Recent Faculty Scholarship

JESSICA BUCHANAN

• Paper Accepted: Buchanan, J., E. Griffith, T. Lambert, and S. Perreault. “Dark Triad traits in accounting: An operating, reporting, and assurance framework.” Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory (forthcoming)

RAE CALOURA

• Media Appearance: Segment on How grocery store layouts influence what you buy. September 4, 2024
• Media Appearance: Segment on Back to School Shipping. WPRI 12. August 22, 2024
• Media Appearance: Segment on Back to School Shipping. WPRI 12. August 23, 2024

JULIA CAMP

• Paper Accepted: “To Roth or Not to Roth? When Making After-Tax Contributions to a 401(k) Makes Sense,” The Social Science Research Network, July 2024. 
• Article Published: “Civic Engagement as a Course-Level Strategy for Integrative Learning,” Journal of Higher Education Outreach & Engagement, Vol. 28, Number 2, pp 41-60, June 2024 

WEN CHEN

• Accepted Paper: “Dynamic Pricing Strategy for Imitative and Habit-Forming Customers,” Applied Stochastic Models in Business and Industry, November, 2024.

WOOHEE CHOI

• Paper Published: Lount Jr, R. B., Choi, W., & Tepper, B. J. (2024). “Abuser” or “Tough Love” Boss?: The moderating role of leader performance in shaping the labels employees use in response to abusive supervision. Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 183, 104339. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.obhdp.2024.104339 
• Presentation: It Takes Humility to Enhance Diversity: CEO Humility and Female Representation in TMTs (paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management) (August 2024) 
• Media Appearance: “Why some workers might view a manager’s toxic behavior as tough love,” MSN. July 2024  
• Media Appearance: “Toxic Bosses who get away with being awful share one key trait, “Fastcompany. 28 July 2024.  
• Media Appearance: “Why some abusive bosses get a pass from their employees,” Ohio State News. 8 July 2024

ABIGAIL CORRINGTON

• Featured in WalletHub’s piece about Working From Home Trends.
• Paper accepted for publication: *Corrington, A., *Steele, S. T., *Buchanan, B. & *Hebl, M. (2024). The impact of host-country supervisor cross-cultural training on expatriate subordinate outcomes. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology. 
• Paper accepted for publication: Plewa, D., Ricard, C., Hockett, D., Shehata, D., A., Corrington, A., Rizvi, T. Z., Lin, Z., Castillo-Angles, M., Preston, E., Dong, L., Nepomnayshy, C., & Watkins, A. (2024). Intraoperative communication amongst men and women surgeons with nursing and anesthesia providers. Journal of Surgical Research. 
  • Note: This manuscript was selected as a “Featured” article (the journal selects three high-quality articles to be highlighted each month, with one of those making the cover of the journal). 
• Article Published: “What is the best work-from-home outlook for 2024 and beyond,” WalletHub, Best States for Working from Home (2024), April 2024.

STEVEN DANNEMILLER

• Business Case Accepted: “Sports Betting on College Campuses in America,” Sage Business Cases, October 2024. 
• Presentation: “Sports Betting on College Campuses in America,” International Vincentian Business Ethics Conference, Hosted by Niagara University, October 2024.

CHRISTINE EARLEY

•  Panel Presentation: American Accounting Association (AAA) Ethics Symposium, “Ethical Implications of Generative AI in the Classroom,” August 2024.

THOMAS MORE GARRETT, OP

• Article Accepted: “Raising the Bottom Without Trying to Cap the Top: Addressing Income Inequality Through Enhanced Deductibility of Worker Pay, UC Berkeley Business Law Journal, forthcoming Spring 2025.

RONALD JELINEK

• Article: “Contemporary Christian Radio and Catholic Prayer,” The Catholic World Report, December 2024.

ARATI KALE

• Publication: Ganji, Gajanan, Arati Kale, and Devendra Kale “Is cash better with color?.” Economics Letters (ABDC: A) 
• Presentation: Presenter at The Greater New York Finance Women Symposium, New York City 
• Featured in WalletHub’s piece about Best Personal Loans for a 600 Credit Score.
• Featured in WalletHub’s piece about Credit Cards for People with No Credit.
• Featured in WPRI article about credit card fees.
• Featured in WalletHub’s piece about Unsecured Credit Cards for Bad Credit.

MATTHEW KEANE

• Business Case Accepted: “Sports Betting on College Campuses in America,” Sage Business Cases, October 2024.
• Presentation: “Sports Betting on College Campuses in America,” International Vincentian Business Ethics Conference, Hosted by Niagara University, October 2024. 

PATRICK KELLY

• Media Appearance: “Here’s How Much Massachusetts and Connecticut Sports Betting is Squeezing Rhode Island.” Rhode Island Current. October 7, 2024 
• Business Case Accepted: “Sports Betting on College Campuses in America,” Sage Business Cases, October 2024.
• Presentation: “Sports Betting on College Campuses in America,” International Vincentian Business Ethics Conference, Hosted by Niagara University, October 2024. 
• Award: “Excellence in Accounting Ethics Education Award” for teaching and research efforts in Accounting Ethics. 
• Panel Presentation: American Accounting Association (AAA) Ethics Symposium, “Ethical Implications of Generative AI in the Classroom,” August 2024.
• Service Assignment:  Coordinated Campus Ethics Case Competition “GenAI in the College Classroom – Meeting the Ethical Challenges” in October.  

STEPHEN KUSELIAS

• Paper Accepted: “To Roth or Not to Roth? When Making After-Tax Contributions to a 401(k) Makes Sense,” The Social Science Research Network, July 2024. 
• Paper Accepted: “The Impact of Audit Committee Strength on the Influence of Management Team Likeability”, recently accepted in Behavioral Research in Accounting (BRIA), an “A” publication. 

CHRISTOPHER LYDDY

• Google Citation Accomplishment: Publication “Contemplating Mindfulness at Work: An Integrative Review” recently reached 1,500 citations on Google Scholar.
• Article Published: “The Costs of Mindfulness During a Crisis: The Moderating Effects of Mindfulness on the Relationship between Situational Anxiety, Loneliness, and Job Performance” was just published at The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science. My co-authors included Darren Good, Phillip S. Thompson, and William Becker. 
• Paper: “Home Alone During a Crisis: Mindfulness as a Moderator of Situational Anxiety’s Relationship to Loneliness and Job Performance” accepted at the Journal of Applied Behavioral Science. 
• Book Chapter: “Contemplative Management: Theory and Practice of an Emerging Discipline” accepted by editor Richard Ryan and colleagues for the forthcoming 2nd edition of the Handbook of Mindfulness. 
• Grant proposal: “Being While Doing” accepted by the CAFR fund. 

SYDNEE MANLEY

• Paper Accepted: “To Roth or Not to Roth? When Making After-Tax Contributions to a 401(k) Makes Sense,” The Social Science Research Network, July 2024. 

DAVID McINTYRE

• Presentation: “Digital platforms and regulation” at the Open and User Innovation Conference, Harvard Business School. 
• Paper: “Real options: Connections and new frontiers” accepted at Academy of Management Perspectives
• Presentation: “The emergence of platform firms” at Universidad Anahuac, Mexico City.
• Book Chapter: “What’s your platform type?” with Arati Srinivasan, published in the Handbook of Digital Entrepreneurship.
• Paper: “Exploring the emergence of platform firms” accepted for presentation at the Academy of Management Conference in Chicago.
• Award: Best reviewer award, Asia Academy of Management

KEVIN McMAHON

• Community Engagement Activity: Joining the Finance Committee for Open Doors, an organization providing housing for homeless populations and those recently released from incarceration. 

STEPHEN PERREAULT

• Paper Accepted: Buchanan, J., E. Griffith, T. Lambert, and S. Perreault. “Dark Triad traits in accounting: An operating, reporting, and assurance framework.” Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory (forthcoming) 

DAVE ZALEWSKI

• “Power to the People: Historical and Theoretical Perspectives on Energy, Nutrition Insecurity, and Environmental Disruption” in Charles W. Whalen ed. Beyond Precarity: Fashioning Prosperous, Humane, and Sustainable Societies in the Age of Financialization and Global Warming, Edward Elgar, 2025.