In 2008 and 2009, faculty members in the School of Business and Economics presented their research and shared their expertise across the nation and around the world.
2008-2009 Faculty Travel/Presentations
William Breffle
Estes Park, CO
Colorado State University: Pathways to Success
"Increasing Human Capacity for Global Human-Wildlife Coexistence"
Alan Brokaw
Chicago, IL
Marketing Management Association
“An Exploratory Examination of Consumer Behavior and the Fear of Rare Events”
Gary Campbell
Portland, OR
Business and Sustainability
“Fighting Resistance with Community Engagement: The Case of Kennecott”
Perth, Australia
ALTA
"Copper in Global Market: What's Next?"
James Gale
St. Louis, MO
Missouri Valley Economics Association
“The Economics of Agricultural Fairs”
Latha Poonamallee
Anaheim, CA
Academy of Management
"Critical Analyses Organization and Social Theorizing"
Howard Qi
Chicago, IL
Academy of Finance
"Constant Dividend Growth and Capital Structure"
Dallas, TX
Financial Management Association
“Predict Default Correlation from Equity Correlation”
Mark Roberts
Albequerque, NM
Ecological Society of America
“Reclamation of the Flambeau Mine”
Sonia Goltz
Anaheim, CA
Academy of Management
“Within-Group Design Options and the Questions They Can Answer”
Phoenix, AZ
Association for Behavior Analysis International
“Perceived Fairness of Groups and Organizations: A Human Foraging Rule?”
Greg Graman
Orlando, FL
Production and Operations Management Society
“Value Recovery in the Built Environment”
Dean Johnson
Las Vegas, NV
Global Business International
“Is a Project’s Initial Investment Risk Free? A Decision Tree Paradox”
Dana Johnson
Orlando, FL
Production and Operations Management Society
“Beliefs on Climate change and the Impact on Firms’ Operations and Integrating a Multidisciplinary
Program Using Concept Mapping”
Maria Schutte
Grapevine, TX
Financial Management Association
“Creative Destruction and Firm-Specific Volatility Around the World”
Turin, Italy
Financial Management Association
“Where’s the Liquidity? Information and Transaction Costs in Asset Prices"
Pat Joyce
Tuscon, AZ
Economic Science Association
“Stuck in the Middle: An Analysis of the Median Voter in a Binary Choice Game”
Tom Merz
New Zealand
Massey University
“Stuck in the Middle: An Analysis of the Median Voter in a Binary Choice Game”
Paul Nelson
Washington DC
National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance
“Failure and Success Experiences in Commercializing Student Inventions”
David Orozco
Chicago, IL
Economic Growth
“Innovation Policy and Friends of the Court Patent Right Advocacy before the US Supreme
Court”
Munich, Germany
Munich Intellectual Property Law Center
“Innovation Policy and Friends of the Court”
Manish Srivastava
Anaheim, CA
Academy of Management
“The Effects of Network and Cluster Resources on Firm Innovation”
Cologne, Germany
Strategic Management Society International
“All That Glitter is Not Golt: The Impact of Network and Cluster Tech Resources on
the Breakthrough Innovations”
Joel Tuoriniemi
Long Beach, CA
Academy of Legal Studies International
“Equitable Tolling Revisited: An Examination of Refund Claims Under Irc Section 6511”
Michigan Technological University is a public research university founded in 1885 in Houghton, Michigan, and is home to more than 7,000 students from 55 countries around the world. Consistently ranked among the best universities in the country for return on investment, Michigan’s flagship technological university offers more than 120 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in science and technology, engineering, computing, forestry, business and economics, health professions, humanities, mathematics, social sciences, and the arts. The rural campus is situated just miles from Lake Superior in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, offering year-round opportunities for outdoor adventure.
