Kudos: July 2021

Research Kudos

Anil Bilgihan, Department of Marketing/Hospitality and Tourism Management, and co-authors have had their paper, "When artificial intelligence meets the hospitality and tourism industry: An assessment framework to inform theory and management," accepted for publication in the Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Insights.

Anil Bilgihan, Department of Marketing/Hospitality and Tourism Management, and co-authors have had their paper, "Unifying Technology and People: Revisiting Service,"  accepted for publication in the Service Industries Journal. (AJG2) 

Anil Bilgihan, Department of Marketing/Hospitality and Tourism Management, and Cheryl Burke Jarvis, Chair of the Marketing Department, and co-authors have had their paper, “Service Transformation: How Can It Be Achieved?,” accepted for publication in the Journal of Business Research. (AJG3)

Mingxiang Li, Department of Management Programs, and co-authors have had their paper, “Do You Need Business Assets to Be Rich?" accepted for publication in Socius.

Melanie Lorenz, Department of Marketing, and co-authors have had their paper, "Do Cross-Cultural Differences, Cultural Exposure, and CQ Affect Interpretations of Trust in Contract Choices? Evidence from Dyadic Cross-Country Experiments," accepted for publication in Accounting, Organizations and Society (AJG4* and a Financial Times 50 journal).

Melanie Lorenz, Department of Marketing, and co-authors have had their paper "Performance Stability Among Small and Medium-sized Enterprises during COVID-19: A Test of the Efficacy of Dynamic Capabilities" accepted for publication by International Small Business Journal. (AJG3)

Alan Whiteman, Department of Management Programs/Health Administration, and co-authors have had their paper, “The New Normal:  Business Education for Medical Students and Practicing Physicians,” accepted for publication in the Journal of Medical Practice Management.   

Alan Whiteman, Department of Management Programs/Health Administration, and co-authors have had their paper, “COVID-19 Vaccine Acceptance Among the General Public in the United States,” accepted for publication in Medical Practice Management. 

Alan Whiteman, Department of Management Programs/Health Administration, and co-authors have had their paper, “The Impact of COVID-19 on Completion of Advance Directives in Healthcare Workers in the United States,” accepted for publication in Medical Practice Management. 

Faculty Recognitions

Jennifer Attonito, Department of Management Programs/Health Administration, has been awarded a one-year research grant from The Consortium for Medical Marijuana Clinical Outcomes Research https://mmjoutcomes.org/. She will serve as the PI and the co-investigators will include Drs. Ximena Levy, George Luck, Bernardo Reyes, and Kathy Freeman from the College of Medicine. They will be studying acceptance of and access to medical marijuana and CBD products among clinicians and patients in Florida nursing homes. 

Judy Monestime, Department of Management Programs/Health Administration, has won the 2021 Triumph Educator Award from the National American Health Information Management Association.  

Len Treviño, Professor and Director of International Business Programs, was awarded the winner of the 2021 Women in the Academy of International Business Best Paper award with his paper, "The Impact of Gender Role Orientations on Subjective Career Success: A Multilevel Study of 36 Societies.”

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