Faculty

Brian Uzzi

Brian UzziRichard L. Thomas Distinguished chair in leadership at the Kellogg School of Management
Professor of Sociology
Professor of Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences
Co-Director of NICO (Northwestern University Institute on Complex Systems)
Office: Room 355, Leverone Hall, Evanston
Phone: 847-491-8072
Email: uzzi@northwestern.edu

Interests: Social network analysis, complexity theory, finance, consulting science, persuasion

Luis Amaral

Luis Amaral

HHMI Early Career Scientist
Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering
Associate Professor of Medicine
Graduate Program Director, Dept. Chem. & Biol. Eng.
Office: Room E150, Technical Institute, Evanston
Phone: 847-491-7850
Email: amaral@northwestern.edu

Interests: Emergence and evolution of complex social and biological systems, mitigation of errors in healthcare settings

Michelle Shumate

Michelle Shumate

Associate Professor
Communication Studies
Director, Network for Nonprofit and Social Impact
Northwestern University
2240 Campus Drive- Evanston
shumate@northwestern.edu
http://www.michelleshumate.com

Paul Leonardi

Associate Professor, Communication Studies
Associate Professor, Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences
Allen K. and Johnnie Cordell Breed Junior Chair in Design, Management and Organizations
Office: Office: 3-545, Frances Searle Building
Phone: 847-467-1667
Email: leonardi@northwestern.edu
Website: http://www.soc.northwestern.edu/leonardi/

Roger Leenders

Roger Leenders

Professor of networks in market Innovation
University of Groningen
Email: r.t.a.j.leenders@rug.nl
Expertise: Innovation, Teams, Social Networks, Strategy, Product Development, Social Influence, Social Networks Analysis, Statistical Methods

Ronald Burt

Ron Burt



Hobart W. Williams Professor of Sociology and Strategy
University of Chicago Booth School of Business
5807 South Woodlawn Avenue
Chicago, IL 60637
Office: 773-702-0848
Email: ron.burt@chicagobooth.edu

Interests: Social Networks creation of competitive advantage in careers, organizations, and markets.