Mary Stone, School of Business, presented her paper entitled “Performance Differences Between Online and Traditional Students in Principles of Accounting” at the Midwest Business Administration Association International annual meeting in February 2013. The research provided support for Simonson et al’s (1999) Equivalency Theory by comparing the course assessment scores for the two groups of students.
Dr. Paul Sando, Associate Professor of Geography, has been invited and accepted to present at the Canadian Transportation Research Forum’s annual meeting, June 10-12, in Halifax, Nova Scotia. His presentation/article is titled, “Railroads, Adaptability, Competition and the Shuttle Train (or Food, Crude, and the Railroads).” The focus of the research on the railroad’s addition of large oil movements out of […]
Faculty Development Session: Mentoring Student Research is Monday, March 18 from 7:45- 8:30 a.m. in CMU 101. Please register if you are interested in attending so that you can receive any weather-related updates or cancellations.
Eric Eager, who graduated in 2008 with a B.S. in mathematics, and went on to complete a Ph.D. in Mathematical Biology at University of Nebraska Lincoln, will be on campus Tuesday, March 19. He will hold a Q&A session from 2 – 2:50 p.m. in MA 274 geared toward undergraduates interested in pursing graduate studies. From 4 – 4:50 p.m. […]
Sheri Erickson, School of Business, presented the paper “Using Communication Theory to Analyze Corporate Reporting Strategies: A Study of the Health Care Industry” on Feb. 28 at the MBAA International Conference in Chicago. Co-authors were Marsha Weber, Dean of the College of Business and Industry at MSUM and Zach Lukes, MSUM finance graduate.