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Professors Gilson, Mathieu Win Best Paper Awards

Faculty and Ph.D. students in the School of Business’ management department have been selected for two prestigious awards in recent weeks.

Gilson, MathieuThe Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology (JOOP) recently recognized a paper titled “Unpacking the Cross-level Effects of Tenure Diversity, Explicit Knowledge, and Knowledge Sharing on Individual Creativity,” as Best Paper for 2013. The paper was co-authored by UConn graduate students Margaret Luciano and Hyoun Sook Lim and Professor of Management Lucy Gilson. Continue Reading


2014 AOM Best Paper in Healthcare Management Award

Lauren D’Innocenzo (PhD ‘14) Assistant Professor, Drexel and Margaret Luciano (MGMT ABD), co-authors: Travis Maynard (Ph.D. ’07) Associate Professor, Colorado State; John Mathieu Professor of Management, UConn; Gilad Chen, Professor of Management, Maryland, won the 2014 “Best Paper in Healthcare Management Award” at Academy of Management. “Empowered to Perform: A Multi-level Investigation of Empowerment on Performance in Hospital Units.” (A version of it is R&R at AMJ!)

 


JOOP Best Paper for 2013

Margaret Luciano (MGMT ABD), Hyoun Sook Lim (MGMT ABD), and Lucy Gilson, Professor of Management, UConn was selected as the Best Paper for 2013 in Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology (JOOP).  ” Unpacking the cross-level effects of tenure diversity, explicit knowledge, and knowledge sharing on individual creativity” will be featured JOOP’s website and include an announcement in an upcoming issue.



2014 Outstanding Ph.D. Student Scholar Award

We are pleased to announce the winner of the 2014 UConn School of Business Outstanding Ph.D. Program-wide Student Scholar Award.

The purpose of the program-wide award is to recognize a Ph.D. Student Scholar in the School of Business, regardless of stage in the doctoral program, for outstanding scholarly performance.

The award is determined by department nomination and vote by the department faculty coordinators and academic director.

From a group of highly-deserving doctoral student nominations from each department, the recipient of the 2014 Program-wide Outstanding Ph.D. Student Scholar Award is:

Management – Margaret Luciano

Luciano will be entering her fifth year in the Management concentration of the doctoral program in Fall 2014 at the dissertation phase.

Please join us in congratulating Margaret for her scholarly excellence.


Ph.D. Student Teaching Awards 2014

Winners of the 2014 Departmental Ph.D. Student Teaching Awards were announced on March 27, 2014 at the seventh annual “Ph.D. Student Night of Appreciation.”

Each of the five Ph.D. program concentrations gave a teaching award to a qualified student in their concentration. The 2014 winners are:

Accounting – Biyu Wu
Finance – Yihong Xiao
Management – Wonseok Choi
Marketing – Selcan Kara
Operations & Information Management (OPIM) – Gang Wang

The winner of the 2014 School of Business Outstanding Ph.D. Student Teaching award is:
Gang Wang.

Congratulations to all of the award recipients!


2014 Ph.D. Awards

 

2014 School of Business Hall of Fame Award

  • Management – Lauren D’Innocenzo

 

2014 Ph.D. Program-wide Outstanding Student Scholar Award

  • Management – Margaret Luciano, winning 2nd consecutive year

 

2014 Departmental Outstanding Ph.D. Student Scholar Awards (*Nominated for Program-wide Outstanding Scholar Award)

  • Accounting – Biyu Wu*, Andrew Duxbury, Valerie Tellez
  • Finance – Yihong Xiao*, Charles Clarke, Steven Kozlowski, Xiangkun Yao
  • Management – Margaret Luciano*, Brian Fox, Rebecca Ranucci
  • Marketing – Anna Vredeveld*, Nian Wang, Selcan Kara, Bin Li, Zahra Tohidinia
  • Operations & Information Management – Yuan Jin*, Yucheng Chen

 

Departmental Ph.D. Student Teaching Awards

  • Accounting – Biyu Wu
  • Finance – Yihong Xiao
  • Management – Wonseok Choi
  • Marketing – Selcan Kara
  • Operations & Information Management – Gang Wang (Winner of the Ph.D. Program-wide Teaching Award)

 


2013 Ph.D. Awards

Congratulations to doctoral students who have demonstrated extraordinary achievement in research and/or teaching:

2013 School of Business Hall of Fame Award

  • Marketing – Hang Thu Nguyen

Dean’s 2013 Pre-doctoral Fellowship

  • Accounting – Erin Henry, Elizabeth Kohl
  • Finance – Tingyu Zhou
  • Management – Margaret Luciano, Lauren D’Innocenzo
  • Marketing – Jeffrey Carlson
  • Operations & Information Management- Mark Schneider, Gang Wang

2013 Departmental Outstanding Ph.D. Student Scholar Awards
(*Nominated for Program-wide Outstanding Scholar Award)

  • Accounting – Erin Henry*, Biyu Wu, Valerie Tellez
  • Finance – Tingyu Zhou*, Charles Clarke, Steven Rush, Steven Kozlowski
  • Management – Margaret Luciano* (Congratulations to Margaret for also winning the Ph.D. Program-wide Outstanding Ph.D. Scholar Award)
  • Management – Brian Fox, Hyoun Sook Lim
  • Marketing – Jeffrey Carlson*, Shan Lin, Selcan Kara, Anna Vredeveld, Bin Li
  • Operations & Information Management – Mark Schneider*, Gang Wang, Lei Wang

2013 Departmental Ph.D. Student Teaching Awards

  • Accounting – Elizabeth Kohl
  • Finance – Tingyu Zhou
  • Management – Lauren D’Innocenzo (Congratulations to Lauren for also winning the Ph.D. Program-wide Teaching Award)
  • Marketing – Jeff Carlson
  • Operations & Information Management – Gang Wang

Dean’s 2013 Pre-doctoral Fellowship

We are pleased to announce the recipients of the Dean’s 2013 Pre-doctoral Fellowship. This is the first time such an award has been made at the UConn School of Business.

Dean’s 2013 Pre-doctoral Fellowship Awards:

Accounting – Erin Henry, Elizabeth Kohl
Finance – Tingyu Zhou
Management – Margaret Luciano, Lauren D’Innocenzo
Marketing – Jeffrey Carlson
OPIM – Mark Schneider, Gang Wang

Please join us in congratulating these students, who have demonstrated extraordinary achievement in research and/or teaching.


Ph.D. Student Scholar Awards 2013

We are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2013 Departmental Outstanding Ph.D. Student Scholar Awards. The following doctoral students have demonstrated outstanding scholarly performance, regardless of stage in the UConn School of Business doctoral program:Continue Reading