Chair, Pillar 2
Emory Academic AI Taskforce (AAIT)
Service & mentoring
Service & mentoring
Academic leadership, editorial roles, and doctoral mentoring by Rajiv Garg, including AI taskforces at Emory and NIST and PhD students now at HEC Paris, Duke, Google, and other institutions.
Leadership
Academic leadership
Shaping how universities and standards bodies adopt AI, from Emory’s AI taskforces to NIST.
Faculty Advisor
Center for AI in Finance (CAIF)
Member
NIST AI Consortium Taskforces
Chair
Goizueta AI Taskforce (GAIT)
Faculty Advisor
Emory AI.Humanities
Faculty Advisor
Emory Center for AI in Learning
Faculty Advisor
Goizueta Honor Council
Chair
ISOM Area PhD Program, Goizueta Business School
Senior Fellow
Center for Risk Management, McCombs School of Business
Member, Executive Committee
IROM Department, McCombs School of Business
Member
McCombs Dean’s Technology and Research Task Force
Students
Doctoral students.
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2022–
Current PhD student
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2026
Felicia Nguyen
Google / YouTube
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2026
Hanyu (Hannah) Zhang
University of Houston
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2022
Texas State University
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2020
HEC Paris
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2020
Yuxin Zhang
Wayne State University
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2020
Parshuram Hotkar
Indian School of Business
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2019
Chandra Srivastava
St. Edward’s University & UT Austin
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2018
Bryan M. Stephens
Fuqua School of Business, Duke University
Research and teaching assistants: Neel Mirani (2022–23), Mildred Ouyang (2022), Qiyu Wang (2021), Eric Holshouser (2021), Corey Rodrigo (2021), Piaoping Jiang (2019), Mathew Perez (2019), Neha Irrinki (2018), Aashish Kumar (2018), Wei-Hsiang Huang (2017), Nitin Verma (2016), Ruy Manrique-Betanzo (2014), Tomas McCandless (2014), Heath Vinicombe (2013), Madhura Parikh (2013).
Editorial & reviewing
- Management Science
- Information Systems Research
- MIS Quarterly
- Journal of Management Information Systems
- Electronic Commerce Research
- International Conference on Information Systems (Associate Editor, 2014)
Conference chair & program committees
- Goizueta Doctoral Research Conference (DrC)
- Conference on Information Systems and Technology (CIST)
- Workshop on Social and Business Analytics (WSBA)
- SMART Conference
- INFORMS Annual Meeting
- Workshop on Information Systems and Economics (WISE)
Opportunities
Working with me.
Grant funding is sometimes available for graduate students with expertise in Python, R, Stata, or the Android SDK, and for economics PhD students with strong empirical skills. To apply, send a short, specific cover letter describing your experience.
Prospective doctoral students should have strong programming skills and an appetite for statistical, economic, and machine-learning methods. Both Goizueta’s PhD program and Heinz College at Carnegie Mellon are excellent places to start.