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College of Business scholars publish in top journals, advance knowledge in the classroom and around the world
Mar 17, 2021, by Staff Writer
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World-class faculty in Bryant’s College of Business are scholars, teachers, mentors, and consultants to Fortune 500 corporations, nonprofit organizations, schools, universities, and government leaders.

They have published in some of the most renowned scholarly journals and publications, and they present their research at the most prestigious global conferences. In addition to advancing their respective disciplines, their research translates to the classroom where they are innovative teachers and mentors who are dedicated to enriching learning outcomes for students.

“They are continually pushing boundaries in their disciplines, advancing critical knowledge, and improving systems for industry leaders, fellow scholars, students, and organizations around the world.”

“Our faculty are highly accomplished scholars, teachers, and mentors, and their commitment to excellence and innovation is second to none,” says Madan Annavarjula, Ph.D., Dean of Bryant’s AACSB-accredited College of Business and co-founder of Bryant's International Business program. “They are continually pushing boundaries in their disciplines, advancing critical knowledge, and improving systems for industry leaders, fellow scholars, students, and organizations around the world.”

In addition to their scholarly and teaching pursuits, Bryant College of Business faculty are integral to the growth and reputation of the institution. They are founders and leaders of many of Bryant’s signature centers of excellence including the interdisciplinary IDEA (Innovation and Design Experience for All program), Center for Program Innovation, the Advanced Applied Analytics Center, and the Chafee Center for International Business. They are also renowned experts and thought leaders who are often sought after by regional and national media for their insights and perspectives. 

Here are selected highlights of College of Business faculty research and publishing over the last two years.

BoyerStefanie Boyer, Ph.D., Professor of Marketing

Journal of Marketing Analytics

August 2020

The impact of mobile customer relationship management (mCRM) on sales collaboration and sales performance

 

CullinanCharles Cullinan, Ph.D., Professor of Accounting

The CPA Journal

June 2020

Managing the Going Concern Risk in an Uncertain Environment

Journal of Economic Surveys

December 2019

Corporate Tax Avoidance: A Literature Review and Research Agenda

 

Das

Diya Das, Ph.D., Associate Dean of the College of Business and Professor of Management, with Evalina Lawson '18

International Journal of Public Sector Performance Management

November 2020

To leave or to stay? The differential factors that determine turnover and retention of Massachusetts social workers

 

GravierMichael Gravier, Ph.D., Professor of Marketing

Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education

Accepted, April 2021 expected publish date

“Developing a Distinctive Consulting Capstone Course in a Supply Chain Curriculum”

European Journal of Marketing

April 2019

Active Bidders versus Smart Bidders: Do Participation Intensity and Shopping Goals Affect the Winner’s Joy in Online Bidding?

Industrial Marketing Management

May 2020

The role of supplier performance evaluations in mitigating risk: assessing evaluation processes and behaviors

International Journal of Integrated Supply Management

Accepted, June 2021 expected publish date

“Recycle System Design for End-of-Life Electronics in Developing Countries”

Journal of Business and Industrial Marketing

Accepted and to be published

“Predicting Bid Protests:  What Should Sourcing Teams (Not) Do?”

Journal of Small Business Management

March 2020

Class waivers to the non-manufacturer rule: Effects on small business utilization in public procurement

 

HewageGanga Urumutta Hewage, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Marketing

Marketing Letters

November 2020

Consumer responses toward symmetric versus asymmetric facial expression emojis

 

InciA. Can Inci, Ph.D., Professor of Finance with Rachel Lagasse ’19

Journal of Capital Markets Studies

November 2019

Cryptocurrencies: applications and investment opportunities

 

JiangCrystal Jiang, Ph.D., Professor of Management

Quarterly Review of Business Disciplines

November 2019

Corporate Social Responsibility and Likelihood of Financial Distress

 

KimKacy Kim, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Marketing

European Journal of Marketing

April 2019

Active Bidders versus Smart Bidders: Do Participation Intensity and Shopping Goals Affect the Winner’s Joy in Online Bidding?

International Journal of Advertising

May 2020

Slow versus fast: how speed-induced construal affects perceptions of advertising messages

May 2019

Text versus Picture in Advertising: Effects of Psychological Distance and Product Type

Journal of Advertising

May 2019

Five Seconds to the Ad: How Program-Induced Mood Affects Ad Countdowns Effects

Journal of Business and Industrial Marketing

August 2020

The IMC Mixes that Trucking Managers Use

Journal of Current Issues & Research in Advertising

January 2020

Culture and Health Persuasion: Differences between Koreans and Americans

Journal of Global Sport Management

February 2019

Red Sox versus Yankees: Sports Team Rivalry, Sports Symbols, and Distance Performance

Journal of Promotion Management

March 2019

Dollar-Off or Percent-Off? Discount Framing, Construal Levels, and Advertising Appeals

 

LiSuhong Li, Ph.D., Professor and Chair of the Department of Information Systems and Analytics

Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education

Accepted, April 2021 expected publish date

“Developing a Distinctive Consulting Capstone Course in a Supply Chain Curriculum”

 

LynchMichael Lynch, J.D., Professor of Accounting

The CPA Journal

June 2020

Managing the Going Concern Risk in an Uncertain Environment

 

McCarthyTeresa McCarthy, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Marketing

Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education

Accepted, April 2021 expected publish date

“Developing a Distinctive Consulting Capstone Course in a Supply Chain Curriculum”

 

OstermeierKathryn Ostermeier, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Management

Academy of Management Proceedings

August 2019

Lead Me Away: The Influence of Managerial Turnover on Subordinate Departures and Unit Performance

Journal of Applied Psychology

January 2021

When helping hurts: COVID-19 critical incident involvement and resource depletion in health care workers

 

RobertoMichael Roberto, D.B.A., Trustee Professor of Management

Research-Technology Management

July 2018

When Cognition Interferes with Innovation: Overcoming Cognitive Obstacles to Design Thinking

University of Michigan’s William Davidson Institute

November 2020

Boeing 737 MAX: Company Culture and Product Failure

 

RoethleinChristopher Roethlein, Ph.D., Professor of Management

Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education

Accepted, April 2021 expected publish date

“Developing a Distinctive Consulting Capstone Course in a Supply Chain Curriculum”

 

VisichJohn Visich, Ph.D., Professor of Management

Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education

Accepted, April 2021 expected publish date

“Developing a Distinctive Consulting Capstone Course in a Supply Chain Curriculum”

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Engineering Management Review

January 2020

Managing the Dynamics of New Technologies in the Global Supply Chain

 

YavuzR. Isil Yavuz, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Management and Director of the Entrepreneurship Program

Small Business Economics

Accepted and to be published

"Remittances, Ethnic Diversity, and Entrepreneurship in Developing Countries"

 

YoonSukki Yoon, Ph.D., Professor of Marketing

Australasian Marketing Journal

April 2020

Programmatic Creative: AI Can Think but It Cannot Feel

European Journal of Marketing

April 2019

Active Bidders versus Smart Bidders: Do Participation Intensity and Shopping Goals Affect the Winner’s Joy in Online Bidding?

February 2019

“In-Depth” Incidental Exposure: How Processing Difficulty and Processing Style Affect Evaluations of Transparent Overlay Images”

International Journal of Advertising

November 2020

Temporal and Social Scarcities: Effects on Ad Evaluations

October 2020

Comedic Violence in Advertising: Cultural Third-Person Effects among U.S., Korean, and Croatian Consumers

May 2020

Slow versus fast: how speed-induced construal affects perceptions of advertising messages

January 2020

Charity advertising: congruence between political orientation and cause of need

May 2019

Text versus Picture in Advertising: Effects of Psychological Distance and Product Type

International Journal of Consumer Studies

April 2020

Color Effects in Green Advertising

International Journal of Integrated Supply Management

Accepted, June 2021 expected publish date

“Recycle System Design for End-of-Life Electronics in Developing Countries”

Journal of Advertising

September 2019

Divergent Effects of Friend Recommendations on Disclosed Social Media Advertising in the U.S. and Korea

May 2019

Five Seconds to the Ad: How Program-Induced Mood Affects Ad Countdowns Effects

Journal of Business Research

September 2020

Matching Luxury Brand Appeals with Attitude Functions on Social Media across Cultures

September 2020

Unpacking the Relationship between Social Media Marketing and Brand Equity: The Mediating Role of Consumers' Benefits and Experience

Journal of Current Issues & Research in Advertising

January 2020

Culture and Health Persuasion: Differences between Koreans and Americans

Journal of Global Sport Management

February 2019

Red Sox versus Yankees: Sports Team Rivalry, Sports Symbols, and Distance Performance

Journal of Promotion Management

March 2019

Dollar-Off or Percent-Off? Discount Framing, Construal Levels, and Advertising Appeals

Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services

May 2020

Looking Forward, Looking Back: The Impact of Goal Progress and Time Urgency on Consumer Responses to Mobile Reward Apps

February 2020

The effect of 360-degree rotatable product images on purchase intention

November 2019

Is that Coffee Mug Smiling at Me? How Anthropomorphism Impacts the Effectiveness of Desirability versus Feasibility Appeals in Sustainability Advertising

Marketing Letters

February 2019

Social Exclusion Influences on the Effectiveness of Altruistic versus Egoistic Appeals in Charitable Advertising

Psychology & Marketing

December 2020

Death Imagery in Anti-Poaching Advertising

 

SrdanSrdan Zdravkovic, Ph.D., Professor of Marketing

International Journal of Advertising

October 2020

Comedic Violence in Advertising: Cultural Third-Person Effects among U.S., Korean, and Croatian Consumers

Journal of Business Research

January 2021

Vicarious animosity: Taking sides on provocative issues

Journal of Global Marketing

January 2020

Acculturation of Expatriate Consumers: Conditional Effects of Mental Attachments to Home Country

Journal of International Marketing

October 2020

Expatriate Consumers’ Adaptations and Food Brand Choices: A Compensatory Control Perspective

 

ZhengYing (Cathy) Zheng, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Finance

Quarterly Review of Business Disciplines

November 2019

Corporate Social Responsibility and Likelihood of Financial Distress"

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