Dr. Blum serves as the Ph.D. chair and coordinator for the Organizational Behavior area. After serving as Dean of the College of Business (1999-2007), Blum became the founding director of the Institute for Leadership and Social Impact (ILSI), an interdisciplinary unit that develops individual and organizational leadership capabilities for economic growth, social responsibility, and environmental sustainability.
Faculty and Staff
Terry Blum
Marco Ceccagnoli
Dr. Ceccagnoli serves as the Ph.D. coordinator for the Strategy and Innovation area. Marco's research centers on the economics and management of innovation and its relationship with a firm’s business and corporate strategy.
Renee Jamieson
Renee serves as the Associate Director of Graduate Programs. She provides both strategic support and operational administration for the Ph.D. in Management program.
Morvarid Rahmani
Dr. Rahmani serves as the Ph.D. coordinator for the Operations Management area. Her current research focus is on Innovation and Social Sustainability, providing managers with rich and actionable insights to enhance work processes, drive successful innovation, and address social issues.
Jason Kuang
Dr. Kuang serves as the Ph.D. coordinator for the Accounting area. His teaching interests are financial accounting and managerial accounting. His research investigates the effects of economic and psychological factors on decision-making in accounting and related business settings.
Suzanne Lee
Dr. Lee serves as the Ph.D. coordinator for the Finance area. Her research focuses on financial econometrics and their applications in asset pricing and has been presented at a number of academic conferences including American Finance Association Meetings, European Finance Association Meetings, and Econometric Society Meetings, among others.
Mingfeng Lin
Dr. Lin serves as the Ph.D. coordinator for the Information Technology Management area. His research focuses on fintech, lending, crowdfunding, entrepreneurship, social media, and healthcare.
Michael Lowe
Dr. Lowe serves as the Ph.D. coordinator for the Marketing area. He maintains two distinct active research streams: interpersonal influence and sensory marketing. His research on interpersonal influence explores how consumer interactions influence decisions and behavior, with a particular interest in real behavior in consumer dyads.
