Research at the CBA

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Research at the CBA

As part of a leading research institution, the CBA is home to distinguished faculty researchers and talented doctoral students. Our faculty members present at conference across the globe, publish in the leading scholarly journals and consult with leading organizations on the mot cutting-edge research in business.

Professor Jenny Hoobler Interviewed on Al Jazeera

Jan 28, 2013

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Professor Matt Liotine Presents at 2013 International Disaster Conference and Expo

Jan 14, 2013

IDS Professor Matthew Liotine presented his paper entitled “Regional Public-Private Interoperable Communications for Catastrophic Events using Cloud Computing” at the 2013 International Disaster Conference and Expo held in New Orleans

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Dale Rosenthal Presents Market Structure, Counterparty Risk, and Systemic Risk

Jan 14, 2013

Professor Dale Rosenthal has recently presented his paper at conferences in Washington D.C. and New Zealand.

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Professor Jelena Spanjol Awarded Grant by the Institute on Asian Consumer Insight

Jan 07, 2013

Jelena Spanjol, assistant professor of marketing, presented her work on "Unintended Effects of Planning in Goal Striving: Substitution and Amplification" at the Society for Consumer Psychology's 2012 Advertising and Consumer Psychology conference.

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Professor Anna Cui Published in Journal of Marketing

Jan 07, 2013

Anna Cui, assistant professor of marketing, has had her article “Portfolio Dynamics and Alliance Termination: The Contingent Role of Resource Dissimilarity” accepted for publication at Journal of Marketing, a top journal in the marketing field.

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UIC Business Fulbrights

Jenny Hoobler, associate professor of management, was awarded a Fulbright Scholar grant for her project, "The Impact of Race and Gender on the Career Progress of South Africans." She traveled to South Africa for 11 months and conducted her research in collaboration with Professor Stella Nkomo from the University of Pretoria and worked with post-graduate students on their research. Her research focused on how changes in post-apartheid South Africa have affected career progress for women and nonwhites in organizations.

Pagano

Anthony (Tony) Pagano, associate professor of management, was awarded a Fulbright Scholar grant to teach courses in international business, logistics and supply chain management at Santa Maria La Antigua University in Panama City, Panama, in the spring of 2010. He assisted in the development of a curriculum for the university. Additionally, he performed research in the area of pricing of transportation services for the Panama Canal Authority.

MB Watson-Manheim

Mary Beth Watson-Manheim, associate professor of information and decision sciences, was selected for the Fulbright Scholar Program in India during the fall 2009 semester. She studied the influence of local conditions on performance in the global IT workplace in Bangalore. She also taught a seminar on global virtual work for MBA students attending the India Institute of Management Bangalore.