Dina Mayzlin

@ShaneFs5cents What are you doing? Have you lost your mind?

A Jew gets to heaven. God asks: "Tell me your best Holocaust joke." The Jew picks his best and delivers it perfectly. God says: "I don't get it." Jew replies: "I guess you had to be there." Complete the sentence: I find this...

Congratulations to my amazing colleague @StephMTully and her co-author @wdlrosa for receiving the "Research in Practice Award". This paper is rigorous and relevant. Read it if you haven't yet 🙂

@timobres We need this so much right now. I look around me, and I see a lot of bureaucracy and very little courage in our university leadership. We will look back at this with deep shame.

I have a task for a Cornell senior person. Dean of the B-School, Football Coach, somebody known to students. (The Pres. did her bit yesterday.) You have a crisis of antisemitic hate and threats of violence. So here's the plan, which takes courage and leadership: /1

Interested in pursuing a PhD in Marketing at @USCMarshall ? Join us for an info session next week (Thurs, 11/2 from 4-5pm Pacific). Meet Profs @GuldenUlkumen, @real_k_diehl, @KalindaUkanwa, and additional MKT faculty and current PhD students. Register: bit.ly/3QAakzd

@mijalbitton Wow

Our message to NYU and our communities is clear: we are strong, we are not afraid, we are outraged by supporters of terror and we join with good people everywhere to fight back!

@aghose It is just so unprofessional.

@dmayzlin The faculty members who encouraged the class walkout and gave extra course credit, should be fired.

What is happening at US universities? Where is the leadership? Where are the adults in charge?

@profpauwels Just unbelievable.

@dmayzlin nytimes.com/2023/10/25/nyr…

@alexoimas Just unbelievable

@StephMTully @USCMarshall Congratulations!!!

A huge thank you to my wonderful colleagues @USCMarshall for nominating me for an assistant professor chair. Honored to be the Kenneth King Stonier Assistant Professor of Business Administration! Though I'm up for tenure so hoping this is a short lived honor.

@DaveGodes It makes zero sense.

I’d like to know exactly what statement one thinks they’re making by ripping down a poster of someone *being held hostage by terrorists*. Such a violent, misdirected — yet effort minimizing — denigration of astoundingly vulnerable, exposed and defenseless people.

@marketsensei That’s a Russian phrase!

Surprise surprise. There's a phrase in Hebrew שלג דאשתקד, meaning it's as irrelevant as yesteryear's snow, that had already melted. Wish they were professionals. #HamasisISIS

@dbergstresser Nah. Universities are making strategic decisions to either release completely anodyne statements or to say nothing.

I think it’s better to have some charity when other folks seem to be struggling to come up with words in response to a terrible situation. Most people have found the past week very traumatic, and stunned and horrified silence is an understandable response right now to me.

@DaveGodes Amen

Shabbat Shalom to all and hoping for better days to come.

@paulgp I have a minor comment. I would suggest that you split the two statements. Your first short paragraph condemns the terrorist attack. The rest of the lengthy statement condemns the Israeli response. I think that the attack was heinous enough to deserve its own statement.

I am in pain, to see the unimaginable atrocities and brutality that have been levied upon the Israeli civilians by the terrorist organization, Hamas. Hundreds of civilians murdered, babies beheaded, women raped, paraded, executed. I am in shock to see the terrorist sympathizers across our universities, in including my own Stanford University, who try to justify the horrific massacre of the Jewish people. I am appalled by the moral cowardice of the Harvard University administration for failing to strongly denounce such statements by their student organizations. Let me be clear. This is a massacre, a genocide. This is terrorism to the most horrific order. The horror evokes for me the memories of the Nanjing Massacre (in my home province) which saw the Japanese Imperial Army murder 300,000 Chinese civilians in the course of one week. What is more, they murdered and raped with zeal, holding contests to see which officer could behead Chinese men at the highest speed. This is what's happening to Israeli citizens, right now, in this day and age. This impacts all mankind. When we do not stand up to terrorism, it comes to us all sooner or later. When we do not stand up to terrorism, tomorrow it will be our sons, our daughters, our mothers, our fathers, our brothers and our sisters. I stand in solidarity with the people of Israel.

I’ve directed City Hall to be lit in solidarity with Israel this evening. Los Angeles stands with the people of Israel and unequivocally condemns these attacks.

7/ There are some issues in public life that might prompt impassioned debate, then there are moments of unmistakable moral clarity that demand unequivocal, universal condemnation. This is one of those moments. It is good vs. evil. That’s it.

@gomukherjee @flyLAXairport Oh man

want to experience Mordor in 2023. Drive to @flyLAXairport and try finding parking in lots; such horrible experience in Structure 3 today while dropping family; most parking spots are reserved for 75$ valet or EVs; not enough attendants; utter mismanagement 😡😡😡

@JlibDoesEcon Alright, we finally have to meet in person!

@dmayzlin Yeah I am! It's great to be back though I loved Yale.

I'd love to say haters don't get to me, but if I'm being honest some highly-toxic interactions really stole a sizable chunk of my productivity. Wish I knew how to handle it better, but I suppose it's part of the game. Lucky that my immediate colleagues are all fantastic.