Alum Sarah Newcomb wins paper award
Sarah’s paper “Predictably Irrational or Perceptively Warped? Psychological Distance Explains Preference Reversals Without Violating the Axioms of Rationality” won the Best Paper award at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Behavioral Finance & Economics
Sarah is also publishing a personal finance book (Wiley) titled “LOADED: Money, psychology, and how to get ahead without leaving your values behind”
She will also be an invited speaker at the 7th Annual Fostering Financial Education Conference in Augusta Maine this summer