Professor Arthur Segel: Unexpected

Arthur Segel is a Baker Foundation Professor of Management Practice and the retired Poorvu Family Professor of Management Practice. He’s been teaching at the School since 1996 and has written more than one hundred cases on issues in real estate accounting, finance, valuation, investment, development, affordable housing, slum redevelopment, sustainability, infrastructure, and urbanization. He believes that teaching by the case method means letting go and trusting students to find the answers—to expect the unexpected.