Organizational Behavior seminars are held on Wednesdays from 12:00 to 1:15pm, unless otherwise indicated.
Seminars are open to Stanford GSB faculty and PhD students, or by permission.
| Date, Time & Location | Speaker | Title |
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| Apr 03 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Anita Woolley Carnegie Mellon University (Meet the Speaker) |
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| Apr 10 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Ian Larkin UCLA (Meet the Speaker) |
Gamification and Employee Motivation: Evidence from a Fuel Savings Gamification Program at a Major Trucking Fleet joint paper with Cristian Ramirez ( Abstract) |
| May 01 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Cheryl Wakslak USC Marshall School of Business (Meet the Speaker) |
Communicating the Forest or the Trees |
| May 08 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Karim Lakhani Harvard Business School (Meet the Speaker) |
Do Experts Listen to Other Experts? Field Experimental Evidence from Scientific Peer Review joint paper with Teplitskiy, Misha, Hardeep Ranu, Gary Gray, Michael Menietti, Eva Guinan |
| May 29 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Melissa Valentine Stanford University |
Algorithms and the Org Chart ( Abstract) |
| Date, Time & Location | Speaker | Title |
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| Jan 16 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Dashun Wang Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University (Meet the Speaker) |
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| Jan 23 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Leslie John Harvard Business School (Meet the Speaker) |
Shooting the Messenger joint paper with Hayley Blunden, and Heidi Liu |
| Jan 30 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Hazhir Rahmandad MIT Sloan School of Management (Meet the Speaker) |
How Rugged Are Performance Landscapes? Theoretical and case-based explorations ( Abstract) |
| Feb 06 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Mina Cikara Harvard University (Meet the Speaker) |
Leveraging choice architecture to alter social preferences ( Abstract) |
| Feb 13 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Sarah Besky Brown University (Meet the Speaker) |
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| Feb 20 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Cameron Anderson UC Berkeley (Meet the Speaker) |
Do Bullies Win? A Critical Look at the Dominance Theory of Social Hierarchy ( Abstract) |
| Feb 21 TBD |
Bart Bonikowski Harvard University (Hosted by Sociology) |
The Polarization of Nationalist Cleavages in the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election ( Abstract) |
| Feb 27 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Mary-Hunter McDonell The Wharton School, The University of Pennsylvania (Meet the Speaker) |
Take a Stand or Keep your Seat: Director Turnover after Activist Challenges ( Abstract) |
| Mar 06 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Cydney Dupree Yale School of Management (Meet the Speaker) |
Race-Status Associations: Measures, Implications, and Reversals ( Abstract) |
| Mar 13 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Prithwiraj Choudhury Harvard Business School (Meet the Speaker) |
Work from Anywhere: Spatial Autonomy, Learning and Coordination Effects at the United States Patent Office joint paper with Cirrus Foroughi, and Barbara Larson |
| Mar 20 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Sarah Brayne The University of Texas at Austin (Meet the Speaker) |
Policing Data ( Abstract) |
| Date, Time & Location | Speaker | Title |
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| Oct 3 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Elena Obukhova McGill University (Meet the Speaker) |
Scouting for good jobs: Gender and networking in job search joint paper with Adam M. Kleinbaum |
| Oct 17 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Joaquin Poblete Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile (Meet the Speaker) |
The Evolution of Productive Organizations joint paper with Francisco Brahm |
| Oct 24 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Oliver Hahl Carnegie Mellon University (Meet the Speaker) |
Ingroup ‘Flexibility’: Evidence of Group-Based Social Influence in Third-Party Regulation Markets ( Abstract) |
| Oct 31 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Adam Galinsky Columbia Business School (Meet the Speaker) |
From Glue to Gasoline: How Competition Inverts and Perverts Social Bonding Mechanisms to Inflame Hostility ( Abstract) |
| Nov 7 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Jon Atwell Northwestern |
The Informational Value of Extra-network Stimuli: An Experiment Study of Coordination |
| Nov 12 12:00-1:15 P221 |
Mark Hoffman Columbia University |
The Materiality of Ideology: Cultural Consumption and Political Thought after the American Revolution |
| Nov 14 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Allie Feldberg Harvard University |
Butchers, Bakers, and Barcharts: How Digitized Information Affects Gender Differences in Performance |
| Nov 26 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Hyejun Kim MIT Sloan School of Management |
Knitting Community: Human and Social Capital in the Transition to Entrepreneurship |
| Nov 26 12:00-1:15 W332 |
Julianna Pillemer Wharton |
Bounded authenticity: The paradox of being genuine in professional interactions |
| Nov 28 12:00-1:15 W332 |
Hemant Kakkar London Business School |
Fall from grace: The role of dominance and prestige in the punishment of high status actors |
| Nov 28 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Richard E. Ocejo CUNY, John Jay College and the Graduate Center (Meet the Speaker) |
The Creative Class Gets Political: Narratives of Settlement, Opportunity, and Opposition in Small City America ( Abstract) |
| Dec 3 12:00-1:15 W332 |
Lindsey Cameron University of Michigan |
Making out While Driving: Control, Coordination, and its Consequences in Algorithmic Labor |
| Dec 5 12:00-1:15 E247 |
Matthew Fisher Carnegie Mellon |
The Binary Bias: A Systematic Distortion in the Integration of Information |
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