S c h o o l o f B u s i n e s s 2012
Message from the The research culture in the School of Business continues to develop with faculty members producing seven (7) journal articles in peer-reviewed journals and another thirty (34) papers delivered at academic conferences or invited venues both locally and globally over the past year. These papers are evidence of continued efforts to build research competencies in applied areas such as, sport, tourism and innovation while making diverse contributions to management theory. Further, this rate of production and dissemination exceeds the rate the previous year where the School produced three (3) referred journal articles and eighteen (18) conference papers. We can expect the research enterprise to continue growing in the coming years. The increased quantity of production is complimented with evidence of high quality in terms of research accolades and external funding. In the past year, faculty researchers received one (1) research achievement award from the University and three (3) best paper awards at conferences. A Postdoctoral Fellowship position worth $100,000 for work in the area of innovation was also awarded to a team including two School faculty members. Nipissing University prides itself on the undergraduate experience and this report demonstrates that the strengthening research culture is contributing to their experience. Among the papers presented at conferences, four (4) papers were developed with the co-authored contributions of seven (7) current and former students. The opportunity to be involved in faculty led research resulting in publications for students is an exemplar experience where Nipissing leads over larger institutions in the Province. Refereed Journal Articles David Hemsworth (with D., Kazanjian, A., Cadell, S., Slocum-Gori, S., Chan W.), Direct effects of workgroup culture differentials on Burnout, Compassion Fatigue and Compassion satisfaction Can one s cultural beliefs mitigate these effects? (2011) International Journal of Business Research 11(2), 123-130. Denyse Lafrance Horning Nipissing University Varsity Hockey If We Build It, Will They Come? (2011) Case Research Journal, 31:3. John Nadeau (with Alan Kaplan and Norm O Reilly), The Hope Statistic as an Alternative Measure of Competitive Balance, (2011) International Journal of Sport Finance, 6(2), 170-184. John Nadeau (with Norm O Reilly and Louise Heslop), China s Olympic Destination: Beijing Tourist Evaluations of China and the 2008 Games, (2011) International Journal of Culture, Tourism and Hospitality Research, 5(3), 235-246. John Nadeau (with Kate Griese), What Customers are Telling Us: Organizational Buyer Attitudes towards Biomass, (2011) The Forestry Chronicle, 87(1), 54-60. www.nipissingu.ca/business 1
John Nadeau (with Norm O Reilly and Alan Kaplan) Do Fans Want Their Team to be Competitive in the Short-Term (the next game) or the Long-Term (the full season), and Does the Answer Affect Management Decisions, (2011) European Sport Management Quarterly, 11(1), 73. Linda Piper (with Michael Yeo), The Ethics and Politics of Defining Ecotourism: Not Just an Academic Question in the International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, 2011, 1(8). Awards Glenn Brophey voted Best Paper Award (2011). Insights into Innovation Management Practices within SMEs Case Studies from Canada. Clute Institute, International Academic Conference. David Hemsworth voted Best Paper Award (2011) The effect of Quality management on internal customer satisfaction and business performance: A mediation model. European Academic Conferences. David Hemsworth voted Conference Best Papers awarded at the International Palliative Care Conference, Singapore (2011) for his paper titled, Using Science to Understand the Art of Compassion. John Nadeau was awarded the Research Achievement Award ($5000) from Nipissing University. Books and Textbooks Published Glenn Brophey (2011). Innovation for Manufacturers, Lambert Academic Publishing, ISBN 978-8454-4382-9. Conference Publications, Presentations and Other Scholarly Activity Glenn Brophey (with S. Brown) Insights into Innovation Management Practices within SMEs Case Studies from Canada. (Hawaii, US: Clute Institute, International Academic Conference). Glenn Brophey, Invited Speaker, Innovation for manufacturers Unleashing your hidden potential (Oakville, Ontario: Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium meeting). Glenn Brophey, Invited Speaker, Adding Innovation to Your Tool Box (Sudbury and Sault Ste., Marie, Ontario: Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium meetings). www.nipissingu.ca/business 2
Glenn Brophey, Invited Speaker, Managing your innovation process. Benchmarks from Canadian manufacturers for creating better ideas, opening pathways to innovation, and measuring your innovation results (North Bay, Ontario: Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium meeting). Glenn Brophey, Keynote, Mississauga, Ontario, Xerox Research Center of Canada. Glenn Brophey, Invited Speaker, Ideas to $ The Process Innovation Initiative Ontario North conference. Glenn Brophey, Invited Speaker, The Entrepreneur Are they the chicken or the egg? Harnessing Biomass II conference. Natalya Brown, Uncertainty, Alienation, Polarization and Voter Turnout (Athens, Greece: 71st International Atlantic Economic Conference, March 16-19, 2011). Natalya Brown, The Impact of Voter Uncertainty and Alienation on Voter Turnout and Candidate Policy Choice (Ottawa, Ontario: 45th Conference of the Canadian Economic Association, June 2-5,2011). Colin Mang and Natalya Brown, The Role of Economics in Canadian Undergraduate Business Education (Montreal, Quebec: Administrative Sciences Association of Canada, July 2-5, 2011). David Hemsworth and Glenn Brophey (with D. Stacey and C. Sánchez- Rodríguez), Project selection analysis at Canadian Shield Insurance (May, 2011) Ivey Publishing: London, Ontario. David Hemsworth (with S. Cadell, C. Bluthardt, B. Davies, R. Steele, S. Liben, L. Stratman) Elation and Grief : Illustrating how the Positive and the Negatives Coexist for Parents of a Child with a Life-Limiting Illness (Toronto, Canada: Paediatric Palliative Care Research Symposium, October, 2011). David Hemsworth (with A. Kazanjian, S. Cadell, S. Slocum-Gori, W. Chan), Understanding and improving quality of work-life for palliative healthcare professionals: A structural equation model of workgroup culture differentials on Burnout, Compassion Fatigue and Compassion satisfaction.what can we do to help? (Barcelona, Spain: European Health Sciences Conference, June, 2011). David Hemsworth (with A. Kazanjian, S. Cadell, S. Slocum-Gori, W. Chan), Direct effects of workgroup culture differentials on Burnout, Compassion Fatigue and Compassion satisfaction Can one s cultural beliefs mitigate these effects? (Barcelona, Spain: Annual International Academy of Business and Economics conference, June, 2011). www.nipissingu.ca/business 3
David Hemsworth (with A. Kazanjian, S. Cadell, S. Slocum-Gori, W. Chan), How can we help them cope? A structural model to examination of the mediation effects of culture on work group stress, burnout, compassion fatigue and compassion satisfaction in palliative care professionals, (Lisbon, Portugal: European Association of Palliative Care, May, 2011). David Hemsworth (with S. Cadell, K. Wilson, L. Stratman, B. Davies, R. Steele, S. Liben), Elation and Grief : Stories of personal growth amidst stress from parents caring for a child with a life-limiting illness. (Lisbon, Portugal: European Association of Palliative Care, May, 2011). David Hemsworth (with A. Kazanjian, S. Cadell, S. Slocum-Gori, W. Chan), Using Science to Understand the Art of Compassion, (Singapore: SPCC 2011, March). Denyse Lafrance Horning, Engaging Women Consumers through Sport Sponsorship (Sudbury, Canada: Laurentian University 4th Annual PhD Research Seminar, 2011). Denyse Lafrance Horning, An Empirical Investigation of Sponsorship Activation (London, Canada: North American Society for Sport Management, 2011). Denyse Lafrance Horning, Ranger s Lodge: An Outstanding Fishing Adventure Awaits You (Montreal, Canada: Administrative Sciences Association of Canada, 2011). Jonathan Muterera, Leadership Behaviors and their Impact on Organizational Performance in Governmental Entities (Putrajaya, Malaysia, International Conference on Sustainable Development, December 5-7, 2011). John Nadeau (with Louise Heslop and Norm O Reilly), Jamaica s Country Image Influence on the Travel Decision (Runaway Bay, Jamaica: International Conference on Business, Hospitality and Tourism Management, October 12-14, 2011). John Nadeau (with Louise Heslop, Norm O Reilly, Erdinç Çakmak, and Sonja Verwey), A Cameo Effect on Sponsorship Brands?: Examining the Evaluations of Tourists during the 2010 South Africa FIFA World Cup (Madrid, Spain: European Association of Sport Management, September 7-10, 2011). John Nadeau (with C. Bradish, C. Chard, D. Legg, E. MacIntosh, N. O Reilly, B. Seguin and D. Stotlar), An Examination of Consumer Perceptions and Olympic Marketing Programs: The Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games (Madrid, Spain: European Association of Sport Management, September 7-10, 2011). John Nadeau (with Anahit Armenakyan, Louise Heslop and Norm O Reilly), The Role of Involvement and Expectations in Olympic Games Attitudes: A Cross- National Study (Reims, France: Academy of Marketing Science World Marketing Congress, July 20-23, 2011). John Nadeau (with Don Lord and Mark Carswell), Does Justice or Place Matter for Volunteer Tourism? Explicit and Implicit Evidence from Volunteer Tourists (Montreal, Quebec: Administrative Sciences Association of Canada, July 2-5, 2011). www.nipissingu.ca/business 4
John Nadeau (with David Finch and Norm O Reilly), The Future of Marketing and Implications on Post-Secondary Marketing Education: An Interactive Symposium (Montreal, Quebec: Administrative Sciences Association of Canada, July 2-5, 2011). John Nadeau (with Louise Heslop, Norm O Reilly, Sonja Verwey, Anahit Armenakyan, and Erdinç Çakmak), Importance of Country Image to Mega-event Sponsorship Brands: Comparison of Vancouver Winter Olympics and South Africa FIFA World Cup (Oxford, United Kingdon: 7th Global Brand Conference of the Academy of Marketing s Brand Corporate Identity and Reputation Special Interest Group, April 5-7, 2011). John Nadeau (with Michaela Clark, Kyle Neely, Alex Scott and Don Curry) North Bay & District Community Capacity & Needs Report, report for the Welcoming Communities Initiative, April 9, 2011. John Nadeau (with Louise Heslop, Anahit Armenakyan, Norm O Reilly), The Tinkerbell Effect: the Power of Beliefs for Canada and the Olympics, Invited presentation, Carleton University Alumni Association, Vancouver Chapter, Vancouver, British Columbia, March 11, 2011. John Nadeau, Invited Panelist, The Immigration Advantage: How the North Bay Region s Shift to Attract and Retain Newcomers is Increasing Prosperity, Feb 28- Mar 2, 2011. Linda Piper, Colin Mang and John Knox (with Chris Waddell), Student Perceptions of A Triple Bottom Line Approach (New York, USA: Eighteenth Annual International Conference Promoting Business Ethics, October 26-28, 2011). Linda Piper, Natalya Brown and John Nadeau, Community-based Ecotourism in Jamaica: An Inclusive Framework of Ecotourism Operator Philosophies and Impact (Athens, Greece: 7th Annual International Conference on Tourism, June 13-16, 2011). Linda Piper (with Michael Yeo), The Ethics and Politics of Defining Ecotourism: Not Just an Academic Question (Opatija, Croatia: TOSEE Sustainable Tourism: Socio-Cultural, Environmental and Economic Issues, May 4-7, 2011). Academic Reviewing and Other Service to the Academy David Hemsworth was a Session Chair at the European Health Sciences Conference (2011). Denyse Lafrance Horning reviewed two textbooks (Contemporary Marketing, Third Canadian Edition by Boone, Kurtz, Mackenzie, and Snow; Marketing, Eight Canadian Edition by Crane, Kerin, Hartley, and Rudelius). www.nipissingu.ca/business 5
Jonathan Muterera reviewed for the International Journal of Accounting & Finance and for the Journal of Economics & International Finance. John Nadeau is Co-Domain Leader, Attraction and Recruitment of Workers and Entrepreneurs, Welcoming Communities Initiative. John Nadeau was Marketing Division Chair for the 2011 ASAC Conference. John Nadeau reviewed for the African Journal of Marketing Management and European Sport Management Quarterly. Research Funding 1. External Funding and Contracts David Hemsworth and Glenn Brophey (with D. Hay and M. Wachowiak) Ministry of Research and Innovation (2011) Post Doctoral Fellowship Grant ($100,000) for Modeling innovation managers risk-actions-success decision process: An artificial neural network approach. John Nadeau was awarded a contract with the North Bay Newcomer Network ($7,900) to examine the use of sports and recreation by municipalities to integrate newcomers and their families (primary investigator). 2. Internal Research Funding Conference Support* Natalya Brown received funds to present papers at the Canadian Economics Association Annual Conference in Ottawa, Ontario and at the International Conference on Tourism in Athens, Greece. David Hemsworth received funds to present papers at the Barcelona European Health Sciences Conference in Barcelona, Spain, the Singapore Palliative Care Conference in Singapore and at the 12th Congress of the European Association for Palliative Care in Lisbon, Portugal. Denyse Lafrance Horning received funds to present a case at ASAC in Montreal, Quebec and a paper at the annual NASSM Conference in London, Ontario. Colin Mang received funds to present papers at the annual ASAC Conference in Montreal, Quebec and the International Conference Promoting Business Ethics in New York, New York. Jonathan Muterera received funding to present a paper at the International Conference on Sustainable Development in Putrajaya, Malaysia. Linda Piper received funds to present a paper at the International Conference on Tourism in Athens, Greece. *Represents financial support from the School of Business. www.nipissingu.ca/business 6
John Nadeau received funds to present papers at the European Association of Sport Management in Madrid, Spain, the 7th Global Brand Conference in Oxford, UK and the Conference on Business, Hospitality and Tourism Management in Runaway Bay, Jamaica. Publication Support Grants* Glenn Brophey received $2650 in general publication support grants. Linda Piper received $2650 in general publication support grants. Denyse Lafrance Horning received $2650 in general publication support grants. John Nadeau received $7950 in general publication support grants. David Hemsworth received $7950 in a general publication support grant. Other Internal Funds David Hemsworth and Glenn Brophey ($1000) SSHRC funds for their 4A application titled Modeling innovation managers risk-actions-success decision process: An artificial neural network approach. Refereed Scholarly Journals Faculty Published in During their Careers Annals of Tourism Research Asian Journal of Tourism and Hospitality Research Case Research Journal European Sport Management Quarterly International Journal of Business Research International Journal of Culture, Tourism and Hospitality Research International Journal of Humanities and Social Science International Journal of Sport Finance International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing International Journal of Sports Marketing & Sponsorship International Marketing Review Ivey Publishing Business Cases Journal of Marketing for Higher Education Journal of Pediatric Nursing Journal of Sport Management Journal of Strategic Marketing The Forestry Chronicle *Represents financial support from the School of Business. www.nipissingu.ca/business 7