Recent Faculty Research
Pola Gupta, marketing, and Stephen Gould and Bharath Pola, "To Pirate or Not to Pirate: A Comparative Study of the Ethical Versus Other Influences on the Consumer's Software Acquisition-Mode Decision," Journal of Business Ethics.
Caye Elmore, budget planning and resource analysis, has been appointed to the Member Relations and Communications committee of the Central Association of College and University Business Officers (CACUBO).
Ronald Kremer, accountancy, presented seminars on Quickbooks Accounting and Excel Software to small business owners.
James Larsen, finance and financial services, “The Impact of Loan Rates on Direct Real Estate Investment Holding Period Return,” Financial Services Review; with Joseph Coleman, management science and information systems, “Factors Associated with Survival of New Realtor Associates in Ohio,” Journal of Real Estate Practice and Education. Also, Larsen and Coleman with Kenneth Lowery, “The Effect of Proximity to a Registered Sex Offender’s Residence on Single-Family House Selling Price,” The Appraisal Journal.
Bob Batson, advancement services, has been authorized as a Certified Financial Planner by the Certified Planner Board of Standards, Inc.
Vikram Sethi, Information systems and operations management, and Ruth King and James Campbell Quick, “What Causes Stress in Information System Professionals?,” Communications of the ACM.
Larry Weinstein, information systems and operations management, and Joseph Castellano, emeritus, “Scorecard Support,” CMA Management.
Evan Osborne, economics, “Measuring Bad Governance,” Cato Journal and “Motivating College Athletics,” Economics of Collegiate Sports.
William Slonaker, business law, and Ann Wendt, management, presented “Documenting Discrimination” at the 10th annual State of the State Conference on March 24 at the Sinclair Community College.
Charles S. Gulas marketing, and Karen Flaherty and Marc G. Weinberger, “The Impact of Perceived Humor, Product Type, and Humor Style in Radio Advertising,” Journal of Current Issues and Research in Advertising; with Kim McKeage, "The Memetics of Transcendent Places," Advances in Consumer Research
Hans Sprohge, accountancy, with Larry Kreiser "The Use of Environmental Taxation Incentives to Foster Investment into Renewable Energy: Challenges and the Way Forward,” Critical Issues in Environmental Taxation, Volume II; with John Talbott. Accountancy, and Russell H. Hereth, “Tax Rules Make Race Horses a Better Investment in 2004,” Tax Strategies; with Mitchell Stump “Independent Contractor or Not?,” The Journal of Accountancy
John Traynor, economics, “The Impact of Driver Alcohol Use on Crash Severity: A Crash Specific Analysis,” Logistics and Transportation Review.
Susan S. Lightle, accountancy, and Joseph F. Castellano, “Using Cultural Audits to Assess Tone at the Top,” The CPA Journal; with Carolyn L. Hartwell, accountancy and Brian Maxwell, “High School Students’ Perceptions of Accounting,” The CPA Journal; with John C. Talbott, accountancy and J. Gregory Bushong, “A Budgeting Approach that Leads to Action,” Catalyst
Todd Dewett, management, “Employee Creativity and the Role of Risk,” European Journal of Innovation Management; “The Role of Risk in Employee Creativity,” Journal of Creative Behavior; with R. Woodman, “Organizationally Relevant Journeys in Individual Change,” Handbook of Organizational Change and Innovation; with A. DeNisi, “Determinants of Scholarly Reputation: More than Just Productivity,” Scientometrics.
Nadia Sanders, information systems and operations management, “IT Alignment in Supply Chain Relationships: A Study of Supplier Benefits,” Journal of Supply Chain Management; with A. Locke, “Toward an Understanding of Outsourcing Strategies,” Supply Chain Management Review; with L. P. Ritzman “Using Warehouse Workforce Flexibility to Offset Forecast Errors,” Journal of Business Logistics, and “Integrating Judgmental and Quantitative Forecasts: Methodologies for Pooling Marketing & Operations Information,” International Journal of Operations and Production Management; with B. D Neureuther and George Polak, information systems and operations management, “A Hierarchical Production Plan for a Make-to-Order Steel Fabrication Plant,” Production Planning and Control; and with Robert Premus, economics, "Modeling the Relationship between Firm IT Capability, Collaboration, and Performance,” Journal of Business Logistics, and “Differentiating Purchasing Practices of Firms Based on Information Technology Use,” Academy of Strategic Management Journal.
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