020 SEMINARS
The Panama Canal Expansion and Small U.S. Ports: Did They Benefit?
Jorge Medina, New Jersey City University
When Distant Partners Collaborate: The Role of Cultural Distance in the Performance of Multilateral Partnerships
Serdar Yayla, New Jersey City University
Overconfidence, Under-reaction, and Warren Buffett’s Investments
Mingshan Zhang, New Jersey City University
Learning Jumps of Cryptocurrencies’ Return and Volatility: Evidence from Jump-Diffusion Models
Li Xu, New Jersey City University
The Disconnect Between State Laws Regarding Cannabis Legalization and Employee Protections
Gita Sharma, New Jersey City University
The Highs & Lows of the COVID-19 Pandemic for Working Parents and the Implications for the Future of Work
Sevincgul (Sev) Ulu, New Jersey City University
Ambulance Pre-Assignment Problem: A Case Study of Jersey City, New Jersey
Natalia De La Fuente & EunSu Lee, New Jersey City University