2023 Grant Application Process
The grant applications are due by March 31 and preference will be given to those who align closely to the emerging capabilities for the future (Data and analytics, customer engagement models, digital and social platforms, operations, supply chain management, project and process management, human resources, employee engagement, change management and leadership) and/or business fundamentals (marketing, management, finance, economics, real estate, leadership and organizational development, Operations, Supply Chain, Data Management, entrepreneurship, and international business).
The Summer Research Grant application process is now underway! The Business Council (who co-funds these grants) have made some changes this year to allow more time for candidates to submit applications and also to align with the curriculum advancement initiative.
As in past years, the presentations to the committee will be 5-10 minutes each and held on April 21. See the full Faculty Research Grant Guideline. If you have any questions about the process, please reach out to Janeth Merkle.
Congratulations to the 2022 Grant Recipients
Dr. Robert Scott & Dr. Mikhail Sher: “The Rocket: Analyzing RTP (Return to Player), Payoff distribution and player behavior in crash games”
Dr. Michael Chattalas: The Olympic Effect on a host nation’s consumer image: an empirical analysis of the Tokyo 2020 & Beijing 2022 Games.
Dr. Jangho Gil: “Does economic policy uncertainty aggravate managerial short-termism?”
Dr. Jangwook Lee: “Asymmetric Risk and CEO Compensation”
Dr. Jeffrey Scott: “The Effects of a Business Ethics course on Moral Reasoning”
Dr. Yulin Lin: “Global and Local Investor Sentiment”
Dr. Yun Luo: “Modeling extreme returns with a dynamic tail index: an extreme value theory approach”
Dr. Nguyen Pham: “Green Marketing or Greenwashing? Consumer Evaluation of Environmental Marketing Claims”
Dr. Tjeerd Boonman: “Analyst forecasts, news sentiment and volatility in portfolio capital flows”