Recent Faculty Scholarship

PIOTR CHELMINSKI

• Paper Presentation: Chelminski, P. (2025). International Marketing Student Class Project in an African context: A Marketing Plan for a Start-up to Mitigate Climate Change. Presented at Faculty Development in International Business (FDIB) in Sub-Saharan Africa, Cape Town, South Africa. 

STEVE DANNEMILLER

• Paper Presentation: “Resisting the New: The Dual Roles of Change Aversion and Algorithm Aversion in Management Estimate Decisions,” at the 2025 Accounting Behavior and Organizations Research Conference in Indianapolis. 

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

• Paper Published: “Contemplating our calling for life, labor and love” (August 13) offers perspective on helping Catholic business students understand the role of the Holy Spirit as they struggle with questions about vocation and meaning.
• Paper Published: “Finis Disputationis” (September 11) reflects on the murder of Charlie Kirk and ponders modern culture’s low tolerance for civil discourse and its surprisingly high tolerance for actual violence.  
• Previously Published: Three different previously published papers are currently available for sale at Harvard Business Review. These papers recently passed a milestone, having been downloaded over 5000 times to date

ARATI KALE

• Featured in WalletHub’s piece about Chase Freedom Credit Card, August 2025.

PATRICK KELLY

• Paper Accepted: Case study manuscript entitled “Exploring the Ethical Implications of Nasdaq’s Board Diversity Rule” with Sydnee Manley and Abby Corrington was accepted for publication in the Sage Business Cases Journal. 
• Conference Presentation: Presented a paper co-authored with Martin Stuebs from Baylor University “The Professional’s Odyssey and the Alluring Sirens in the Addiction Economy,” at the 29^th Annual Ethics Research Symposium on August 3 in Chicago.  
• Awards and Honors:
  • Rhode Island Council on Problem Gambling Award – For Commitment to Research and Education in the Field of Problem Gambling, May 9, 2025
  • American Accounting Association Public Interest, Ethics, and Sustainability Section – Distinguished Service Award, August 4, 2025
• Media Citations & Appearances:
  • NBC 10 News; Server issue interrupts wagering on Sportsbook Rhode Island
  • Rhode Island Current- R.I.’s sportsbook market may open up to competition next year. Here’s who’s waiting in the wings.
  •  WPRI Channel 12- Rhode Island considers expanding sports betting options
  • WPRI Channel 12- Dr. Pat Kelly Weighs in on the NBA Gambling Arrests
• Prominent Service:
  • Served as Co-Coordinator of the 29th Annual Ethics Research Symposium on August 3 in Chicago.  
  • Coordinated the Providence College Fall Ethics Case Competition on October 25.  

NICO LORGNIER

• Peer-Reviewed Article: Su, C.-J, Wang, X., Hu, C.-F., Moriya, K., Lorgnier, N., Lan, Y.-F.,Liu, J. (2025) Theme priorities of remote work-focused leisure research in HLS&T: Evolutionary reflections with experts’ consensus. Service Business: an International Journal. 2022 ABDC ranking: B, 2023 Impact Factor (Clarivate Analytics): 4.4. 
• Peer-Reviewed Article: Su, C.-J., Moriya, K., Lorgnier, N., Lan, Y.-F., (2025). Exploring the linkage between remote work and workation in a DT-ANN approach: An East Asia perspective, Current Issues in Tourism, 2023 ABDC ranking: A, 2023 Impact Factor (Clarivate Analytics): 5.7, 15% acceptance rate. 
• Non Peer-Reviewed Conference: Lorgnier, N., Congruence between Olympism and values of the citizen: a comparative analysis between France and United States. Journee Internationale Olympique, Saint Etienne, France, June 23rd. 

DAVID MACINTYRE:

• Published Article: “Real options: Connections and new frontiers” was published in the Academy of Management Perspectives. 
• Accepted Article: “Platform regulation: Beyond power and size” was accepted by the Academy of Management Perspectives. 
• Presentation: “The emergence of digital platforms” at NIDA Business School, Bangkok, Thailand. 

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 , May 2025. 

THOMAS PTASHNIK

• Eller Collegiate Ethics Case Competition: Two Providence College students, Zachery Stoyer and William Ringuette, participated in the University of Arizona’s Intercollegiate Ethics Competition in Tucson from October 16–18, representing the College among 20 schools. They delivered a strong presentation addressing the ethical and business implications of the East Palestine, Ohio train derailment.