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CRES FELLOWSHIPS

Research fellowships are awarded annually to top-performing BSBA students, who are invited to assist in ongoing research projects, attend seminars and conferences, and conduct their own research. These individuals served as research fellows for CRES from 2007 through 2013. Their biographical and research information is included below.

2013 Research Fellows
Ana MarkdaSilva			Bio			Paper forthcoming

2011 Research Fellows
Kaitlin Freedman	Bio	On the Interplay between In-kind Credit and Farm Size: Adoption and Productivity of New Crop Varieties in Malawi
Henry Stiehl	Bio	Sales and Product Placement Marketing in Auto Enthusiast Market
Charles Yuan	Bio	Predicting S&P 500 Returns Using Support Vector Machines: Theory and Empirics

2010 Research Fellows
Eric Bierman	Bio	London School of Economics Alternative Investments Conference (Summary)
Andong Cheng	Bio	Evolution in Luxury Consumption and Preferences
Teddy Mekonnen	Bio	Incentives for the Smaller Entrepreneur: Effects of Public Policy on Innovation and Self Employment

2009 Research Fellows
Wilson Castleman	Bio	Do Artists Need Record Labels?
Jeremy Fancher	Bio	Regulating Franchise Relationships: Empirical Efficacy and Recommendations for Reform
Victor Roy	Bio	Making Bank: Social Networks and Friendly Business Models: A Study of Facebook and Twitter

2008 Research Fellows
Maya Avitan	Bio	Empowerment of a Community: Beit Shean Community Builders
Laura Meier	Bio	Factors Driving U.S. Foreign Direct Investment
Adam Schneider	Bio	Summer College

2007 Research Fellows
Alex Bryan	Bio	Do ADRs Violate the Law of One Price? Deviations from Price Parity in the Absence of Fundamental Risk
Shannon Cohen	Bio	Economics of Standards War: An Analysis of the Current Industry for Wireless Broadband Internet