Booklet_FDIB 2016

CIBER MSI Consortium

PROUDLY PRESENTS

Faculty
Development

in
International

Business:
Globalization

Workshops

June 2—5, 2016
Atlanta, GA

Hosted by:

S. TAMER CAVUSGIL, Ph.D. INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL
BUSINESS
Fuller E. Callaway
Professorial Chair Robinson College of Business
35 Broad Street, Suite 1438
Executive Director, CIBER Atlanta, GA 30302-3989
[email protected]
404-413-7284 (office)
http://robinson.gsu.edu/ciber

2 June 2016

Dear Colleagues:

Welcome to the 2016 Faculty Development in International Business – Globalization
Workshops!

This annual event, designed for those of us who have a passion for teaching
international business, is now a great tradition sponsored by a consortium of CIBERs –
federally designated centers of excellence in international business. Each year, dozens
of faculty gather to inspire each other about teaching, learn about latest classroom
innovations, and update their pedagogical toolbox.

This year, we have introduced several new features which we believe will enhance your
faculty development experience:

 Three plenary sessions have been added: insights from master teachers;
instructional technology, and teaching the introductory IB course;

 A poster session where participants will showcase their classroom innovations
and experiences; and

 Additional ‘bonus’ workshops on Sunday.

Continued are thematic workshops taught by world-class faculty leaders. These
workshops address contemporary content, pedagogy, and resources for teaching
specific IB courses.

I take this opportunity to recognize all those who made this event possible:
 A gifted GSU-CIBER team whose skills and effort are unmatched;
 Dr. Timothy Duvall, Senior Program Officer, at the U.S. Department of Education;
 Our partners in the CIBER Consortium for MSIs (Minority Serving Institutions):
Georgia State, Brigham Young, George Washington, Indiana, Michigan State,
Temple, Texas A&M, Colorado-Denver, Maryland, Miami, and Texas-Austin.

We hope that you fully take advantage of this professional development opportunity.

Tamer

Georgia State University, a unit of the University System of Georgia, is an equal opportunity educational institution and is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.

Faculty Development in International Business:
Globalization Workshops, June 2-5, 2016

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

1:00-7:30 pm Thursday, June 2
3:00-5:00 pm
5:00-5:15 pm Conference Check-In: outside of Room 1203
5:15-6:00 pm Plenary I: Insights from Master Teachers: Room 1203

6:00-7:30 pm Workshop leader: Cavusgil
Workshop members: Carrillo, Doria, Eroglu, Garcia, Gerber, Pauwels, Yaprak

Refreshment Break: Room 1203
Keynote Remarks: Room 1203
Rahm Sitaraman, EAG Franchise Leadership Development The Coca-Cola Company (Ret.)
Welcome Reception & Introductions: Room 803
S. Tamer Cavusgil, Fuller E. Callaway Professorial Chair, GSU
Todd J. Maurer, Associate Dean for Sponsored Research, GSU

Friday, June 3

Plenary II: Instructional Technology and Resources for Teaching IB: Room 1203

8:30-10:30 am Workshop leader: Cavusgil

10:30-10:50 am Workshop members: Boers, Garcia, Gerber, Hult, Kardes, Saraoglu
Refreshment Break: 12th floor lounge

Plenary III: Designing the Introductory IB Course: Content, Templates, & Pedagogy

10:50 am Room 1203

12:30 pm Workshop leader: Cavusgil; Commentator: Riesenberger

12:30-1:45 pm Workshop members: Garcia, Gerber, Hult, Knight, Pauwels, Pustay
Lunch: 5th floor lounge

Group Photo: 8th floor lounge

Room 501 Room 521 Room 544 Room 548 Room 543

1:45-3:15 pm IB FIN MGT MKTG SCM
3:15-3:45 pm Pustay, Yaprak Hult, Nichols
Saraoglu Kedia, Liu Cavusgil, Knight

Refreshment Break: 5th floor lounge

3:45-5:15 pm IB FIN MGT MKTG SCM
Pustay, Yaprak Saraoglu Kedia, Liu Cavusgil, Knight Hult, Nichols

FIN: International Financial Management; IB: Introduction to International Business; MGT:

International Management; MKTG: International Marketing; SCM: Global Supply Chain Management

Faculty Development in International Business:
Globalization Workshops, June 2-5, 2016

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

Saturday, June 4

Room 501 Room 521 Room 544 Room 548 Room 543

8:30-10:30 am IB FIN MGT MKTG SCM
10:30-10:50 am Pustay, Yaprak Hult, Nichols
Saraoglu Kedia, Liu Cavusgil, Knight

Refreshment Break: 5th floor lounge

10:50 am-12:30 pm IB FIN MGT MKTG SCM
12:30-1:30 pm Pustay, Yaprak Hult, Nichols
Saraoglu Kedia, Liu Cavusgil, Knight

Lunch: 5th floor lounge

Poster Session: 5th floor lounge

1:00-2:00 pm (Beard, Blair, Cotae & Valladares, Feng, Frutos-Bencze & Sandi-Urena, Grossman, Huang,

Kovacs & Amal, Liu, Nakhata & Smith, Vest, Yaliniz)

Room 501 Room 521 Room 544 Room 548 Room 543

2:00-3:15 pm IB FIN MGT MKTG SCM
3:15-3:45 pm Pustay, Yaprak Hult, Nichols
Saraoglu Kedia, Liu Cavusgil, Knight

Refreshment Break – 5th floor lounge

3:45-5:15 pm IB FIN MGT MKTG SCM
Pustay, Yaprak Saraoglu Kedia, Liu Cavusgil, Knight Hult, Nichols

FIN: International Financial Management; IB: Introduction to International Business; MGT:

International Management; MKTG: International Marketing; SCM: Global Supply Chain Management

Sunday, June 5

Room 543 Room 501 Room 548

8:30- Case Writing and Teaching Pedagogy Research
9:50 am Yaprak Workshop leader: Garcia Cavusgil, Deligonul
Workshop members: Dakhli, Doria

9:50-10:10 am Refreshment Break: 5th floor lounge

Cross-national Perspectives Pedagogy Research

10:10- Workshop leader: Pauwels Workshop leader: Garcia Cavusgil, Deligonul
11:30 am Workshop members: Gerber, Workshop members: Dakhli, Doria

11:30 am- Kovacs, Liu
1:00 pm Boxed Lunch & Award Ceremony: 5th floor lounge

Awarding of Certificates of Achievement; Presentation of best paper awards
1st place: Emerald Publishing award, 2nd place: GSU-CIBER award, 3rd place: GSU-CIBER award

Program Adjourns

Hosted by

Faculty Development in International Business:
Globalization Workshops, June 2-5, 2016

DETAILED PROGRAM

Thursday, June 2

1:00-7:30pm Conference Check-In: outside of Room 1203

Plenary I: Insights from Master Teachers: Room 1203

Workshop Leader: S. Tamer Cavusgil, Georgia State University

Workshop Members: Pedro Carrillo, Georgia State University, Fernando Doria, Georgia State

3:00- University; Sevgin Eroglu, Georgia State University; Roberto Garcia, Indiana University;
5:00pm Linda Gerber, University of Texas at Austin; Piet Pauwels, Hasselt University; Attila Yaprak,
Wayne State University

About: Experienced educators will share classroom pedagogy and practices that they find most

useful in their teaching. The purpose of this panel is to demonstrate a diversity of teaching

philosophies. Panelists will share specific ideas for connecting with millennials.

5:00-5:15pm Refreshment Break: Room 1203

5:15- Keynote Remarks: Room 1203

6:00pm Rahm Sitaraman, EAG Franchise Leadership Development The Coca-Cola Company (Ret.)

6:00- Welcome Reception & Introductions: Room 803
7:30pm
S. Tamer Cavusgil, Fuller E. Callaway Professorial Chair, GSU
Todd J. Maurer, Associate Dean for Sponsored Research, GSU

Friday, June 3

Plenary II: Instructional Technology and Resources for Teaching IB: Room 1203

Workshop Leader: S. Tamer Cavusgil, Georgia State University

Workshop Members: Jacobus Boers, Georgia State University; Roberto Garcia, Indiana

08:30- University; Linda Gerber, University of Texas at Austin; Tomas Hult, Michigan State
10:30am University; Ilke Kardes, Georgia State University; Hakan Saraoglu, Bryant University

About: Leaders will share resources including knowledge portals, social media, IB course

management software, video sources, and other useful material for teaching IB. The discussion

will focus on the most recent advances in classroom technology. This plenary session will help

provide a uniform understanding of educational technology for all participants.

10:30-10:50am Refreshment Break: 12th floor lounge

Plenary III: Designing the Introductory IB Course: Content, Templates, and Pedagogy

Room 1203

Workshop Leader: S. Tamer Cavusgil, Georgia State University

Commentator: John Riesenberger, Pharmacia & Upjohn, Thunderbird School of Global

10:50am- Management (Ret.)
12:30pm
Workshop Members: Roberto Garcia, Indiana University; Linda Gerber, University of Texas at
Austin; Tomas Hult, Michigan State University; Gary Knight, Willamette University; Piet

Pauwels, Hasselt University; Michael Pustay, Texas A&M University

About: Faculty involved in designing and delivering introductory IB courses will share their

experiences and practices. Resources for the teaching of these courses such as syllabi, exercises

and cases will also be made available.

Faculty Development in International Business:
Globalization Workshops, June 2-5, 2016

DETAILED PROGRAM

Friday, June 3 (cont’d.)

12:30-1:45pm Lunch: 5th floor lounge & Group Photo: 8th floor lounge
1:45-3:15pm
Parallel workshops: IB (Room 501); FIN (Room 521); MGT (Room 544);
3:15-3:45pm MKTG (Room 548); SCM (Room 543) (Details on page 3)
3:45-5:15pm
Refreshment Break: 5th floor lounge
Parallel workshops - cont’d. (Details on page 3)

Saturday, June 4

8:30-10:30am Parallel workshops - cont’d. (Details on page 3)

10:30-10:50am Refreshment Break: 5th floor lounge

10:50am-12:30pm Parallel workshops - cont’d. (Details on page 3)

12:30-13:30pm Lunch: 5th floor lounge

Poster Session: 5th floor lounge

Leta Beard, University of Washington: How to engage students in a large classroom setting.

Jim Blair, University of Rhode Island: Incorporating practical experiences into global marketing

courses.

Frank F. Cotae & Halia Valladares, Mount Royal University, Canada: Simulations and

international business curriculum: Reviewing and lessons learned from using GlobalDNA,

GLO-BUS and country manager.

Jing Betty Feng, Farmingdale State College: Improve intercultural effectiveness in the classroom:

A reflective development model.

Dina Frutos-Bencze, Saint Anselm College UK & Santiago Sandi-Urena, University of Costa

Rica: Mindfulness learning- Application of project-based learning (pbl) to international

1:00- marketing.
2:00pm David A. Grossman, Goucher College: International business instructor’s activity kit.
Yeijing Huang, GSU Visiting Scholar, Efficiency and Technology Effect of International Trade --

Theory and Analysis on China Case.

Erica Kovacs, Federal University of Pernambuco, Brazil & Mohamed Amal, Regional University

of Blumenau, Brazil: Teaching International Business in Brazil.

Jingting Liu, Georgia State University: Trio-jeopardy – An engaging classroom activity for

introductory IB courses.

Chinintorn (Pom) Nakhata & Chad Smith, Clarion University of Pennsylvania: Doing business

in European Union: A case study in Belgium.

Donald Vest, Clark Atlanta University: Internationalizing U.S. colleges and universities while

decreasing the trade deficit: The positive double whammy.

Meral Yaliniz, Northwood University: Getting the silent learners engaged in the classroom

discussions.

2:00-3:15pm Parallel workshops - cont’d. (Details on page 3)

3:15-3:45pm Refreshment Break: 5th floor lounge

3:45-5:15pm Parallel workshops - cont’d. (Details on page 3)

Faculty Development in International Business:
Globalization Workshops, June 2-5, 2016

DETAILED PROGRAM

Parallel Thematic Workshops on Friday, June 3 & Saturday, June 4

IB: Introduction to International Business – Room 501

Workshop Leaders: Michael Pustay, Texas A&M University; Attila Yaprak, Wayne State University

Topics Covered: Evolution of global business, foreign direct investment and the multinational enterprise,
national trade policies and the international trading regime, regional economic integration, domestic
environments of IB, strategy & structure, managing mergers & acquisitions, corporate governance & social
responsibility.

FIN: International Financial Management – Room 521

Workshop Leader: Hakan Saraoglu, Bryant University

Topics Covered: Globalization and the multinational corporation, foreign exchange and Eurocurrency
markets, international parity conditions, real exchange rates, currency futures, currency options, managing
transaction and operating exposures, foreign market entry and country risk management, multinational
capital budgeting, multinational capital structure and cost of capital, international corporate governance.

MGT: International Management – Room 544

Workshop Leaders: Ben Kedia, University of Memphis; Leigh Anne Liu, Georgia State University

Topics Covered: Globalization and international management; corporate social responsibility in global
context; strategic and competitive dimensions of international management; strategic alliances and cross-
border collaborations; multicultural competence and development; global mindset and global leadership.

MKTG: International Marketing – Room 548

Workshop Leaders: Erin Cavusgil, University of Michigan-Flint; Gary Knight, Willamette University

Topics Covered: Pedagogy & resources for teaching intl’ marketing, globalization & implications for
marketing managers, market entry decision, global market research, key players in intl’ marketing, business
partnering & alliances, pricing, product policy, branding, distribution channels, standardization vs.
adaptation decisions, research streams in intl’ marketing.

SCM: Global Supply Chain Management – Room 543

Workshop Leaders: Tomas Hult, Michigan State University; Ernest Nichols, University of Memphis

Topics Covered: Supply chains, SCM, developing a supply chain management program, global strategy,
global SCM industry and infrastructure, GlobalEDGE, marketing channels, operations and logistics.

Faculty Development in International Business:
Globalization Workshops, June 2-5, 2016

DETAILED PROGRAM

Sunday, June 5

Case Writing and Teaching: Room 543

Workshop Leader: Attila Yaprak, Wayne State University

About: Some faculty find that case teaching is an effective way to impart knowledge. Learn from

seasoned faculty as to how to incorporate case teaching into your courses. Also, learn about

writing and publishing original case studies.

Pedagogy: Room 501

Workshop Leader: Roberto Garcia, Indiana University

Workshop Members: Mourad Dakhli, Georgia State University; Fernando Doria, Georgia State

8:30- University
9:50am
About: The best classroom teaching is a combination of “learned skills” and “art-form.” This
combination can make the abstract come alive. Hear and learn from the masters of pedagogy

how to motivate and create exciting and substance-filled lectures. This session will cover several

practical teaching tools to enhance the relevance and interest level of international business

content in a variety of business courses.

Research: Room 548

Workshop Leaders: S. Tamer Cavusgil, Georgia State University; Seyda Deligonul, St. John Fisher

College

About: Faculty interested in learning more about international research can hear skilled

researchers discuss the “ins and outs” of the research-publication game and how to make it

work for them. Open to everyone — new faculty, in particular, will want to take advantage of

this workshop.

9:50-10:10am Refreshment Break: 5th floor lounge

Cross-national Perspectives: Room 543

Workshop Leader: Piet Pauwels, Hasselt University

10:10- Workshop Members: Linda Gerber, University of Texas at Austin; Erica Kovacs, Georgia State
11:30am University; Leigh Anne Liu, Georgia State University

About: Faculty with IB teaching experience in various world regions will illustrate their best

practices in working with their students audiences.

Pedagogy cont’d. (Details above) Room 501

Research cont’d. (Details above) Room 548

11:30am-13:00pm Boxed Lunch & Awarding of Certificates of Achievement: 5th floor lounge

Program Adjourns
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Hosted by

Faculty Development in International Business:
Globalization Workshops, June 2-5, 2016

Workshop Leaders

Jacobus F. Boers, Georgia State University

Jacobus Boers, as the assistant dean for international engagement at the J.
Mack Robinson College of Business, is tasked to define and execute a
strategic vision for the College’s portfolio of international programs,
including international experiences, study abroad, exchange programs, and
the experience international students have while at the Robinson College
of Business. He is also the director of the Global Partners MBA program.

In teaching, Boers shares practical experience he gained while conducting
business on five continents. Through extensive travel and expatriate
assignments, he has worked in different cultural, economic, political and
legal environments. He has developed a systematic approach for establishing and developing strong
relationships of trust with customers, clients, associates, and partners in diverse cultures, at times
under difficult circumstances. Over the years, he has supported the international growth and success
of organizations both as a member of the management team and as a consultant.

Boers has directed the planning and implementation of large international projects with
responsibilities for technical compliance, financing, procurement, logistics, facilities commissioning
and testing. He has been responsible for worldwide customer service support, including directing
post-sales technical support. He has also worked with companies providing goods and services
procured under Multilateral Development Bank lending facilities, bringing technology to the
developing world for application in education, healthcare, civil administration, and research.

Pedro E. Carrillo, Georgia State University

Pedro E. Carrillo C. has dual citizenship in Venezuela and the United
States, with thirty years’ experience in diplomatic relations in financial
institutions for regional development, bilateral and multi-lateral
negotiation and U.S. congressional relations. He has served in the
Venezuelan Foreign Service for more than 20 years. He has also served
as a Program Coordinator in San José de Costa Rica for the Inter-
American Development Bank and worked for government agencies and
private banking institutions.

His graduate work was done at the School of Advanced International Studies “SAIS” of the Johns
Hopkins University in International Public Policy. Carrillo has been teaching for The Institute of
International Business of the J. Mack Robinson School of Business at Georgia State University since
January 1996, and was also an Adjunct Professor at Oglethorpe University teaching for their MBA
program. He has been a guest speaker at many universities and institutions in various countries.

A dedicated teacher who has been recognized for teaching excellence, Pedro enjoys teaching a variety
of courses (BUSA 3000 – Globalization & Business Practices, IB3090 – Introduction to
International Business, IB 4020 – International Trade Management, IB8090 – International
Business Environment, and MBBUS 670 – Global Enterprise) at both undergraduate and graduate
levels. Pedro also teaches a section of the introductory IB course at Georgia State entirely in Spanish.

Pedro is co-director of several Study Abroad programs: Management in Transition Economies: The
Case of Eastern Europe (IB 8410/IB 4410); Management in Different World Regions: The Case of
South America, Argentina and Brazil (IB4410/IB8410); and has also directed two PMBA Study
Abroad Programs to South Africa: International Business in Emerging Economies, The Case of
South Africa.

Pedro is co-founder and director of USLAT, the U.S. Latin America Trade Initiatives, working with
Latin American companies entering the U.S. market and American companies doing business in
Latin America. He was elected to serve in the GSU Senate, representing the Institute of International
Business for three consecutive terms, serving in the Budget, Commencement, Cultural Diversity,
and the Admissions and Standards committees. He also was appointed by the Dean of the College
of Business to the Study Abroad Advisory Committee.

Dr. Erin Cavusgil, University of Michigan-Flint

Erin Cavusgil is an associate professor of marketing at the University of
Michigan-Flint. She holds a BS in chemical engineering from the University
of Michigan, an MS in biomedical engineering from the University of
Minnesota, and a PhD in marketing from Michigan State University. She
spent four years working in the pharmaceutical industry as a chemical
engineer.

Erin enjoys experimenting with new tools to inspire her students in the
classroom. She teaches traditional as well as online courses. Her teaching
includes International Marketing, Retailing, New Product Development, and Principles of
Marketing.

Erin’s principal research interests include new product development, innovation, and marketing
strategy. Her research has been published in the Journal of Product Innovation Management, the
Journal of Business Ethics, and the Journal of Business Research, Journal of the Academy of
Marketing Science, among others.

Dr. S. Tamer Cavusgil, Georgia State University

Tamer Cavusgil serves as Fuller E. Callaway Professorial Chair, and directs
the national resource center, Center for International Business Education
and Research (CIBER) at Georgia State University. Tamer also serves as
visiting professor at Leeds University Business School and the University
of South Australia.

Tamer’s professional career spans teaching, research and administrative
responsibilities in international business and marketing at Georgia State
University (2008-present), Michigan State University (1987-2008;
Inaugural holder of John W. Byington Endowed Chair in Global
Marketing), Bradley University (1983-87), University of Wisconsin-Whitewater (1978-83), and the
Middle East Technical University (ODTU), Turkey (1976-78).

Tamer is the recipient of numerous awards and recognitions. In May 2014, he was inducted as
Doctor Honoris Causa (Honorary Doctorate) by the Universiteit Hasselt, Belgium, “in recognition
of seminal research in, and groundbreaking contributions to the field of int’l marketing and int’l
business performance.” Other awards include: The Journal of International Business Studies Decade
Award (2014), American Marketing Association’s Excellence in Global Marketing Research Award
(2002 and 2012); Distinguished Faculty, and Ralph H. Smuckler Award for Advancing International
Studies and Programs (Michigan State University).

Tamer has authored more than two dozen books and some 200 refereed journal articles. His work
is among the most cited contributions in international business. He is the founding editor of the
Journal of International Marketing and Advances in International Marketing. He serves on the
editorial review boards of a dozen professional journals. Tamer is the senior author of the leading
textbook, International Business: The New Realities, with G. Knight and J. Riesenberger (4th ed.,
Pearson).

Tamer specializes in the internationalization of the firm, global strategy, emerging markets, and
buyer-seller relationships in cross-border business. Most recently, he has been researching the
evolution of middle-class in rapidly transforming economies. He holds BS degree in business and
economics from the Middle East Technical University in Ankara, Turkey. He earned his MBA and
Ph.D. degrees in business from the University of Wisconsin.

Dr. Mourad Dakhli, Georgia State University

Mourad Dakhli is associate professor of international business and holds
a Ph.D. from the Moore School of Business at the University of South
Carolina. His research centers on the value-generating processes of
human and social capital across different cultural and institutional
settings and the implications on learning and innovation. Prior to joining
GSU, he served as a faculty member at the American University of
Kuwait, and taught at various places including the University of South
Carolina, Azerbaijan State Oil Academy (Azerbaijan), the Caucasus School of Business (Republic of
Georgia), and others.

His prior work experience includes developing and marketing industry training programs, managing
capacity development projects at a number of academic institutions, and directing the activities of a
bi-national chamber of commerce responsible for the promotion and implementation of a wide array
of international trade and investment initiatives.

Dr. Seyda Deligonul, St. John Fisher College

Seyda Deligonul is professor of management at St. John Fisher College since
1989. A recipient of the Dean Citation award, one of the highest in the
Fisher community, Dr. Deligonul teaches business strategy courses and
supervises MBA capstone projects at the School of Business. He is an active
contributor to the doctoral program at Eli Broad Graduate School at
Michigan State University. Seyda is an exemplary educator and mentor,
dedicated to professional development of the young generation.

His work has appeared in more than 20 journals including Journal of
Marketing, Journal of Applied Statistics, Journal of International Marketing, Decision Science,
Journal of Applied Probability, Journal of the Operational Research Society, Journal of International
Business Studies, Journal Quality Engineering, Journal of Computation, Journal of Simulation and
Computation, Journal of Industrial Mathematics, and Journal of Quality Management. His current
research interests include topics from interorganizational relationships, governance issues, and firm
performance. In his spare time Dr. Deligonul enjoys art. He is an avid painter and photographer
with nationally acclaimed work.

Dr. Evaristo F. Doria, Georgia State University

Evaristo F. Doria co-leads the US – Latin America Program (USLAT) at
the Robinson College of Business Institute of International Business (IIB).
USLAT, an initiative of the IIB, connects U.S. businesses and
entrepreneurs to their counterparts in Latin America. IIB faculty provide
a range of technical assistance for market entry and expansion and
facilitates successful global business.

Fernando is passionate about teaching and finds new ways to inspire his
students. He employs unique mentoring and instructional approaches to motivate his students in
the classroom. Fernando also teaches a section of the introductory IB course at Georgia State
entirely in Spanish.

Fernando has worked as a corporate executive in strategic marketing and sales in Latin America and
Asia for Fortune 100 companies for more than two decades. Most recently, he served Johnson &
Johnson as an international executive in charge of International Marketing. Fernando has authored
several articles and books in his field targeted to the Spanish speaking business community.

Dr. Sevgin Eroglu, Georgia State University

Sevgin Eroglu specializes in consumer behavior in retailing environments
and international consumer research. Sevgin is an accomplished mentor,
educator, and an exemplary teacher with numerous teaching accolades.
She teaches at all levels, including the executive MBA. Her passion and
enthusiasm for teaching provide ample inspiration for her students.

Sevgin has been active in developing meaningful relationships and
collaborations on behalf of Robinson College and Georgia State with the
business community and overseas institutions.

Sevgin is active in various charitable and community organizations as well as the American
Marketing Association, Academy of International Business, and the American Collegiate Retailing
Association. Eroglu’s research has been published in Journal of Business Research, Journal of Personal
Selling and Sales Management, Journal of Retailing, International Marketing Review, Marketing Letters and
Journal of Consumer Psychology. She earned a B.S from Middle East Technical University and her
M.B.A. and Ph.D. from Michigan State University.

Dr. Roberto Garcia, Indiana University

P. Roberto Garcia is clinical associate professor of international business
in the Department of Management at Indiana University's Kelley School
of Business. He is Co-Director of the Supply Chain and Global
Management Academy (MBA program) and the faculty advisor for the
International Business Society.

Garcia holds a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in International
Business with a functional area minor in Organizational Behavior and an
MBA from the University of Toledo (International Business). He received his bachelor's degree from
the University of Missouri-Columbia in Psychology. Before going on to pursue a Ph.D., Garcia
gained three years of full-time management experience. (From 1999-2000 Garcia took a leave from
academia to serve full-time as Executive Vice President of Resource Development at United Way of
Greater Toledo, Ohio). While pursuing his MBA, he held part-time positions with Dun &
Bradstreet, General Mills, and United Way of Greater Toledo. Garcia has worked as a consultant
for Edwards Brothers Printing, Philips, AT&T, ALCOA, U.S. Department of Justice, Unext.com,
and has done executive training for Chrysler Corporation and General Motors. From 1990 to 1994
he was a regular presenter in the General Motors-UAW Paid Educational Leave Program (PEL)
administered by the University of Michigan.

Garcia currently teaches various international business courses in the KSB undergraduate, Full-time
MBA, and Kelley Direct programs. He is a regular instructor in the Kelley Executive Partners
Executive Education Program as well as in a number of customized executive programs delivered
through the Global Programs office. He is currently collaborating on the research and write-ups of
a number of international business cases. He also serves as the faculty coordinator for the annual
Pedagogy in International Business Conference sponsored by IU's Center for International Business
Education and Research. His international research is focused on Foreign Direct Investment and
the management and organizational effectiveness of Multinational Corporations. His research is
field-based and oriented toward improving organizational practice in emerging economies and
international restructuring in the NAFTA environment. He is interested in the effective
organizational learning that can improve a firm's overall competitiveness. He has written and
published on such topics as: Organizational Learning and Competitiveness in Mexico's Automotive
Industry, the diffusion of "lean production" at Ford, Nissan, and Volkswagen in Mexico,
International Labor Migration, and Human Capital Investment and Competitive Advantage. He is
also involved in computer-assisted teaching methods that incorporate the World Wide Web, video
conferencing, and other internet sources to enhance his students' learning.

Dr. Linda Gerber, University of Texas at Austin

Linda Gerber is a senior lecturer in the Department of Marketing
Administration at The University of Texas at Austin where she also received
her B.B.A. and Ph.D. in marketing. She has served on the marketing faculty
at the University of Missouri and American University in Washington, D.C.
From 1985 through 1989 she was director of the graduate business programs
for Boston University’s Overseas Programs, based in Germany.

She joined the faculty at the University of Texas at Austin in 1990, where, in
addition to her teaching responsibilities, she served as Director of Academic
Programs for the Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER) from 1990
through 1999. In her work with CIBER she created and managed programs designed to enhance
the global perspective of business education. During this time she was active in developing language
programs for business students, supervised all international exchange and scholarship programs in
the College of Business, and initiated curricular programs related to international business.

In addition, she has served as a review panelist for several U.S. Department of Education grant
programs and as an external evaluator for international business education programs at various U.S.
colleges and universities. Her international teaching experiences include temporary positions at ESC
- Paris, ESADE in Barcelona, the Helsinki School of Economics, and the Steinbeis Institute in
Stuttgart and Berlin. Dr. Gerber is currently the director of the International Business major
program in the McCombs School of Business and teaches a course on International Trade and
Investment. In addition, she conducts an international business simulation game for students in the
McCombs Business Foundations Summer Institute.

Dr. Tomas Hult, Michigan State University

Tomas Hult is the Byington Endowed Chair, Professor of Marketing and
International Business, and Director of the International Business Center
(IBC) in the Eli Broad College of Business at Michigan State University.
He has been at Michigan State University since January 2001. IBC is one
of the 17 centers designated by the U.S. Department of Education as a
country-level resource in international business and trade (i.e., CIBER).
Dr. Hult's focus areas are global supply chain management, marketing
strategy, and global strategy. These areas nicely intersect on his radio
program globalEDGE Business Beat on the Michigan Business Network (MBN), promoted
worldwide to more than 200 countries on globalEDGE.

Dr. Hult has been the Executive Director of the Academy of International Business (AIB) and
President of the AIB Foundation since 2004. He is President and Board Member of the Sheth
Foundation, and board member of the International Trade Center of Mid-Michigan and the
Economic Club of Greater Lansing.

In research, Hult was ranked the 75th "most cited scientist in economics and business" (and 3rd in
marketing) in the world by Thomson Reuters in their Essential Science Indicators covering a period
from 1997 to 2007. In a 2012 study by Aguinis et al. (in the Academy of Management Perspectives),
Hult was 6th among influential scholars who received their degrees since 1991 (he received his
degree in 1995). Based on the Microsoft Academic Search, Tomas Hult is in the top 5 authors in
"business administration and economics." Based on a University of Minnesota study, Tomas is also
14th in citations among the worldwide marketing professorate since 2013, and MSU's marketing
department is 12th among marketing units. Overall, his research has been cited more than 20,000
times per Google Scholar.

Dr. Ilke Kardes, Georgia State University

Ilke Kardes is a visiting assistant professor in the Robinson College of
Business, Georgia State University and teaches classes in international
business at the Institute of International Business. Additionally, she serves
as Research Director for GSU-CIBER), where she is responsible for
driving research initiatives as well as managing CIBER’s IT needs
including web publishing, database management, and other technology
requirements. Her research interests focus on emerging markets, middle
class, branding, and IB pedagogy. Ilke’s academic career and experience
have been shaped by different cultures over the years. Before joining GSU, Ilke was a faculty member
at the University of Applied Sciences, Duesseldorf, Germany and at Marmara University, Istanbul,
Turkey, where she earned her Ph.D. degree in Marketing. She also served as a research associate at
the Robinson College of Business in 2011. Ilke is fluent in English, German, and Turkish.

Dr. Ben Kedia, University of Memphis

Ben L. Kedia holds the Robert Wang Chair of Excellence in
International Business and is director of the Wang Center for
International Business Education and Research (CIBER) at the
University of Memphis. Prior to coming to Memphis in 1989, Dr. Kedia
taught international business and management at Texas Tech University
(1975-78) and at Louisiana State University (1978-89), where he also
served as Director of the Division for Business Research and Chairman
of the Department of Management. He was a Visiting Scholar at the
University of Strasbourg (France, 2002), the Unilever Chair Visiting Professor at the Indian Institute
of Foreign Trade, New Delhi, India (1999), a Distinguished Visiting Fellow at the State University
of New York, Plattsburgh (1998), a Distinguished Visiting Scholar at Nankai University (China,
1996), Gambrinus Fellow at the University of Dortmund (Germany, 1994) and a Visiting Professor
at the Czech Management Center (1992).

His teaching and research interests include International Business Strategy and Cross-Cultural and
Comparative Management. Professor Kedia’s research has been published in the Academy of
Management Review, Organization Science, Journal of Management Studies, Journal of World
Business, Journal of Teaching in International Business, International Business Review, European
Management Journal, The International Executive, Business and the Contemporary World,
International Marketing Review, Journal of High Technology Management Research, Columbia
Journal of World Business, Management International Review, California Management Review,
Personnel Psychology, and others. In addition, he has contributed several chapters to leading
research and textbooks.

Dr. Kedia has served as Division Chair, Program Chair, and Doctoral Consortium Chair of the
International Management Division of the Academy of Management. He also served as Program
Chair, Vice President and President of the Academy of International Business-U.S. Southwest, and
as President and Member of the Executive Committee of the CIBER Association. He is an active
member of the Academy of Management, the Academy of International Business, and the CIBER
Association. In addition to his academic and administrative responsibilities, he has served as a
consultant and provided executive training for Federal Express, Smith & Nephew, Citibank, Morgan
Guaranty Trust Company, American Cyanamid, and Entech Systems.

He received his Ph.D. from Case-Western Reserve University, M.B.A. from Atlanta University, LL.B.
(Bachelor of Laws) from the University of Bombay, and B. Com. (Bachelor of Commerce) from the
University of Rajasthan (India).

Dr. Gary Knight, Willamette University

Gary Knight is professor of global management and the Helen Simpson
Jackson Chair in international management at Willamette University in
Salem and Portland, Oregon. He is also visiting professor at the University
of Southern Denmark. Prior to joining academia, he was export manager
of a medium-sized enterprise, directing the firm’s operations in Canada,
Europe, Japan, and Mexico. He also worked in banking and as a teacher
in Japan. Gary earned his MBA at the University of Washington and PhD
at Michigan State University, in marketing and international business.
Earlier degrees were in Finance and Modern Languages. He also attended the University of Paris in
France and Sophia University in Japan.

Prior to joining Willamette University he was Professor of Marketing and International Business at
Florida State University where he directed the school’s Program in International Business. He has
been an invited speaker at institutions worldwide. He has won several awards, including the Jerry
Hudson Award for Excellence in Teaching, Willamette University, and Best Teacher in the MBA
Program, Florida State University.

Gary has co-authored six books, including two textbooks on international business and a book on
international marketing research, as well as more than 100 refereed articles in academic journals
and conference proceedings, including Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of World
Business, and Journal of International Marketing. He won the Hans Thorelli Best Paper Award for
his article “Entrepreneurship and Strategy: The SME Under Globalization.” Along with S. Tamer
Cavusgil, he won the 2014 Decade Award at the Journal of International Business Studies for their
article on born global firms.

Dr. Erica Kovacs, Georgia State University

Erica Kovacs, a native of Recife, Brazil, is a visiting scholar at Georgia State
University, where she is conducting research on the influence of
international agents in the internationalization process and the perception
of success and failure for external agents. Erica is a Professor of Strategy
and International Business at Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco
in Recife, Brazil. She received her bachelor’s degree in Business at
Universidade de Pernambuco, Brazil, her master’s degree in Strategy &
Logistics at Universidade Federal de Pernambuco (2004) where she
studied the Beverage industry in Brazil, and her Ph.D. in Business from the same institution (2009)
where she studied the internationalization process of agribusiness. In 2009, she was awarded “Best
Paper” from the Brazilian Strategy Academy, “One of Ten Best Papers” from Universidade de Sao
Paulo, and was nominated for numerous other awards. Additionally, she has published in several
journals both in Brazil and internationally. She is also involved with the Academy of International
Business (AIB), European International Business Academy (EIBA), and the Brazilian Academy of
Business where she served as Track Chair (2011-2012). Kovacs mentors alumni at Sebrae in Brazil.
Her hobbies are running, swimming, and northern lights hunting.

Dr. Leigh Anne Liu, Georgia State University

Leigh Anne studies the roles of culture and cognition in negotiation,
conflict management, collaboration, teams, and relationships in
multicultural settings. Her research has appeared in Administrative
Science Quarterly, Journal of Applied Psychology, Journal of International
Business Studies, Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, and Management
and Organization Review, among other outlets. She has been a visiting
professor at Toulouse Business School in France, Peking University, and
Nanjing University in China. She has consulted for Fortune 500
companies and the nonprofit sectors on conflict management and multicultural competency
programs. Professor Liu has taught courses and workshops for undergraduate, MBA, MIB, Ph.D.,
and executive students on topics of international negotiation, multicultural competency, global
management, and cross-cultural behavior.

Dr. Ernest Nichols, University of Memphis

Ernest Nichols is associate professor of supply chain management and
coordinator of supply chain management programs in the Department of
Marketing and Supply Chain Management in the Fogelman College of
Business & Economics at the University of Memphis. He is also the
Director of the FedEx Center for Supply Chain Management in the FedEx
Technology Institute at the University of Memphis. Dr. Nichols' research
has addressed a number of integrated SCM topics. He has conducted SCM
consulting and educational programs for a number of Fortune 500
corporations and governmental agencies. Prior to his doctoral studies, Dr. Nichols was a
management consultant with Dialog Systems, Inc. Dr. Nichols received his BA in Economics from
the University of Maine, his MBA with a concentration in Materials and Logistics Management and
Ph.D. in Business Administration from Michigan State University.

Dr. Piet Pauwels, Hasselt University, Belgium

Piet Pauwels holds a Master’s Degree in marketing from the Vlerick
Leuven Gent Management School and a Ph.D. in business administration
from Hasselt University. Today, Professor Pauwels is the dean of the
faculty of business economics at Hasselt University. He is full professor of
marketing teaching international and industrial marketing in the BA and
MSc programs.

He is involved in research programs related to organizational market
learning in the context of export marketing, new product development, and global purchasing. He
was a visiting scholar at Michigan State University (USA) and has been invited as a guest lecturer at,
among others, Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School, KU Leuven, TU Eindhoven, and
University of St. Gallen. He has been involved in research and/or consulting to internationalizing
companies operating mainly in a business-to-business context.

Dr. Michael Pustay, Texas A&M University

Michael W. Pustay is a professor of management at Texas A&M University
and associate director for the Center for International Business Studies at
the University. He holds a similar position in TAMU's federally-funded
Center for International Business Education and Research.

Pustay received his B.A. in Economics from Washington and Lee University
summa cum laude and his Ph.D. in Economics from Yale University. He
has written numerous articles dealing with the impact of government
policies and regulations on the performance of firms. His recent work has
explored the impact of regional economic integration on business behavior
and the role of government policy in shaping competition in the
international airline industry. His work has been published in such journals as the Journal of
Management, Transportation Journal, Southern Economic Journal, Land Economics, and Public
Choice. He is the co-author (with Ricky W. Griffin) of a best-selling textbook entitled International
Business and the co-author (with Len Bierman and Keith Swim) of a legal environment of business
textbook.

Pustay is a member of the Academy of International Business, the Academy of Management, the
American Economic Association, and the International Trade and Finance Association. He has
taught international business to undergraduate, graduate, MBA, and executive audiences for the
past two decades.

John Riesenberger, Pharmacia & Upjohn, Thunderbird School of Global Management (Ret.)

John Riesenberger most recently served as a clinical professor of
executive development at the Thunderbird School of Global
Management and he also serves as an Executive-In-Residence at
Michigan State University Center for International Business Education
and Research.

John’s teaching and research activities center on leadership and global
projects. His passion is to help students develop the managerial skills
frequently required of new graduates entering careers in international
business. John is an accomplished author, consultant and international executive with senior
executive experience in major pharmaceutical firms, and with C-suite experience in biotechnology
firms and pharmaceutical agencies. John served as Vice President, Global Business Management,
Pharmacia & Upjohn. He has also served as Corporate Vice President and Chief Commercialization
Officer of a biotechnology firm and as the Executive Vice President of a pharmaceutical science
branding agency. He received a Master’s of Business Administration degree and a Bachelor of
Science in Economics-Business degree from Hofstra University. He attended the Harvard Business
School’s International Senior Management Program.

Dr. Hakan Saraoglu, Bryant University

Hakan Saraoglu is professor of finance and coordinator of the Financial
Services Program at Bryant University. He received his Ph.D. from Michigan
State University and his masters and bachelor degrees from Bogazici
University in Turkey. With numerous teaching awards, Hakan enjoys
teaching international financial management, international investments,
financial modeling, and corporate finance at Bryant University.

His research interests are in international finance, investments, and financial
modeling. His research articles have appeared in Financial Analysts Journal,
Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, Journal of Economics and
Finance, Emerging Markets Finance and Trade, Journal of Investing, Journal of International
Financial Markets, Institutions & Money, Journal of Financial Planning, and Financial Services
Review among others. He presents his research in the regional, national, and international
conferences of professional organizations such as Financial Management Association International,
Academy of Financial Services, Academy of International Business, Eastern Finance Association,
and Middle East Economic Association.

Hakan is an exemplary educator. He received the Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award in 2000,
the Excellence in Teaching Award in 1999, both at Bryant University, and the Excellence in
Teaching Award in 1993 at Michigan State University. He was named a W.B. and Candace Thoman
Fellow in 1992, and was the recipient of the Homer Higbee Award for International Educational
Exchange in 1994 at Michigan State University.

Hakan has been actively involved in the internationalization of the business curriculum at Bryant
University, and served as a member of the University’s International Business Program Steering
Committee. He was on the program committee for the 2000 Annual Meeting of the Academy of
International Business, and was a track chair for the 2004 Northeast U.S.A. Annual Meeting of the
Academy of International Business.

Rahm Sitaraman, The Coca-Cola Company (Ret.)

Rahm Sitaraman is a results oriented leader with a strong track record of
bringing about sustainable change in multiple organizations facing a variety
of challenges. These challenges have included brand turnarounds, new
brand introductions, business turnarounds, new business entry, and
functional transformations. In each instance Rahm developed the necessary
vision and strategy, focused on organizational development, consistent
execution, and continuous improvement to impact the bottom line via top
line growth and/or significant productivity gains.

Rahm has over 35 years of consumer packaged experience in leading organizations like General
Mills, Inc. and The Coca-Cola Company. His experience (U.S., Pan African and Global) includes
executive roles in Marketing, Innovation and New Business Development, Technical/Supply Chain
and Strategy.

Rahm has an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology
in Chennai, India and an MBA from the Graduate School of Management (Anderson) University
of California, Los Angeles.

Rahm is a member of the Advisory Board of the Robinson College of Business at Georgia State
University and GSU-CIBER. He is the intellectual leader of an undergraduate experiential learning
course – PACE Consulting Teams – at the Robinson College of Business at GSU, and a regular
mentor to GSU students.

Dr. Attila Yaprak, Wayne State University

Attila Yaprak is professor of marketing and international business at Wayne
State University and a member of Sabanci University`s Network Faculty
(Turkey). A former Executive Secretary of the Academy of International
Business, he has taught or had research visits to the University of Oulu
(Finland), Lyon Business School (France), Ludwig Maximilian University
(Germany), Autonomous University of Barcelona (Spain), Lviv School of
Management (Ukraine), Jiang Xi College for International Trade (China),
the Trade Training Center (Philippines), and the University of Michigan and
Michigan State Universities (United States).

His work has appeared in the Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of the Academy of
Marketing Science, Journal of International Marketing, Journal of Business Research, Journal of
Advertising, Management International Review, International Marketing Review, International
Business Review, Political Psychology, and the Journal of World Business, among other journals.
Attila is the winner of research grant awards from the US Department of Education and the National
Science Foundation

Attila is an exemplary teacher, frequently recognized by teaching excellence awards. He has won
numerous teaching awards, including the Outstanding Marketing Professor Award (the Academy of
Marketing Science) and the President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching (Wayne State University).
He has taught in Executive Development programs in the United States and Turkey and has served
as panelist on research grant panels in the United States, Canada, and Israel.

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Faculty Development in International Business:
Globalization Workshops, June 2-5, 2016

Name Affiliation Area of interest
Syed A. Ahmed Xavier University International Financial Management
Ayse Akyol Trakya University, Turkey Global Supply Chain Management
Tawfig Alashoor Georgia State University International Financial Management
University of the West Indies,
Peter Alfred Jamaica International Marketing
Stephen Alfred APS Introduction to International Business
Mohamed Amal Columbia University Introduction to International Business
Anish Bania Douglas College, Canada International Management
Leta Beard University of Washington Introduction to International Business
Daniel Bello Georgia State University
Alex Berman Temple University Introduction to International Business
Farrah Bernardino Georgia State University
James Blair University of Rhode Island International Marketing
Jacobus Boers Georgia State University Plenary 2; Workshop leader
Regina Butts Fort Valley State University International Financial Management
Pedro Carillo Georgia State University Plenary 1; Workshop leader
Erin Cavusgil University of Michigan-Flint International Marketing; Workshop leader
S. Tamer
Cavusgil Georgia State University Plenary 1 & 2 & 3; Research; Workshop leader
St. George's University, West
Reccia Charles Indies Introduction to International Business
Mee-Shew
Cheung Xavier University International Marketing
Abdulrahman
Chikhouni Mount Royal University, Canada International Marketing
Centrum Graduate Business
Adolfo Chiri School, Peru International Marketing
Lynnette Claire University of Puget Sound International Management
AJ Corner Georgia State University International Management
Frank F. Cotae Mount Royal University, Canada Introduction to International Business
Kofi Dadzi Georgia State University Global Supply Chain Management
Mourad Dakhli Georgia State University Pedagogy; Workshop leader
Jose Luis Daniel Saint Xavier University Introduction to International Business
Charlotte Davis Concord University International Management
Salomao De Federal University of
Farias Pernambuco, Brazil International Marketing
Seyda Deligonul Saint John Fisher College Research; Workshop leader
Evaristo F. Doria Georgia State University Pedagogy; Plenary 1; Workshop leader
Sherese Duncan Johnson C. Smith University Global Supply Chain Management

Faculty Development in International Business:
Globalization Workshops, June 2-5, 2016

Omar Sherif University of Maryland Global Supply Chain Management
Elwakil Georgia State University Plenary 1; Workshop leader
Farmingdale State College Global Supply Chain Management
Sevgin Eroglu
Saint Anselm College International Management
Betty Feng Indiana University Plenary 1 & 2 & 3; Pedagogy; Workshop leader
Dina Frutos- Plenary 1 & 2; Cross-national perspectives;
Bencze Workshop leader
International Marketing
Roberto Garcia
International Marketing
Linda Gerber University of Texas at Austin
David Grossman Goucher College International Financial Management
Minna Halonen- Global Supply Chain Management; Plenary 3;
Rollins University of West Georgia Workshop leader
Shanghai Academy of Social
Yejing Huang Sciences, China Plenary 2; Workshop leader
International Management; Workshop leader
Tomas Hult Michigan State University International Financial Management
Paula Huntley Georgia State University International Marketing; Plenary 3; Workshop leader
Ilke Kardes Georgia State University
Benwari Kedia University of Memphis Cross-national Perspectives; Workshop leader
Hinh Khieu Prairie View A&M University International Management
Gary Knight Willamette University Introduction to International Business
Universidade Federal Rural de Introduction to International Business
Erica Kovacs Pernambuco, Brazil International Management
Mina Lee Xavier University International Marketing
Mary Leung Leeds Beckett University, UK International Management, Cross-national
Weiwen Liao Northwestern State University perspectives; Workshop leader
Wan-Chien Lien Georgia State University International Financial Management
Jingting Liu Georgia State University
International Management
Leigh Anne Liu Georgia State University International Management
Steven Liu Georgia State University
Todd J. Maurer Georgia State University Introduction to International Business
Swithina Mboko Aquinas College Introduction to International Business
Simon Meng Georgia State University
California State University, Introduction to International Business
Emil Milevoj Fresno
Stacy Moore Harris-Stowe University International Marketing
Federal University of
Walter Moraes Pernambuco, Brazil International Management
Chinintorn Clarion University of International Management
Nakhata Pennsylvania
Elizabeth A.
Napier Georgia State University
Nazly Nardi Nova Southeastern University

Faculty Development in International Business:
Globalization Workshops, June 2-5, 2016

Ernest Nichols University of Memphis Global Supply Chain Management; Workshop leader
North Carolina A&T State
Collins Okafor University International Financial Management
Danny Overstreet Emerald Publishing Introduction to International Business
Isabella Catalina
Pagsisihan Georgia State University Plenary 1 & 3; Cross-national perspectives;
Workshop leader
Piet Pauwels Hasselt University
International Marketing
Southern University and A & M Introduction to International Business; Plenary 3;
Workshop leader
Kimberly Powell College
Plenary 2; Workshop leader
Michael Pustay Texas A&M University
John Thunderbird University Introduction to International Business
Riesenberger Bryant University
Elzotbek Bishop's University, Canada Global Supply Chain Management
Rustambekov International Financial Management, Plenary 3;
Cranmer Workshop leader
Rutihinda International Marketing

Hakan Saraoglu Bryant University International Marketing
Rahm Sitaraman The Coca Cola Company Introduction to International Business
Shirley Stretch- International Marketing
Stephenson Cal State LA Global Supply Chain Management
Dorra Triki ESCE Paris, France International Marketing
Sachin Tuli UW-Madison, Wisconsin
Andreas Udbye University of Puget Sound Global Supply Chain Management
Donald Vest Clark Atlanta University Introduction to International Business
Jamaica Villegas Georgia State University Introduction to International Business, Case Writing,
Shiri Vivek Eastern Michigan University Plenary 1; Workshop leader
Meral Yaliniz Northwood University

Attila Yaprak Wayne State University

Faculty Development in International Business:
Globalization Workshops, June 2-5, 2016

2016 Faculty Development in International Business: Globalization Workshops
is brought to you by the

GSU-CIBER Team:
S. Tamer Cavusgil

Ilke Kardes
Farrah Bernardino

Paula Huntley
Jamaica Villegas
Isabella Pagsisihan

We would like to acknowledge our Ph.D. Students and Visiting Scholars:

Ayse Akyol Wan-Chien Lien
Tawfiq Alashoor Jingting Liu

AJ Corner Yen-Hung “Steven” Liu
Yeijing Huang Elizabeth Napier
Erica Kovacs Meng “Simon” Xi

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Faculty Development in International Business:
Globalization Workshops, June 2-5, 2016

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This program is partially funded by the U.S. Department of Education.

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