Journal of Business and Leadership

Business and Leadership Symposium
September 26-27, 2007

AGENDA

Day One: Wednesday, September 26, 2007

7:45a.m. - 8:20a.m. Check in and Continental Breakfast
8:20a.m. - 8:50a.m. Welcome and Introductions – Stouffer Lounge

9:00a.m. - 9:40a.m. Concurrent Session I

Room	Title/Presenter	Track	Moderator
Smoky Hill	Engaged model of board orientation Santo Marabella, Moravian College	Organization Development	Jerry Stark
Pioneer	Cost – benefit model for substance abuse treatment programs Carl Parker, Fort Hays State University Thomas Johansen, Fort Hays State University	Economics	Mary Martin
Prairie	An analysis of branding HR department activities for strategic value creation Catherine Giunta, Seton Hill University	Human Resources	Mike Martin
Trails	Team diversity and affective conflict reduction Dennis Rittle, Regent University	Leadership	Micol Maughan
State	Revisiting measuring performance in not-for-profit organizations Michael Brown, Millikin University	Management Performance	Taryn Leiker

9:50a.m. - 10:30a.m. Concurrent Session II

Room	Title/Presenter	Track	Moderator
Smoky Hill	Using segmented financial statements to evaluate product lines and organizational structure: A case study (Tico Manufacturing) Lou Fowler, Missouri Western State University	Pedagogy
Pioneer	Applied learning in principles of managerial accounting via a responsibility reports project Rita Jones, Columbus State University	Pedagogy
Prairie	The self-marketing plan: Preparing for the real world processes and results Christina McCale, Regis University	Career Development	Jean Anna Sellers
Trails	Partnership as a dynamic interaction between leadership and followership Jensen Chung, San Francisco State University	Leadership	Taryn Leiker
State	Ethical issues and environmental preservations: The Alta Steel case Stephen Willits, Bucknell University	Ethics	Bob Meier

10:30a.m. - 10:50a.m. Refreshment Break – Stouffer Lounge Foyer

11:00a.m. - 11:40a.m. Concurrent Session III

Room	Title/Presenter	Track	Moderator
Smoky Hill	The ins and outs of corporate bankruptcy: Choosing between internal development and external demands William Donoher, Missouri State University	Strategic Management	Henry Schwaller
Pioneer	Academic integrity – differing views and approaches Robert Kitahara, Troy University	Ethics	Tom Johansen
Prairie	Educators’ perspectives of team leadership Karen Graham, University of North Alabama	Leadership	Jim Rucker
Trails	Using Adams revolutionary model to mediate conflicts: Evidence from Colombia Lynn Adams, Utah Valley University	Leadership	Micol Maughan
State	Knowledge management: Foundations for business leaders and educators Jerry Parish, Texas A&M University-Commerce	Strategic Management	Taryn Leiker

11:50a.m. - 12:30p.m. Concurrent Session IV

Room	Title/Presenter	Track	Moderator
Smoky Hill	An examination of forces impacting enrollment levels in U.S. colleges and universities Allen Webster, Bradley University	Strategic Management	Carl Parker
Pioneer	Cost-volume-profit modeling: A strategic and financial approach Joseph Larkin, Saint Joseph’s University	Pedagogy	Win Jordan
Prairie	Leadership versus Management, how the perception of employees can affect organizational development Keary Rouff, University of Pittsburgh-Bradford	Leadership	Micol Maughan
Trails	Effective leadership: Applications for higher education Eric Burgess, University of Minnesota, Crookston	Leadership	Tom Johansen
State	An integrative analysis of Benjamin Bloom’s cognitive domain and Bruce Tuckman’s developmental model Reginald Bell, Prairie View A & M University Wally Guyot, Fort Hays State University Philip Martin, Fort Hays State University Robert Meier, Fort Hays State University	Pedagogy	Jim Rucker

12:30p.m. - 1:30p.m. Lunch – Black and Gold

1:40p.m. - 2:20p.m. Concurrent Session V

Room	Title/Presenter	Track	Moderator
Smoky Hill	Why people hate Microsoft Dusty Anderson, Bluefield College	Strategic Management	Mike Martin
Pioneer	Business ethics and the complexity of instructional methods: Examining the role and rationalization of what is “right” Beth Richardson, St. Joseph’s College of Maine	Ethics	Wally Guyot
Prairie	Best practices in service-learning at a college business program Wayne Buchanan, Defiance College	Pedagogy	Emily Breit
Trails	Leadership in a Boundaryless Organization Roger Finnegan, Capella University	Leadership	Taryn Leiker
State	Entrepreneurial funding and support: A contextual model of leadership composition and business viability Phil Vardiman, Abilene Christian University	Leadership	Joan Rumple

2:30p.m. - 3:10 p.m. Concurrent Session VI

Room	Title/Presenter	Track	Moderator
Smoky Hill	Examining ethical development and training: Implications for Sarbanes Oxley Donna Galla, Nova Southeastern University	Ethics	Emily Breit
Pioneer	Budget participation, job performance, job satisfaction, and yadda, yadda, yadda … Maria Leach-López, Auburn University Montgomery	Strategic Management	Win Jordan
Prairie	XB: New-paradigm management of the classroom as a complex, organization Roger Putzel, St. Michael's College	Pedagogy	Micol Maughan
Trails	Cultural dimensions associated with Japanese telecommuting: A literature review Gundars Kaupins, Boise State University	Leadership	Arthur Young
State	Computer security threats: Student confidence in their knowledge of common threats George Schmidt, University of Arkansas Fort Smith Tom Hayes, University of Arkansas Fort Smith Margaret Tanner, University of Arkansas Fort Smith	Technology	Tony Gabel

3:20p.m. - 4:00p.m. Concurrent Session VII

Room	Title/Presenter	Track	Moderator
Smoky Hill	Subsidizing private sector R&D: Evidence for a monopoly innovator which sells to home and foreign markets Jannett Highfill, Bradley University	Strategic Management	Arthur Young
Pioneer	Reducing the fear of finance online: Using animated audio visuals to teach managerial finance Frank Wyrostek, University of St. Francis	Pedagogy	Emily Breit
Prairie	An empirical test of stewardship theory Steven Frankforter, Winthrop University	Organizational Development	Mary Martin
Trails	It is like finding a needle in a haystack Nicole Roberson, Regent University	Leadership	Scott Jones
State	Sovereignty: The incredible future of Native American economic development Becky Haney, Oklahoma City University	Economics	Tony Gabel

4:00p.m. Return to Hotel

5:15p.m. Board Bus/Shuttle to Fox Theater

5:30p.m. Networking Dinner (Fox Theater)

Day Two: Thursday, September 27, 2007

8:00a.m. - 8:30a.m. Continental Breakfast and Networking

8:30a.m. - 9:10a.m. Concurrent Session VIII

Room	Title/Presenter	Track	Moderator
Smoky Hill	The role of CIOS in strategic decision making and it usage: An empirical examination Jennifer Leonard, Montana State University Billings	Strategic Management	Taryn Leiker
Pioneer	Rubrics, writing improvement, and assessment: Gaining leverage for business programs Craig Sasse, Rockhurst University Turner White, Rockhurst University	Pedagogy	Jean Anna Sellers
Prairie	Intellectual capital: A balance sheet asset? (A measurement perspective) John Morgan, Winona State University	Organizational Development	Jerry Stark
Trails	Dimensions leader-member exchange: An examination of outcomes Brent Goertzen, Fort Hays State University	Leadership	Christie Brungardt
State	The role of operations management leadership in the Allied victory in World War Two: Ford, Sloan, and the Model T John Paxton, Wayne State College	Strategic Management	Win Jordan

9:20a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Concurrent Session IX

Room	Title/Presenter	Track	Moderator
Smoky Hill	Customer relationship management: A theoretical overview and the high cost of failure (A case study) Tamilla Curtis, Nova Southeastern University Donald Barrere, Nova Southeastern University Tom Griffin, Nova Southeastern University	Strategic Management	Taryn Leiker
Pioneer	New media: Using blogs and Youtube for assignment delivery Donna Schaeffer, Marymount University	Pedagogy	Wally Guyot
Prairie	Corporate governance: Addressing internal control, ethics, risk and computer platforms Walter Baggett, Manhattan College	Organizational Development	Win Jordan
Trails	Integrating web development with international industry standards Mark Bannister, Fort Hays State University Angela Walters, Fort Hays State University	Technology	Justin Greenleaf

10:00a.m. - 10:20 a.m. Refreshment Break – Stouffer Lounge Foyer

10:20a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Concurrent Session X

Room	Title/Presenter	Track	Moderator
Smoky Hill	Real deposit insurance coverage at U.S. commercial banks Marieta Velikova, Belmont University	Finance	Kathleen Arano
Pioneer	Qualitative skills in marketing curricula to develop higher workforce competencies Mark Patton, Shepherd University H. Lois Patton, Shepherd University	Pedagogy	Mary Martin
Prairie	Teaching it in a knowledge economy: Raising tacit productivity Hans-Joachim Adler, University of Texas at Dallas	Organizational Development	Dosse Toulaboe
Trails	Mythic vision, rhetorical determinacy and organizational culture in the selective service system Lewis Hershey, Fayetteville State University	Leadership

11:10a.m. - 11:50 a.m. Concurrent Session XI

Room	Title/Presenter	Track	Moderator
Smoky Hill	Listing criteria for the multiple listing of equity options Rebecca Abraham, Nova Southeastern University	Finance	Dosse Toulaboe
Pioneer	Self-efficacy beliefs, faculty expectations, and institutional climate as determinants of academic achievement in business students Carlos Rodriguez, Delaware State University	Pedagogy	Joan Rumple
Prairie	Backdated stock options and corporate governance: A stacked deck to promote CEO compensation? Bret Becton, Winthrop University	Organizational Development	Win Jordan
Trails	Unearthing a global mindset: The process of international adjustment Larry Hughes, University of Nebraska at Kearney	Leadership	Mohsen Modarres

11:50 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Lunch – Black and Gold

Keynote Speaker:

Mr. Matthew DeFeo
Sr. Vice-President of Sales
Techtronic Industries

1:00 p.m. - Shuttle to Hotel/Airport



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