College of Business Administration awards summer research grants to eight faculty
The College of Business awards grants to support faculty research. We are pleased to announce the projects which have been supported in order to positively impact the College and the fields of study.
Research Awards supported by the College of Business Administration:
Principle Investigator |
Title |
Sung Bae |
Do more corporate social investments lower financial costs? Evidence of non-linearity effect on US bank loans |
Ibrahim Capar |
Online patrol routing |
Liuling Liu |
Do Social networks encourage risk taking? Evidence from bank CEOs |
Arkajyoti Roy |
Robustness in cancer treatments guided by cell oxygenation |
William Sawaya |
Impact of information sharing in a supply network with heterogeneous and stochastic demand and transportation times |
Sherry Sullivan |
Enablers and constraints on the re-employment of a displaced blue-collar worker |
Fei Weisstein |
When neutral is not neutral: Effects of neutral online reviews on consumers’ purchase decision making |
Research Awards supported by the Supply Chain Management Institute:
Principle Investigator |
Title |
Hokey Min |
Supply chain planning for preventing avian flu epidemics in the agricultural sector: A Korean case |
Updated: 12/01/2017 10:59PM