ARTICLES CONCERNING
RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY
(December 7, 2009) Publishing Around the CoB Dec-09 Edition It has been some time since USMNEWS.net took a look
at scholarly activity among the CoB’s current crop of faculty. This report examines what has been going in 2009 and in
the upcoming year, 2010. Let’s begin with MKT’s Melinda Andrews, who has an article coming out in 2010 in the
Journal of Business Research. This is an A-level publication for Andrew
(January 11, 2010) Dear Accounting Colleagues, To sum up Director Hughes’ “feelings” about research, “if you aim as
high as you can and accounting is in the title of the journal, I think that you would be safe.”
(April 14, 2010) Here, There, & Everywhere Examining the USM Departure of William Gunther As the CoB’s
economists depart the Joseph Greene Hall stage at the end of the 2009-10 academic year, USMNEWS.net will be
examining the research credentials that will be leaving the CoB, if not the institution as a whole. This installment
focuses on professor William Gunther, who is one of the five mostly senior economists who retired so that the four
mostly junior CoB economists could maintain their USM careers in the USM College of Arts & Letters.
(April 12, 2010) GH Chatter The recent report on the 2011 Louis K. Brandt Research Award has some asking why
management’s Fujun Lai is sticking around the CoB. Lai has amassed a large number of A-level journal publications,
and across multiple business disciplines, in the past few years.
(April 10, 2010) Special Report On the Clock A Look at the 2011 Louis K. Brandt Award Race The 2010 CoB awards
banquet has come and gone, and now CoB faculty are on the clock for the 2011 awards banquet. There the 2011 AT&T
Outstanding Faculty Award will be handed out, as will the 2011 Louis K. Brandt Research Award. The latter is the most
prestigious award delivered by CoB administration, and as such, reporters at USMNEWS.net spend some time tracking
the candidates and assessing prospects for those thought to be in the running.
(April 15, 2010) Hey Big Spender! Examining the CoB Departure of Daniel Monchuk As the CoB’s economists depart the
Joseph Greene Hall stage at the end of the 2009-10 academic year, USMNEWS.net will be examining the research
credentials that will be leaving the CoB, if not the institution as a whole. This installment focuses on assistant professor
Daniel Monchuk, who was one of the four mostly junior economists who were saved by the forced retirements of five
mostly senior CoB economists. Monchuk is scheduled, as of fall 2009, to move from the CoB to USM’s College of Arts &
Letters after 2009-10.