Postdoc Profile: Arturo Cano Bejar
National Postdoc Appreciation Week (NPAW) celebrates the significant contributions postdocs make to research and discovery, both university and nationwide. This Postdoc Profile is a part of a series to commemorate NPAW which takes place from September 15 to 23, 2022.
Q: What is your name?
Arturo Cano Bejar
Q: Where are you from?
Cusco, Peru
Q: Where do you work at ASU?
W. P. Carey Department of Information Systems
Q: Where did you earn your doctorate?
PhD Philosophy in Service Science, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
Q: What does your research focus on?
In collaboration with ASU faculty, I attempt to understand the hows and whys of hate speech and personal financial decisions. Method-wise, I understand SEM techniques such as CBSEM and PLSPM, and I learn about RI-CLPM and prediction with SEM.
Q: Can you tell us a little bit about yourself?
I love running early in the morning!
Q: What are your career goals?
Engage with people to understand and deliver the most solid research possible.
More stories from the Graduate Insider
Inside Graduate College’s Three Minute Thesis competition
When Aliyah Egan stepped onto the stage as a master’s student in last year’s Graduate College Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition, she faced a challenge familiar to many researchers: explaining complex, specialized work to an audience with little or no background in her field.
Mentoring with intention: Strengthening graduate support at ASU
January is National Mentoring Month, a time to celebrate the impact mentoring can have and to reflect honestly on where gaps remain. At Arizona State University, mentoring is recognized as a critical component of graduate student success.
Graduate education is an adventure
About eighteen months ago, I set out on a journey walking the islands of the Dodecanese during a sailing trip in Türkiye and Greece with several friends. Along the way, I found winding paths, timeless villages and breathtaking views of sea and sky. That experience got me thinking about how adventure shows up in other parts of life, especially in learning.