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College of Business faculty are producing world-class research, winning prestigious awards, and publishing in top journals. In the last academic year, the top-ranked Journal of Applied Psychology and Academy of Management Review accepted articles from Liz Adair, assistant professor of management, and Jennifer Kuan, assistant professor of entrepreneurship. 

Nick Dahan, 糖心动漫vlog MBA program director, described it as 鈥渁n extraordinary achievement鈥� for the college and its faculty to have articles accepted in the two top journals in the same academic year.

鈥淰ery few other business schools on CSU campuses 鈥攐ther than SDSU [San Diego State University], since it is research-intensive 鈥� could make the statement this year. This is like a newsroom getting two Pulitzer Prizes in the same year," Dahan said.

Jenny Lin, assistant professor of marketing, and three co-authors won the 2021 Best Journal Article Award at the American Academy of Advertising Conference in March for 鈥淓valuating Adolescents鈥� Responses to Internet Ads: Role of Ad Skepticism, Internet Literacy, and Parental Mediation.鈥�

The article was published in the Journal of Advertising, the leading journal in the field. It was Lin鈥檚 second time earning the honor. She previously won the Best Article award in 2018 for 鈥淭he Sniffing Effect: Olfactory Sensitivity and Olfactory Imagery in Advertising,鈥� also published in the Journal of Advertising.

Dean Shyam Kamath called the faculty research publishing success 鈥渜uite amazing鈥� for a small college that is primarily a teaching school. Professors have consistently published articles in the leading journals for marketing, finance and accounting, information systems, management and strategy, international business, supply chain management, and agribusiness.

鈥淭eaching and world-class research go hand-in-hand at 糖心动漫vlog's College of Business. We are building research excellence far above our reputation and 鈥榳eight class.鈥� Research is instrumental in supporting the teaching and learning excellence of our faculty to significantly enhance and advance student success,鈥� Kamath said.

This applied research has a broad impact on student success as faculty use their research in classroom teaching, engage students in their research, co-author papers with students, and involve students in University Research Opportunity Center projects and activities.

For more information, go to College of Business faculty publication highlights.