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FACULTY SPOTLIGHT
Sal Mistry
Mistry, who joined the University of Delaware's Department of Business Administration this summer as an assistant professor of management, seeks to unpack factors that shape fragmentation and integration within and between leaders, individuals and teams through his research. Mistry earned his doctoral degree from Texas A&M University and spent 17 years as a professional across more than 13 industries.
Mistry's work has been published in several industry journals, and many of his articles and white papers have been picked up by the press. Recently, the Harvard Business Review featured Mistry's research team in the article "The 4 Things Resilient Teams Do," which offered advice for building a more resilient team.
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of public universities providing students the highest salaries for their tuition dollars, CNBC 2019
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of 100 best value colleges,
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Erin Cassesse
Associate Professor, Political Science and International Relations
Erin Cassese studies the behavior of women as voters and candidates for political office in the U.S. She also specializes in political psychology, gender stereotypes, public opinion and elections.
Jennifer Horney
Founding Director and Professor, Epidemiology Program
Jennifer Horney is an expert in disease outbreaks, especially following hurricanes, wildfires, floods and other natural disasters. She trains rapid response teams around the world and advises the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on the topic.
