Garrett Anstreicher, assistant professor of economics, joined the College of Business after completing his Ph.D. in economics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He received a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship.

His research in labor and public economics examines the causes of human capital development and economic mobility. Anstreicher's paper “Spatial Influences in Upward Mobility” is forthcoming in the Journal of Political Economy. He also referees for the Journal of Human Resources, the Journal of Labor Economics and the Economics of Education Review.

He has experience teaching a wide range of courses, including Advanced Computational Methods, Ph.D. Micro Sequencing, Game Theory and Introductory Microeconomics.

“Garrett will make important contributions while teaching labor economics, empirical methods and statistics to graduate and undergraduate students at Nebraska," said Eric Thompson, department chair, K.H. Nelson College Professor of Economics and director of Bureau of Business Research.

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Natalie Chisam, assistant professor of marketing, joins Nebraska Business after earning a Ph.D. in marketing with a minor in statistics from the Foster School of Business at the University of Washington in Seattle. She holds an MBA from the University of Notre Dame in Indiana and prior to graduate school, worked in advertising and marketing.

Chisam conducts empirical marketing strategy research primarily focused on data privacy. Her research paper, "A Taxonomy of Marketing Organizations,” published in the Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science and “A Call for Research at the Public Policy–Marketing Strategy Interface,” published in the Journal of Public Policy & Marketing.

"Natalie has been studying the evolution of data privacy regulation and developed a taxonomy of international laws related to the subject. She is also researching what managers can do to navigate the regulatory environment in response to increased data privacy laws and how firms can use privacy as a strategy to improve performance," said Ravi Sohi, department chair and professor of marketing, Robert D. Hays Distinguished Chair of Sales Excellence and executive director of the Center for Sales Excellence.

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Anwesha De, assistant professor of marketing, came to Nebraska Business after working as an assistant professor at Bocconi University in Milan, Italy. A photographer and artist, she earned her Ph.D. in marketing with a minor in strategic analytics from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University in Bloomington.

Her research interests include social media, influencer marketing, digital marketing, advertising and branding. Her paper, "Impact of Political Television Advertisements on Viewers’ Response to Subsequent Advertisements," published in Marketing Science.

"She is also doing very interesting work on brand positioning and brand-influencer collaborations. Her area of research and her methodological skill sets add to the strengths of the department," said Sohi. "She has traveled extensively in Europe and will bring her international experience to the classroom."

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