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Research & Conference Travel Awards for Faculty
One of CIBER’s objectives is to
encourage research and conference
presentations by Smith faculty on
“international” topics related to their
own disciplines that will further the
international competitiveness of United
States business. This has become
increasingly important given the
globalization of business and our own
growing international presence. An
“international” research project can be
a comparative study (e.g., competition
policy in the U.S. vs. E.U.) or a
cross-national study (e.g., a company’s
international joint ventures, global
business teams, etc.). Projects which
are merely “foreign” (e.g., human
resource management practices in Mexico)
are ineligible for an award.
For 2008-09, CIBER awarded
$4,000 for the following three research
projects.
Congratulations to the authors!
- Will there be a
Phoenix Miracle? Firm-level evidence
from financial crises
(Vojislav Maksimovic, Finance)
- Global Brand
Portfolios (Yogesh
Joshi, Marketing)
- Agency Contract
Intelligence for Global Supply Chain
Eco-Sustainability (Wedad
Elmaghraby, DO&IT)
During 2007-08, CIBER issued awards
jointly with the Business in
International Education (BIE) project.
The Awards Committee consisted of:
Wilbur Chung, Vinod Jain, and P.K.
Kannan. The CIBER/BIE Research Awards
Committee made the following awards this
year.
Congratulations to each of the
following faculty members who received a
$4,000 CIBER Research Award:
- Vojislav Maksimovic
- Russell R. Wermers
- Brent Goldfarb and David Kirsch
(jointly)
- Subramanian Raghavan
Congratulations to the following
faculty members received Conference
Travel Awards (up $2,000 each):
- Brent Goldfarb
- Bruce Golden
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