Business faculty report publications
Two articles by ECU accounting professor Denise E. Dickins were published recently: "New Evidence on the Incremental Information Content of Earnings Reported Using the LIFO Inventory Method," in the journal...
Two articles by ECU accounting professor Denise E. Dickins were published recently: "New Evidence on the Incremental Information Content of Earnings Reported Using the LIFO Inventory Method," in the journal...
East Carolina University College of Business professor Tracy Tuten, Marketing and Supply Chain Management, published an article, "Millennials' Expectations Regarding Technology Use in Higher Education," in the International Journal of...
Retired East Carolina University professor Dr. Richard Kerns was awarded the Order of the Long Leaf Pine, a certificate presented to outstanding North Carolinians who have a proven record of...
For the sixth straight year, the College of Business at East Carolina University has earned top marks, ranking among the best U.S. business schools according to The Princeton Review. The...
Faculty in the East Carolina University College of Business have reported recent publications, as follows: By primary author Huigang Liang with supporting author Lucky Xue, Management Information Systems, “An analysis...
An article by College of Business professor Denise E Dickins (Accounting), "Corporate governance and firm performance and value in Saudi Arabia," appeared in the African Journal of Business Management.
East Carolina University professor John Drake of management information systems in the College of Business published "The Importance of Individual Characteristics on Consideration Sets," in the Journal of Theoretical and...
Faculty in the East Carolina University College of Business have reported recent publications including “Did You Tell Me the Truth? The Influence of Online Community on eWOM,” by Marketing and...
A BBC Travel story listed East Carolina University as one of five schools in the world where one can earn a degree in sustainable tourism. In the Aug. 22 article,...
Eight East Carolina University professors will participate in 2012 BRIDGES, an academic leadership program for women sponsored by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Selected were Rebecca Dumlao,...