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Our DBA students use the knowledge and skills gained in the program to help their own organizations, and to advance the profession of management. During the past several years, many of our students have had their research accepted for presentation at professional conferences. 

2002
Allison, J.  (2002, March).  The social boundaries of organizations: The influence of e-commerce.  Paper  presented at the Southwest Academy of Management, St. Louis, MO.

Allison, J.  (2002, March).  Virtual teams and boundary activities: The effects of electronic communication.  Paper  presented at the Southwest Academy of Management, St. Louis, MO.    

Delaney, J.  (2002, February).  Why firms outsource internal auditing: A transaction cost perspective.  Paper  presented at the North American Accounting Society Meeting, Chicago, IL.

Stacey, W.  (2002, March).  Boundaryless careers attributes for individual success.  Paper  presented at the International Applied Business Research Conference, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.  

Sundberg, L. (2002, June).  Sexual harassment in the workplace.   Paper presented at the American Society for Training and Development International Conference, New Orleans, LA.

Sundberg, L., & Welsh, W.  (2002).  So? Tell me what all this information means to my organization.  Paper presented at the League for Innovation National Conference, Boston, MA.

Thurman, C.  (2002, April).  Product innovators in high-technological markets, knowledge isolating mechanisms and relative firm performance.  Paper presented at the Midwest Academy of Management, Indianapolis, IN.

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