Kenyon Williams, Music and Percussion, has recently discovered that two articles he has submitted for publication will both be printed this spring. Percussive Notes, the official journal of the International Percussive Arts Society, will publish his article, “Ay Que Rico! I Love It! I Gotta Play It! But How Do I Do It? Building a Salsa/Latin Jazz Ensemble” in the […]
Gary Nickell, Psychology, had a paper accepted for presentation at European Association for Work and Organizational Psychology (EAWOP) Small Group Meeting on Selection and Assessment, Athens, Greece, in June. The paper “Applying Regulatory-Fit Theory to Person-Organization Fit: Prevention Focus’ Primacy in Safe Food Production” was co-authored with Dr. Verlin Hinsz from NDSU and Dr. Ernest Park from Cleveland State University.
Dean Marsha Weber, College of Business and Industry, and Sheri Erickson, and Mary Stone, School of Business, have written the paper “Using Communication Theory to teach SOX Reporting Issues”, published in the American Accounting Association’s journal Issues in Accounting Education, Vol. 26, No.1, February 2011.
The collaborative research of MSUM professors Deneen Gilmour and Aaron Quanbeck, Mass Communications, is published in the fall edition of The Review of Communication. Gilmour, assistant professor of print and online journalism, and Quanbeck, assistant professor of broadcast journalism, worked together researching convergence journalism practices and textbook content to write a cultural-critical analysis titled “Hegemony: Quiet Control Over Convergence Textbook […]
Tracy Gompf, Assistant Professor, Paralegal, has had an article accepted for publication as a “Major Article” in the peer-reviewed journal, Paralegal Professionalism Anthology, published by Carolina Academic Press as part of The Empowered Paralegal series. The article is titled “Non-lawyer Representation of Clients Before a Tribunal: An Opportunity for an Expanded Paralegal Role.” The article explores the opportunities available for […]