The Distinguished Research Fellowship recognizes a tenured faculty member in the College of Business and Economics who has demonstrated sustained excellence through his or her scholarly contributions to the research, creative scholarship and publication mission of the College of Business and Economics.
The fellowship program is in temporary moratorium.
Fellowship Award Criteria
- Research that has been sustained over time in the fields of business/economics and has been published in referred journals and in other reputable outlets.
- Research that has contributed to the development of a community of researchers.
- Research that has had a broad range of influence.
- Research activity that has had the effect of raising the profile of the college and university's research mission.
Past Award Recipients
2013 Distinguished Research Fellow
Dr. Steven Globerman, Kaiser Professor of International Business
2012 Distinguished Research Fellow
Dr. Deepinder Bajwa, Professor of Decision Sciences
2011 Distinguished Research Fellow
Dr. Daniel Hagen, Professor of Economics
2009 Distinguished Research Fellow
Dr. L. Floyd Lewis, Professor of Decision Sciences
2008 Distinguished Research Fellow
Dr. Earl Benson, Professor of Finance
2007 Distinguished Research Fellow
Dr. Zhe George Zhang, Professor of Decision Sciences
2006 Distinguished Research Fellow
Dr. Steven Globerman, Kaiser Professor of International Business