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FACULTY HIGHLIGHTS

Research, Accolades, and Achievements
This past spring, summer, and early fall have been a busy time for our faculty members whose research is being published on a wide range of topics and who are being recognized for their contributions to the academic community and to industry at large.
Portrait headshot photo close-up view of Eun-Hee Kim, Ph.D. smiling in a dark brown shirt and thin chrome prescription see through glasses

Eun-Hee Kim, Ph.D.,

associate professor of strategy and area chair of Strategy & Statistics, will have two papers published in the Journal of Management Studies—“Green Screening: Firm Environmental Strategy Amidst Policy Implementation Uncertainty in the European Union,” https://bit.ly/3zWNZ9M; and “Set & Done? Tradeoffs between Stakeholder Expectation and Attainment Pressures in Corporate Carbon Target Management.” https://bit.ly/48cypmQ

Portrait headshot photo close-up view of Iftekhar Hasan, Ph.D. smiling in a black business suit blazer and a light sky blue button-up dress shirt with a dark red tie equipped plus thin prescription see through glasses

Iftekhar Hasan, Ph.D.,

University professor and the E. Gerald Corrigan chair in finance, was recently awarded an honorary doctorate in economics and business administration by the University of Vaasa, Finland, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the field of finance. Professor Hasan also serves as the academic director of the Ph.D. program, and co-director of the Center for Research in Contemporary Finance at the Gabelli School.

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Benjamin M. Cole, Ph.D.,

William J. Loschert Endowed Chair of Technology Entrepreneurship, and professor of strategy and statistics, has been asked to serve as a subject matter advisor to the Operations Subcommittee of the Wyoming Stable Token (WYST) initiative out of the State of Wyoming. Professor Cole’s deep expertise in blockchain, a field in which he has been teaching since 2018, makes him an ideal choice to advise this world-first initiative.

Portrait headshot photo close-up view of Sertan Kabadayi, Ph.D. grinning in a dark navy blue business suit blazer and a light sky blue plaid button-up dress shirt with a dark blue tie equipped

Sertan Kabadayi, Ph.D.,

Joseph Keating S.J. distinguished professor in business, professor of marketing, director of the Professional M.B.A. program, and director of teaching excellence, was for the third consecutive year, listed among the “World’s Top 2%” scientists in Stanford University’s rankings. Professor Kabadayi continues to do impactful work on transformative service research, refugee well-being, and vulnerability related topics.

Portrait headshot photo close-up view of Dominik Molitor, Ph.D. smiling in a black business suit blazer coat, white button-up dress shirt, and a tie equipped

Dominik Molitor, Ph.D.,

associate professor information, technology, and operations, had his paper titled “Frontiers: The Effect of an Ad Ban on Retailer Sales: Insights from a Natural Experiment,” published in Marketing Science. His study examined the impact of a three-week print advertising ban on grocery retailers in Saarland, Germany. https://bit.ly/47oyLGF

Portrait headshot photo close-up view of Albert N. Greco, Ed.D grinning in a black business suit blazer coat, sky blue button-up dress shirt, multi-colored tie equipped (gold/dark blue), and thin chrome prescription see through glasses

Albert N. Greco, Ed.D.,

professor of marketing, recently published a new book, Scholarly Publishing in the Humanities, 2000-2024: Marketing and Communications Challenges and Opportunities, which focuses on the state of scholarly publishing in the humanities and the factors behind the many changes that have taken place over the last 25 years.

Portrait headshot photo close-up view of Zhe (Michael) Guo, Ph.D. grinning in a dark marine blue business suit blazer and a light sky blue button-up dress shirt with thin prescription see through glasses

Zhe (Michael) Guo, Ph.D.,

assistant professor of accounting, recently had his paper titled “Complexity of CEO compensation packages,” published in the Journal of Accounting and Economics. The research conducted for the paper developed a measure of compensation complexity and provided empirical evidence that complexity has increased substantially over time. https://bit.ly/4cWBmtl

Portrait headshot photo close-up view of Evangelos Katsamakas, Ph.D. grinning in a black business suit blazer, multi-colored plaid button-up dress shirt (orange/blue/white), thin prescription see through glasses, and a dark red tie equipped

Evangelos Katsamakas, Ph.D.,

professor of information systems, recently had three articles published: “Competition of multiplatform firms: Implications for the Internet of Things,” which was published in PLoS ONE https://bit.ly/3VcPrLQ; “A computational model of the effects of borrower default on the stability of P2P lending platforms,” which was published in Eurasian Economic Review https://bit.ly/3R7dQku; and “From digital to AI transformation for sustainability,” which was published in Sustainability. https://bit.ly/4bIIid2

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