Assistant Professor, Conrad School of Entrepreneurship and Business
Sharlene is an Assistant Professor at the Conrad School of Entrepreneurship and Business. Her area of expertise is the psychology of how people make different types of judgments and decisions. Currently, her research focuses on how emerging technologies (such as algorithms and AI) influence people’s decision-making and creative thinking, with a view towards understanding how these technologies can be implemented effectively. This research builds on her earlier work on how individuals form judgments and the factors that shape their reliance on different types of information. Her research is published in leading journals. Sharlene earned her PhD from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.