RESEARCH LAB
The "Morally Charged" Research Group
We're a loosely associated group of professors, doctoral students, and undergraduate research assistants who investigate how people manage and respond to morally charged situations at work.
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Tim Kundro
Tim Kundro
Associate Professor / Director
UNC Kenan-Flagler
Salvatore Affinito
Salvatore Affinito
Assistant Professor
NYU Stern
Natalie Gilliam
Natalie Gilliam
Assistant Professor
UT Austin McCombs
Zachariah Berry
Zachariah Berry
Assistant Professor
USC Marshall
Samir Nurmohamed
Samir Nurmohamed
Associate Professor
UPenn Wharton
Jimmy Stalford
Jimmy Stalford
Doctoral Student
UNC Kenan-Flagler
Rick Xiang
Rick Xiang
Doctoral Student
UNC Kenan-Flagler
Michelle Cho
Michelle Cho
Doctoral Student
UNC Kenan-Flagler
Zoe Schwingel-Sauer
Zoe Schwingel-Sauer
Doctoral Student
Michigan Ross
Anshu Shah
Anshu Shah
Doctoral Student
NYU Stern
Dani Rodriguez-Mincey
Dani Rodriguez-Mincey
Doctoral Student
Columbia Business School
Iniyan Subramanian
Iniyan Subramanian
Undergraduate RA
UNC Psychology
Whitney Williams
Whitney Williams
Undergraduate RA
UNC Psychology
Diya Ramesh
Diya Ramesh
Undergraduate RA
UNC Kenan-Flagler
Athena Dontas
Athena Dontas
Undergraduate RA
UNC Psychology
Jordan Yanowitz
Jordan Yanowitz
Undergraduate RA
UNC Kenan-Flagler
Sebastian Malhotra
Sebastian Malhotra
Undergraduate RA
UNC Kenan-Flagler
ALUMNI
Where graduating members are now
Where graduating members are now
Alumni have gone on to faculty positions, research roles at top institutions, and graduate programs in organizational behavior.
'26 Chloe Lin— Research Associate (pre-doc), Stanford GSB
'26 Dianne Celemen — Research Assistant, McLean Hospital & Harvard Medical
'25 Natalie Croitoru — Assistant Professor, UT McCombs
'25 Anshu Shah — Ph.D. student, NYU Stern
'23 Michelle Cho — Ph.D. student, UNC Kenan Flagler
'23 Colleen Lipa — Research @ Federal Reserve Board; Ph.D. student, U Minnesota
JOIN THE LAB
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Apply
I'm always interested in hearing from motivated undergraduates and prospective Ph.D. students.
To apply as an undergraduate, send an email with a short cover letter that explains how this experience would help you accomplish your career goals, your CV, and any writing samples or experience you'd like to highlight. I review applications on a rolling basis and try to respond within two weeks.
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