Emily A. Goldman

Emily A. Goldman is an Assistant Professor of Data Analytics and Interim Associate Dean in the School of Business at Mercy University. She also serves as Secretary of the Academic Standards, Policies, and Regulations Committee (ASPR). Her roles involve overseeing academic standards and supporting faculty and students within the School of Business.

Professor Goldman teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in data analytics, including ANLC 450 (Data Analytics Capstone), ANLC 310 (Communicating with Data), ANLC 320 (Applied Statistics with R), and ANLC 754 (Fundamental Modeling Methods), as well as ECON 230 (Business Ethics: Corporate Community in Society).

Her research focuses on the pedagogy and practice of data analytics in business contexts, alongside urban planning topics such as historic preservation planning, gentrification, neighborhood change, and regional shifts. She has contributed to studies on data systems for urban governance, the role of historic preservation in urban development, and the equity implications of transportation policies.

Emily’s publications explore innovative data applications in civic systems, the evolution of historic preservation strategies in Brooklyn, and the socio-economic impacts of transportation policies. She has no listed scientific awards, and no details on advising or grants are provided in the text. No lab or team affiliations are mentioned.