Dr Sarah Shi Hui Wong is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Singapore Management University. Her research bridges the fields of cognitive and educational psychology to design, test, and translate counterintuitive techniques that improve higher order learning. In particular, she studies how people can strategically learn from errors. Her pioneering research on the derring effect has established that deliberately committing and correcting errors in low-stakes contexts enhances learning.
Christianna Parr is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at SMU. She completed her PhD in Political Science at the University of Washington, where she was the Duck Family Graduate Fellow at the Center for Environmental Politics and affiliated with the Center for Statistics and the Social Sciences. Prior to joining SMU, she taught comparative politics, world politics and political methodology at the University of Washington, where she received the departmental teaching award.
Dr. Jeffrey Grove is currently a Lecturer of Political Science at Singapore Management University. He holds a PhD in political science from the University of Washington, where he was the Duck Family Graduate Fellow at the Center for Environmental Politics and affiliated with the Washington Institute for the Study of Inequality and Race. Prior to joining SMU, he taught American politics, political theory, and constitutional law at the University of Washington.
Lim Leon Gim is an Assistant Professor of Marketing (Education) at the College of Integrative Studies (CIS) at Singapore Management University. Her research interests lie primarily in the examination of the outcomes of marketing actions from the perspectives of different stakeholders. Specifically, she is particularly interested in investigating the accountability and/or financial impact of marketing actions such as pricing, customer satisfaction, mergers and acquisitions, and vertical integration.
