Hackley Research Series
THE HACKLEY RESEARCH SERIES
The L.V. Hackley Chair for the Study of Capitalism and Free Enterprise in the Broadwell College of Business and Economics (BCBE) sponsored the Hackley Research Series for the following purposes: (1) to support research by untenured faculty; and (2) as the program grows, to expand the visibility of the College and the University by including junior faculty from neighboring universities.
The following criteria and procedures apply:1. Untenured faculty in all departments at FSU may submit a proposal. We cannot accommodate performances, poetry/fiction or exhibits, but only research projects leading to an academic journal submission, at this stage.
2. Untenured faculty may submit an unpublished paper (with abstract), or an abstract showing that the unpublished paper is ready for presentation. Applications are due two weeks before the seminar date and should be submitted to L.V. Hackley Chair, Dr. Nikolai G. Wenzel, (nwenzel@uncfsu.edu). Please include (1) a title; (2) an abstract; and (3) one or two suggested discussants (senior faculty in the relevant field).
3. On an ad hoc basis and depending on the number and academic disciplines of submissions, Dr. Wenzel will form a selection committee, with members drawn from the relevant FSU colleges. Papers will be selected according to quality, with consideration given to balance of disciplines, past participation, and fit with the goals of the Hackley Endowment.
4. Three papers will be selected for each seminar. Each will have a formal discussant, followed by audience feedback.
5. Selected professors will receive a $1,000 grant for professional development, upon (a) presentation at a Hackley Research seminar; and (b) participation in one other seminar.
October 18, 2018
• Dr. Ashley Holder (College of Education; Early Education), on "Student Perceptions of Open Educational Resources (OER) in Higher Education"
- Discussant: Dr. Brian Phillips (Department of Elementary Education, College of Education)
• Dr. Gavin Wu (BCBE; Management, Marketing, and Entrepreneurship) on "Principles in Validating Latent Formative Constructs"
- Discussant: Dr. Mary Beth Hogan (Associate Dean, University College)
• Dr. Burcu Adivar (Interim Assistant Dean, BCBE) and Dr. Caroline Glackin (BCBE; Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship) on "Expert Knowledge and Evidence-Based Location Methodology: The Case of Habitat for Humanity ReStore®"
- Discussant: Dr. Steven Phelan (Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurship, BCBE)
November 16, 2018
• Dr. Su Dong (BCBE, Department of Accounting, Finance, Healthcare Administration, and Information Systems) on."Leveraging a Hybrid Workforce for Service Delivery"
- Discussant: Dr. Burcu Adivar (Interim Assistant Dean, BCBE)
• Dr. Bhoj Gautam (College of Arts & Sciences, Department of Chemistry and Physics) on "Charge Photogeneration in Polymer Solar Cells: Impact of Side Chain Modification"
- Discussant: Dr. Shubo Han (College of Arts & Sciences, Department of Chemistry/Physics)
• Dr. Mehdi Sharifi Khobdeh (formerly of BCBE, Department of Management, Marketing & Entrepreneurship; now Canisius College) on "How Did They Recover from the Entrepreneurial Crisis? Exploring the Roles of Formal and Informal Institutions during the Global Financial Crisis"
- Discussant: Dr. Steven Phelan (Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurship, BCBE)
March 28, 2019
• Dr. Joshua M. Murray, Department of English (College of Arts & Sciences) on"Taken by the Sea Wind: Langston Hughes and the Currents of Black Identity"
- Discussant: Dr. Brooksie Harrington, Department of English (College of Arts & Sciences)
• Dr. Kristen Delaney Nguyen (et al.), Department of Biological Sciences (College of Arts & Sciences) on "Isolation and Characterization of Mycobacteriophage Cornie, The Lone Member of the New F5 Subcluster"
- Discussant: Dr. Lieceng Zhu, Department of Biological Sciences (College of Arts & Sciences)
• Dr. Cynthia B. Wooten and Dr. Marilyn Lanier, Department of Elementary Education (College of Education) on "Community Engagement Projects: Connecting voices within Classrooms, Schools and Community"
- Discussant: Dr. Priscilla Manarino-Leggett (College of Education)
April 25, 2019
• Dr. Nicole Anthony (Department of Middle Grades, Secondary, and Specialized Subjects, College of Education) and Dr. Erica Campbell (School of Social Work, College of Arts & Sciences) on "Establishing Interprofessional Education on "Collaboration among Special Education and Social Work professionals serving Children and families impacted by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)"
- Discussant: Dr. Jelisa Clark (Department of Sociology, College of Arts & Sciences
October 24, 2019
• Dr. Caroline Glackin (Broadwell College of Business & Economics; Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship) and Dr. Murat Adivar (Dean's Office, Broadwell College of Business and Economics) on "Predictive Models of Independent Salesforce Performance: The Case of Direct-Selling Micro-Entrepreneurs"
- Discussant: Dr. Steven Phelan (Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurship, BCBE)
November 14, 2019
• Dr. Kaycee Bills (School of Social Work) on "Degree Duration Among Undergraduate Students with Disabilities"
- Discussant: Dr. Sharon Williams (Associate Dean, School of Social Work)
• Dr. Jelisa Clark (Department of Sociology, College of Arts & Sciences) on "Respect and Responsibility: The Hidden Curriculum for Black Males in Urban Education"
Discussant: Dr. Erica Campbell (School of Social Work)
• Dr. Alnita Jackson (School of Nursing) on "The Implementation of an Electronic Health Record in an Orthodontic Dentistry Practice to improve the Referral Process"
- Discussant: Dr. Sherry Leviner (School of Nursing)