Dr. Chetan S. Sankar Editor, DSJIE Thomas Walter Professor Dept. of Management 415 W. Magnolia, Suite 401 Auburn University, AL 36849 Ph.: (334) 844-6504 Fax: (334) 844-5159 E-Mail: dsjie.editor@gmail.com Bio Sketch: www.auburn.edu/~sankacs
DSJIE’s mission is to publish significant research relevant to teaching and learning issues in the decision sciences. The decision sciences include both quantitative and behavioral approaches to managerial decision making, encompassing all of the functional areas of business, including (but not limited to) accounting, business strategy and entrepreneurship, economics, finance, international business and globalization, marketing, MIS/DSS and computer systems, organizational behavior/organizational design, operations and logistics management, quantitative methods and statistics.
L. Nemanich, M. Banks, and D. Vera, “Enhancing knowledge transfer in classroom versus online settings: the interplay among instructor, student, content, and context,” DSJIE, 7(1), p. 123. Winner of $1,000
J. Baptiste, K. Dodor, and D. S. Rana, “Investigating business schools’ intentions about offering e-commerce education using an extended theory of planned behavior,” DSJIE, 7(1), p. 195. Runner-up: $250
Peterson, R.L., Beresnson, M.L., Misra, R.B., and Radosevich, D.J. “An Evaluation of Factors Regarding Students’ Assessment of Faculty in a Business School,” DSJIE, 7(1), p. 375. Runner up: $250
Shared: B.K. Fuller and D.A. Bradbard, “An entrepreneurial approach of a geographic information system,” DSJIE, 7(1), p. 163. Tie: $250
Shared. Fawcett, S.E., Ritchie, B., Walling, C., and Webb, S.C. “The Art of War: Managing the Intricacies of Supply Chain Power and Trust,” DSJIE, 7(1), p. 239. Tie: $250
2010 Special Topic Forum
Leveraging Enterprise System Technology for Curricular Innovation and Redesign
Guest Editors: John R. Grandzol and David Chou
Six empirical papers and two teaching briefs have been received and are being reviewed
Quotes on Learning and Pedagogy