Santa Clara University

SCU in the News is a biweekly compilation of select media highlights featuring faculty, staff or students.

• Tseming Yang

  Tseming Yang (Law) wrote an op-ed that appeared on CNN.com about the need for the world’s top carbon emitters to reach their own commitments on reducing climate change.

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• Sally Lehrman

  Sally Lehrman (Communication) was a guest on a Huffington Post Live show about the media coverage of Sandy Hook shooting conspiracy theories.

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• Robert Hendershott

  Robert Hendershott (Finance) went on NBC Bay Area’s Press:Here show to explain the confusing stock movements of investor darlings Apple and Facebook, as well as some like Netflix, Amazon.com and Google.

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• Mike Whalen

  Mike Whalen (Communication) spoke with NBC Bay Area’s Scott Budman about the rise in popularity of NetFlix and the change in how people are consuming media.

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• Tom Plante

  Tom Plante (Psychology) spoke to the Contra Costa Times about his research in the reporting of sexual assault of children by members of clergy, for a story that was picked up by more than a dozen other papers or sites.

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• Mark Peters

  MBA student Mark Peters’ appearance at the MBA Poker Championship and Recruitment Weekend at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas was featured in several sites including the Las Vegas Sun and the Washington Examiner.

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• Scott LeBarge

  Scott LeBarge (Philosophy) was quoted in a Fresno Bee article about how even imperfect heroes help define us regarding the Lance Armstrong scandal. It was picked up by a number of other online outlets.

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• Alexander Field

  Alex Field (Economics) spoke to NBC Bay Area and KLIV radio discussing the stock market’s relationship to GDP and other issues.

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• Jerry Shapiro

  Jerry Shapiro (Counseling Psychology) wrote a piece that ran in the Huffington Post about how Jon Stewart and millions of Americans are entering their 50's and 60's and how "age" isn't the same for everyone developmentally.

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• Meir Statman

  Meir Statman (Finance) talked to Israel National News’s Goldstein on Gelt program about individual financial decision-making, and to Bloomberg News about the impact of payroll tax changes.

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