

John Wilson
With a focus on groundbreaking research, John Wilson explores the dynamic intersection of technology and business, particularly within the realm of financial technology. As an Instructor in-Residence at the UConn School of Business, he serves as the Academic Director of the MS – Financial Technology (FinTech) program. His academic journey began with a BA in Political Science from Central Connecticut State University, followed by an MS in Business Analytics/Project Management from the University of Connecticut. Wilson's teaching portfolio is diverse and impactful, encompassing graduate business courses such as Visual Analytics, Advanced Project Management, and Global Technology Management. His dedication to education and his innovative teaching methods have earned him numerous accolades, including the UConn School of Business Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award in 2019 and the AAUP – Early Career Teaching Award in 2020. Beyond his academic commitments, Wilson is actively engaged in the professional sphere as a data scientist for LIMRA. His expertise in data analytics is not only recognized within the academic community but also extends to international platforms where he presents at conferences worldwide. His presentations often delve into the intricacies of data analytics and the symbiotic relationship between academia and industry. Wilson's contributions to the field of financial technology and data analytics are marked by his commitment to fostering collaboration between educational institutions and the business sector. His work aims to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, preparing students to excel in the rapidly evolving landscape of global technology. Through his dual roles in academia and industry, John Wilson continues to inspire and lead, shaping the future of financial technology education and research. His passion for teaching and his dedication to advancing the field make him a pivotal figure in the world of business education.
Publications
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, 438-483, 1974-09-01
, 288-309, 1968-09-01
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, 292-303, 1837-07-01
, 109-118, 2009-05-29
, 141-143, 2002-09-01
, 47-70, 1986-12-01
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, 257-264, 2001-05-01
, 12-15, 1988-01-01