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Faculty Activities 2010-2011 Pan, Ming-Shiun Professor of Finance Academic Degrees PhD in Finance, University of Alabama MA in Management Science, University of Alabama BS in Business Administration, Fu-Jen Catholic University, Taiwan Research & Teaching Areas Research interests are market efficiency, return anomalies, derivative securities, currency markets and exchange rates, and international market integration and efficiency. Teaching areas include financial management, investments, applied company and equity analysis, and derivative securities. Recent Publications “REIT Stock Splits and Liquidity Changes” forthcoming in Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, with G.-C. Huang and K. Liano. “Autocorrelation, Return Horizons, and Momentum in Stock Returns” Journal of Economics and Finance 34 (3), July 2010, 284-300. “The Operating Performance of REITs Conducting Open-Market Repurchases” Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management 16, January-April 2010, 59- 69, with G.-C. Huang and K. Liano. Professional Experience, Leadership, Service Journal editor; Board membership; University, College and Department Committees; etc. Rim, Hong Professor of Finance Academic Degrees Ph.D. in Finance, Penn State University Research & Teaching Areas International finance, foreign investments, relationships between foreign currency markets and financial markets, event studies. Publications in Journals and Proceedings: “Impacts of the US Financial Crisis on Financial Markets in Asia: Empirical Study,” Proceedings of the Academic Business World International Conference, pp. 58-64 (May 2011). “Studies on the International Diversification,” Proceedings of the Academic Business World International Conference, pp. 70-73 (May 2011). “Study on the Dynamic Relationships between Stock Markets in the US and Asia,” Proceedings of the International Business and Economics Research Conference, pp. 429-435 (Oct. 2010). “Studies on the Dynamic Relationships between Financial Markets in the US and ASEAN Countries,” International Business and Economics Research Journal Vol. 9(8), 1-6. (August 2010; ISSN 1535- 0754). Presentations: “Impacts of the US Financial Crisis on Financial Markets in Asia: Empirical Study,” a paper presented at the Academic Business World International Conference (Nashville, TN; May 2011). “Studies on the International Diversification,” a paper presented at the Academic Business World International Conference (Nashville, TN; May 2011). “Study on the Dynamic Relationships between Stock Markets in the US and Asia,” a paper presented at the International Business and Economics Research Conference (Las Vegas; Oct. 2010). “Impacts of the US Financial Crisis in Integrated Financial Markets around the World,” a presentation at Global Business Workshop (Kyungpook National University, S. Korea; June 2010). Professional Experience, Leadership & Service 2005-2011: Department chair, Finance and Supply Chain Management Finance Advisory Council H.O.P.E Scholarship Committee Tucker, Joanne Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management Academic Degrees BSBA-Accounting, Bloomsburg University MS-Organizational Dynamics, University of Pennsylvania PhD- Strategic Management, Temple University Teaching Areas Strategic Management International Business International Management Business and Society Strategy Implementation (Spring 2012) Research Interests Technology Management Strategic Alliances Recent Publications Peer-Reviewed Published Articles The Acceptance of Electronic Journals by Business Faculty: An Adoption/Diffusion Approach Academy of Business Disciplines Journal - Special Edition, 2011 Co-Editor Academy of Business Disciplines Journal – Online journal, Editor-in-Chief Grove College of Business Faculty Awards Special Project John L. Grove College of Business Company of the Year Award Gloria Diodata Dean’s Award, 2010-2011 CoB Committees CoB Integration Committee, Chairperson MBA Committee MBA Grade Appeal Committee CoB AOL Committee CoB Search Committee for MBA/BIP Marketing director Computer Technologies Center Search Committee for Support Technician Watts, Allison Associate Professor of Management Academic Degrees BS, Bloomsburg University MS, University of Pennsylvania PhD, Temple University Recent Publications “Scientific foundation, organization structure and performance of biotechnology firms”, 2011, Allison D. Watts and Robert D. Hamilton III, Journal of High Technology Management Research (Forthcoming) Service-SU Alumni Affairs Committee Frederick Douglass Institute Executive Committee International Education Council National Association of Black Accountants Advisor Reviewer – Academy of Management (Technology and Business, Policy, and Strategy Divisions) Northwestern Mutual Financial Networking Advising Award Dr. Michael Coolsen Edward F. Ehret, Jr. Teaching Award Dr. Ian Langella Christopher Pruitt Service Award Dr. Paul Chiou Martin’s Famous Pastry Shoppe, Inc. Research Award Dr. Shelley Morrisette Susquehanna Bank Dean’s Award Dr. Wendy Becker The Stearn Dean’s Award Dr. Jerry Carbo Capital Blue Cross Dean’s Award Dr. Angela Chang Valley Quarries, Inc. Dean’s Award Dr. Viet Dao Martin D. Babinec Dean’s Award Dr. Nathan Goates Volvo Construction Equipment Dean’s Award Dr. Jonathan Kohn Krausse Family Foundation, Inc. Dean’s Award Dr. Patricia Patrick Gloria Diodato Dean’s Award Dr. Joanne Tucker Dale Kann Faculty Student Research Award Dr. Louise Hatfield Harry R. Frehn Faculty Research Fellowship Dr. Joseph Beck Harry R. Frehn Faculty Research Fellowship Dr. James Benton John L. Grove Summer Fellowship Dr. Joseph Catanio 23
Shippensburg University Small Business Development Center Services Summary Small Business Development Center July 1, 2010– June 30, 2011 Serving Adams, Cumberland, Franklin and York Counties The Shippensburg University Small Business Development Center (SBDC) is currently in its fifth Number of Clients.……………………. 365 year of operations, Consulting having joined Hours…………….……….3,217 the Pennsylvania Small Business Development Centers (PASBDC) network in January 2007. Our center has established strong pre-venture and general management con- Increase in Sales………………....4,378,557 sulting services Capital and added Formation……………...$1,699,321 an Environmental Management Assistance Program (EMAP) specialist in Number of Workshops……………......…50 2009. Number of Workshop Attendees….…...682 Our center, along with the other seventeen university-based centers across the Commonwealth that Started a Business…………….………....38 comprise the PASBDC Businesses network, Purchased...………………..….2 also utilize multiple specialized network consulting services including Jobs created………………………….... 121 government procurement, Jobs saved…………………………...…..154 technology commercialization, applied engineering services, international trade and veterans business assistance to serve our clients in south central Pennsylvania. Small Business Shippensburg Development University Center Small Business Development Center The SBDC serves Adams, Cumberland, Services Summary rvices Summary Services Type Summary of Business Franklin and York counties and works collab- July 1, 2010– June oratively with partnering organizations across 2010– June 30, 2011 July 30, 1, 2010– 2011 June 30, 2011 the region to avoid duplication of efforts and Serving Adams, Cumberland, Franklin and York Counties mberland, Franklin and York Counties Serving Adams, Cumberland, coordinate resources. We attempt to provide Service accessible service to clients in reasonable prox- Number of Clients.……………………. 365 Franklin Consulting and Hours…………….……….3,217 York Counties Retail 65 Consulting Hours…………….……….3,217 imity to their locations through the use of Other consulting sites based at partnering organiza- Increase in Sales………………....4,378,557 Number Capital of Clients Formation……………...$1,699,321 .........................365 57 Capital Formation……………...$1,699,321 Wholesale tions across the region. Increase in Sales .................4,378,557 Number of Workshops……………......…50 Number of Workshop Attendees….…...682 Manufacturing 50 Number of Workshop Attendees….…...682 Staff turnover at the SBDC opened up Number of Workshops ....................50Construction an opportunity to look at ways to best serve Started a Business…………….………....38 Businesses Purchased...………………..….2 38 Small Business Businesses Development Purchased...………………..….2 Center Started a Business ..........................38 the eastern portion of our territory. In Octo- Jobs created………………………….... 121 ber 2010 we brought a new part-time business 21 Jobs saved…………………………...…..154 Jobs Jobs Created saved…………………………...…..154 rvices Summary .................................121 consultant on board to focus primarily on ser- Consulting Hours ........................3,217 vice provision in York and northern Cumber- , 2010– June 30, 2011 land counties. Working collaboratively with Type of Business Capital Formation Type Investment ..............$1,699,321 of Business Type mberland, Franklin and York Counties the JD Brown Center for Entrepreneurship 24 Number of Workshop Attendees ...682 at York College, we set-up an outreach office 65 Consulting Hours…………….……….3,217 Businesses Purchased ......................2 in their newly established business incubator Service Service located in an industrial building recently reno- 57 Capital Formation……………...$1,699,321 Jobs Saved Loans ...................................154 Equity Retail vated for expanded York College facilities. Retail Amount Investment $890,000 $809,321 Other 50 Number of Workshop Attendees….…...682 Other SBDC business consultants, as well as our regional chambers of commerce and economic Wholesale Wholesale development organizations, are continually 38 Businesses Purchased...………………..….2 receiving feedback from clients and members Manufacturing regarding the challenges and opportunities that Manufacturing entrepreneurs and small businesses face. Our Construction regional economy has fared much better than 21 Jobs saved…………………………...…..154 Construction many areas of the Commonwealth during the recent recession, but several large industries Shippensburg University were forced SBDC to downsize or close due to economic pressures and unemployment remains at Shippensburg University, 1871 Old Main Drive, near 405 double Grove digit Hall, levels. Type of Business Shippensburg, PA 17257 Phone: 717.477.1935 ● Fax: 717.477.4010 ● Email: Higher sbdc@ship.edu unemployment, ● Web: coupled www.ship.edu/sbdc with retired persons seeking to supplement their retirement income, has increased the number of individuals considering starting their own business. Investment Type Investment Type It seems, however, that many aspiring start-ups are coming to the table with less personal cash Service and equity and are having difficulty securing required financing. Even entrepreneurs with suf- Retail ficient equity and sound business plans are experiencing difficulty in securing financing. New Other service-based ventures are most prevalent due to lower start-up and overhead costs but there Loans Equity Loans Equity Wholesale is increasing Amount competition within the Investment consulting and freelance opportunity market. Amount Investment $890,000 $809,321 Manufacturing Also significant $890,000 to the SBDC is the $809,321 increased emphasis placed on entrepreneurship by the Construction Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education. Our SBDC has maintained close relationships with economic development personnel in the Chancellor’s office and have, with the support of the Entrepreneurial Leadership Center, increased our programming and involvement in student focused activities on campus and around the region. Shippensburg University burg University SBDC Below we SBDC have listed several regional outreach initiatives and activities the SBDC partici- Shippensburg University, 1871 Old Main Drive, ain Drive, 405 Grove Hall, Investment Shippensburg, Type PA 17257 pated 405 in Grove during Hall, the year. Shippensburg, PA 17257 Phone: 717.477.1935 ● Fax: 717.477.4010 ● Email: sbdc@ship.edu ● Web: www.ship.edu/sbdc 0 ● Email: sbdc@ship.edu ● Web: www.ship.edu/sbdc Loans Amount $890,000 Equity Investment $809,321 burg University SBDC ain Drive, 405 Grove Hall, Shippensburg, PA 17257 Here to Help In response to high unemployment in the region, Senator Richard Alloway hosted two events for aspiring entrepreneurs and job seekers, one in Franklin County and one in Adams County and actively sought SBDC participation. The events were supported and promoted by the local economic development corporations and PA Career Link centers. SBDC staff set up displays and provided information and resources to attendees during the six-hour events. The events attracted very large turnouts (the Franklin county event was
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