Designing Sustainable Systems Alumni - Class of 2016

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• George K. Baah, PhD
  • Dissertation: The Intersection of Auditor Independence, Objectivity, and Integrity in High Risk Audit Conditions
• Manoj Babu, PhD
  • Dissertation: Characteristics of Effective  Leadership of Community College Presidents - A Mixed Method Analysis
• Daniel A. Cohen, PhD
  • Dissertation: Igniting the Fire: The Impact of Anticipatory Entrepreneurial Passion on Effort and Affect in Nascent Entrepreneurs
• Angela Crawford, PhD
  • Dissertation: Frontline Employee Role Passion and the Impact on Service Encounters
• Yohannas Haile, PhD
  • Dissertation: Sustainable Value And Eco-Communal Management: Systemic Measures For The Outcome Of Renewable Energy Businesses In Developing, Emerging, And Developed Economies
• Lori D. Kendall, PhD
  • Dissertation: A Theory of Micro-Level Dynamic Capabilities: How Technology Leaders Innovate with Human Connection
• Edward L. Ladd, PhD
  • Dissertation: Routines of New Venture Conceptualization: Evidence and Extension of an Entrepreneurial Dynamic Capability
• Josefina Martinez-Amador, PhD
  • Dissertation: Remote and Onsite Knowledge Worker Productivity and Engagement: A Comparative Study of the Effect of Virtual Intensity and Work Location Preference
• Carol M. McGuire, PhD
  • Dissertation: Who We Are Matters: The Identity of the Information Technology Organization and Outsourcing Success
• Kris Murphy, PhD
  • Dissertation: A Theory of Steering Committee Capabilities for Implementing Large Scale Enterprise-Wide Information Systems
• Mikhail V. Oet, PhD
  • Dissertation: Financial Stress in an Adaptive System: From Emperical Validity to Theoretical Foundations
• Branka V. Olson, PhD
  • Dissertation: Experiential Workplace Design in Knowledge Work Organizations: A Worker-Centered Approach
• Sharon S. Sanger, PhD
  • Dissertation: Deliberate Disruption: How Corporate Leaders' Break the Liability of Expertise
• Arlonda M. Stevens, PhD
  • Dissertation: Antecedents and Outcomes of Perceived Creepiness in Online Personalized Communications