Erin Krupka

Research Areas

Biography

Erin Krupka is the director of the doctoral program. She is an experimental behavioral economist whose work contributes to the literature that models the sway of non-wealth factors on choice. Her work is relevant to the incentive-centered design of information systems pioneered at the School of Information. Her papers can be found at her web page.

Areas of interest

Erin Krupka's research interests are in the areas of behavioral and experimental economics, and she is particularly interested in topics such as social norm emergence, compliance, transmission and maintenance.

Education

BA, Wheaton College

MPA, University of Chicago

Ph.D. and MS Carnegie Mellon University

News about Erin Krupka

Appointed Adjunct Administrator: Erin Krupka, Associate Professor

Erin Krupka appointed adjunct administrator in the dean’s office

When the need to ensure continuity in faculty affairs leadership emerged, Yakel says Krupka was the natural choice to fill the gap.

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Woman with brown hair smiles. Blue background: Ph.D. Academic Program Director

Erin Krupka reappointed as academic director of UMSI doctoral program

Associate professor Erin Krupka is an experimental behavioral economist. This is her second three-year appointment as PhD academic program director.

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