Faculty Scholarship

Selected publications, performances, activities and grants

2011-12 academic year

Dardan, Shana L. (Assistant Professor)

Rousu, M. C., & Dardan, S. L. “IT Security in Online Poker: An Optimization of IT Security Spending.” International Journal of Business Research, 11(3), 127–131. (2011).

Martin, Barbara (Lecturer)

Martin, B. (Presenter & Author). “BTE and the Challenging World of Not-for-Profits.” DEXL 715—Doctorate in Executive Leadership, St. John Fisher College, Rochester, NY. (February 11, 2012).

2010-11 academic year

Habegger, Jerrell W. (Associate Professor)

Tesfayohannes, M., & Habegger, J. W. “The Reality of International Business Environment and the Challenges of SMEs in Pennsylvania: A Conceptual Review.” Business Review, 17(1): 8. www.JAABC.com. (2011).

Tesfayohannes, M. (Presenter & Author), & Habegger, J. W. (Presenter & Author). “The Reality of International Business Environment and the Challenges of Small Businesses in Pennsylvania—Conceptual Review.” The Global Management, Finance & Information Technology Research Conference, New York, NY. (May 27, 2011).

Jackson, Alicia J. (Dean; Associate Professor)

Jackson, A. J. “Why Is Diversity a Question?” In Hill, S.J. and Hinton, A. E. (Eds.), Persistence and Memory: Essays on Diversity. Selinsgrove, PA: Susquehanna University. (2010).

McElroy, Barbara J. (Associate Professor)

McElroy, B. W. “A New Day Is Dawning: Using Capital Budgeting Techniques to Evaluate Solar Energy Systems.” 2nd Transatlantic Conference, American Accounting Association, International Institute of Costs, ISEOR, and Academy of Management, Lyon, France. (June 15, 2010).

McElroy, B. W. “A New Day Is Dawning: Using Capital Budgeting Techniques to Evaluate Solar Energy Systems,” Vol. 2 (on CD). Lyon, France: ISEOR The Socio-Economic Institute of Enterprises and Organizations. (2010).

Orwig, Richard E. (Associate Professor)

Grant from Ben Franklin Technology Partners and Clark Technologies Systems Inc. “Database Development for Clark Technologies,” $35,000.00.

SEDA-COG Grant. “Valuing Electronic Payment Systems Part II,” $3,900.00.

Pomykalski, James J. (Associate Professor)

Pomykalski, J. J. “Critical Thinking Through Case Study Analysis.” 33rd Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Association of Business, Economics and Technology, State College, PA. www.nabet.us/Archives/2010/NABET%20Proceedings%202010.pdf. (October 19, 2010).