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Frederic Mishkin, the Alfred Lerner Professor of Banking and Financial Institutions, was sworn in Tuesday as a governor of the Federal Reserve Board.

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by Caroline Andrews '07, Bottom Line.

The Program on Social Intelligence (PSI) will impart techniques and frameworks for managing individuals, teams, organizations and networks in dynamic, global contexts.

While it’s clear that default options save time, they also hold sway over billions of dollars and thousands of lives.

Incoming Class of 2008 students participated in the first sessions offered through the School’s new Program on Social Intelligence, an experiential learning series designed to enhance students’ leadership abilities.

A team of five MBA students who studied with Laura B. Resnikoff won a second-place award at an international student paper competition.

John Kiker, who has worked as a senior marketing and corporate communications strategist with United Airlines, Cendant Corporation and Edelman New York, joined the School this January in the newly created position of associate dean of marketing and communications.

Cliff Cramer, who has more than 25 years of experience in the financial services and pharmaceutical industries, has been named director of the School’s new Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Management Program.

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson today delivered his first public address since he was sworn in three weeks ago to an audience of faculty, students and friends of the School in Low Library.

Ray Fisman, an associate professor in the Finance and Economics Division, was named to an economics “Dream Team” by a Russian business magazine owned by the Financial Times and Wall Street Journal.

CJEB has become the first academic group within the University to contribute electronic versions of its publications to DigitalCommonsColumbia, the new University Libraries-sponsored “institutional repository” pilot program.

Chris Mayer talks about housing market fundamentals, the U.S. housing boom and the surprising results of his recent study of U.S. house prices.

A recent study confronts misperceptions about the underlying drivers behind the decade-old real estate boom and refutes conventional wisdom saying there is a housing bubble.

Columbia Business School Partners with Leading Agencies (July 2006)

Frederic Mishkin, the Alfred Lerner Professor of Banking and Financial Institutions, has been nominated by President George W. Bush to serve on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.

"In Koizumi's wake comes uncertainty" written by Gerald Curtis, Columbia University professor and CJEB core faculty member.

The Center on Japanese Economy and Business (CJEB) celebrated its 20th anniversary with a conference on “Japan’s Future Economic Directions.”

EMBA-Global, a pioneering dual–MBA degree program between Columbia Business School and London Business School, celebrated its fifth year last week in London.

Appointment of Alicia Ogawa as Director of Program on Alternative Investments