Dr. David Jordan, SOM Dean, opened the ceremony and announced the special award recipients.

鈥淚 am extremely honored to present these awards to some our highest achieving students in the School of Management,鈥� Dean Jordan said. 鈥淥ur Beta Gamma Sigma students and major award winners, as well as our PRME alumni award winner, impress me every day with their work, their efforts, and their engagement with our community.鈥�

School of Management Special Awards

SOM Alumni Advisory Council Undergraduate Academic Achievement Awards in Finance and Marketing

The Alumni Advisory Council, newly established under the leadership of Dean David Jordan in 2023, is made up of 22 顶级国产视频 and School of Management alumni who provide guidance and support toward the mission of the business school. This Council of leaders is honored to sponsor two undergraduate academic achievement awards in finance and marketing.
Finance Award:聽 Donovan Price聽 ~~聽 Marketing Award:聽 Victoria Pastor

Morton H. 鈥�51 and Vivian B. Sigel Undergraduate Management Award

Morton H. and Vivian B. Sigel were dedicated and generous friends of 顶级国产视频, as well as engaged citizens who contributed time, talent, and resources to several Worcester area organizations.聽 Mort graduated from 顶级国产视频 with a degree in business in 1951, and was the founder and CEO of Millbrook Distribution Services in Leicester, Massachusetts. He and his family have made significant contributions to 顶级国产视频 and the School of Management over many years.

The Sigel Undergraduate Award was presented to Claudia Oakleaf. Oakleaf had the highest GPA in the management major and will continue in the fifth year program to earn her MBA.

Morton H. 鈥�51 and Vivian B. Sigel Endowed Fellowship Award

This award is voted upon by the School of Management staff and faculty and is given to individuals who exhibit excellence in academic achievement and who demonstrate strength of character, strong leadership skills and outstanding potential for future success in the business community.

The 2023 Sigel Endowed Fellowship was awarded to Mary Greene and Dheeraj Singh.

William 鈥�53 and Agnes Hausrath Leadership Award

William F. Hausrath graduated from 顶级国产视频 in 1953 with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree.聽 During and after a long and distinguished career at General Electric鈥檚 aircraft engine division in Lynn, Massachusetts, Bill devoted much of his energy to supporting 顶级国产视频 as an actively engaged alumnus. His generosity to 顶级国产视频 has allowed the creation of undergraduate scholarships, the Armenian Genocide Fellowship Fund in the Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, and the Bill 鈥�53 and Agnes Hausrath Fund for Business Leadership in the School of Management.

This year鈥檚 Hausrath Leadership Award was presented to three students:聽 Yanyan Che, Jigyansha Dahal, Mukesh Gutta and Kiara Ramierz Lopez聽

Tamarkin Finance Fellowship Award

Maurry Tamarkin was a distinguished finance professor who served as a teacher and mentor to thousands of students and alumni over his thirty years of service to 顶级国产视频. He was the Interim Dean at 顶级国产视频 SOM for three years and had the foresight at that time to design and introduce the MSF program which has become a globally recognized strength of the university. Professor Tamarkin will be long remembered by his former students and faculty colleagues for his enduring commitment to quality and high standards, his dry sense of humor, his generous spirit (including the annual barbecues hosted at his home), his quiet leadership and his ever-present integrity.

This year’s recipients of the Tamarkin award were: Zachary Conant, Rosalie Leonard and Dharoov Verma

2024 PRME Alumni Award

The Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) Alumni Award is given annually to an SOM alumna or alumnus whose actions and contributions, either through volunteer activity or professional work experience, align with the schools focus on responsible leadership, ethics, social responsibility, and/or sustainability.

The 2024 PRME Alumni Award winner is Domenica Perrone, MBA 鈥�20.

Domenica is an experienced educator, youth worker, researcher, public health advocate and community engagement practitioner. She is driven to work alongside communities toward common goals of social justice and health equity. For the past two years, she served as the Director of Community Engagement & Volunteering at 顶级国产视频 before recently accepting a position at UMass Chan Medical School as their Director for Community Engagement and Outreach for their Collaborative in Health Equity. Most recently, Domenica was recognized by the Coalition for Healthy Greater Worcester鈥檚 2024 Health Equity award. In 2023, Domenica was named a Commonwealth Hero by the State鈥檚 Commission on the Status of Women, and listed by Worcester Magazine as one of the 20 鈥淲omen to Watch鈥� in the City, as well as Pulse Magazine鈥檚 鈥淧eople to Watch鈥�. Among other awards, she volunteers her time with organizations around the city of Worcester..

Beta Gamma Sigma Induction

Membership in the prestigious Beta Gamma Sigma honor society is the highest recognition a business student can receive in a program accredited by AACSB International. BGS has just under 600 collegiate chapters around the world. To be eligible, students must rank in the top 10 percent of their undergraduate management program, or the top 20 percent of their MBA or master鈥檚 in accounting, finance, or business analytics program.

Beta Gamma Sigma Professor of the Year: Dr. Atefeh Yazdanparast Ardestani

2024 Beta Gamma Sigma Chapter Honoree:聽 聽R. Joseph Salois, MBA 鈥�00, Owner/President, Atlas Distributing, Inc.

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Most recently, in collaboration with BCC Research, (SOM) students took part in a fantastic hands-on, case competition learning challenge. They were given a case based on a social media issue facing BCC Research, a Boston-based company aiming to help businesses 鈥渁ccess reliable information, accurate forecasts, and actionable insights.鈥� Students submitted their proposals for a new social media management growth strategy and then presented their ideas to a panel of judges, which included executives from BCC and SOM Professor, Dr. Atefeh Yazdanparast Ardestani, who also serves as the group’s advisor.

With cash prizes up for grabs, the competition was fierce, but three groups in particular shined:

1st Place: Team Alpha, with students Dhruv Pancholi and Dhruvi Vijay Agarwal.

2nd Place:聽 Team Strategy Sprinters, with students Shilpa Negi and Satpreet Kaur

3rd Place: Team Visionary Triad, with students Ajinkya Sanjay Kobal, Sapna Gupta &聽 Saptagirish Srirangam

The competition came on the heels of multiple workshop series for students hosted by AMA. Workshops in February were focused on personal branding, and included three dynamic MBA alumni speakers in Emilee Cocuzzo 鈥�18, Lawrence Norman 鈥�95, and Tim Hally 鈥�20, as well as a visit from Allen Ibrahim, AMA Boston Vice President of Content and a finance professional with the MBTA, and SOM entrepreneurship professor John Dobson.

In March and April another workshop series took place, which included a networking session with 顶级国产视频 alumna Bri Azier, owner of the successful Worcester-based business, Bri鈥檚 Sweet Treats. Nick Keyes, director of marketing and branding at Gerber Tours met with students to talk about power of digital marketing; Teresa Quin, SOM鈥檚 Entrepreneurship & Innovation Program manager, held a tutorial workshop on creating a marketing plan pitch; and, a workshop on amplifying your social media presences was hosted by Bob Cargill, president of AMA Boston and social media consultant.

Dr. Atefeh Yazdanparast Ardestani is the advisor to the AMA group, and has been thrilled to see the work that the students have put in this year.

鈥淚鈥檓 so proud of the AMA leaders and all they have done this year,鈥� Dr. Yazdanparast Ardestani noted, speaking about the ten SOM students who lead 顶级国产视频鈥檚 AMA chapter. 鈥淭hey have put in a tremendous amount of time bringing in speakers for their events, all with the goal of helping their peers expand their marketing and personal branding skills. It has really grown the interest in AMA.鈥�

Capping off the academic year was the group鈥檚 annual AMA Spring Conference in early April, which brought experts from around the region to speak and meet with students. Kicking off the day was Ulysses Youngblood, SOM adjunct professor and president of Major Bloom, a leading and socially responsible cannabis company. Following Youngblood was Max Feber, founder of Bellwether but well known as a contestant on ABC鈥檚 hit television show, 鈥淪hark Tank,鈥� where he won an investment from Mark Cuban. The afternoon鈥檚 third speaker was Michelle Meirelles, founder of Hub Rosa, a networking and entrepreneurship organization for female entrepreneurs. Rounding out the day was alumnus Timothy Halley and Justin Matsen, founders of Munq LLC, a story-telling, content creation and marketing company.

The group鈥檚 vice president for events and planning is master鈥檚 in marketing analytics student, Shambhavi Dhakal. She doesn鈥檛 see the AMA chapter slowing down, with fall activities already being planned and the

鈥淭he students are already meeting and beginning to plan additional competitions and workshops for next fall,鈥� she added. 鈥淲ith the new leaders that will be joining and the 顶级国产视频 AMA family growing every year, I can鈥檛 wait to see what the group does next!鈥�

2023-2024 AMA Chapter student leaders include:聽

Amanda Edson – President
Shambhavi Dhakal – VP of Event Planning
Ajay Srinivas Agila – President Elect
Saubaghya Mishra – VP of Technology
Rosalia Dmello – VP of Social Media Management
Siddhi Ghai – VP of Content Creation
Anushka Jha – VP of Marketing and Communication
Sejal Bhargava – VP of Membership
Dhruvi Agarwal – VP of Social Media Activity & Engagement

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On April 12, (SOM) students from its newest honor society, (BAP), organized a student competition to explore real-life business cases where business ethics and values were paramount.

BAP is the international honor organization for financial information students and professionals. SOM students enrolled in accounting, finance, and business analytics programs, who achieve a high grade point average and are in good academic standing are annually considered for the society.

At the “Ethical Dilemmas and Solutions in Business” Competition, cases involving conflict minerals, falsifying EPA emission standards, medical research findings manipulation and more were presented by five teams of students in a competition style venue.聽 Each student team reviewed the real-life cases, discussed the ethical lapses of the business, and offered solutions to avoid such business shortcomings in the future.

Organized by Assistant Dean Laura Burgess and SOM student Rojina Sapkota, the event helped showcase the real ethical challenges our students could face upon graduation.聽 It also highlighted the importance SOM places on 鈥渆thics鈥� in our business education.聽 Next year, the group hopes to begin a multi-university, city-wide “Ethical Dilemmas and Solutions in Business” case competition.

~ Contributed by Dr. David Jordan, Dean of the School of Management

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We’ll be adding to our video list periodically!

Drashhti Bilimona is a current strategy analyst at Deloitte. She earned her bachelors degree in聽management in 2021 and her MBA with a concentration in analytics in 2022. Watch her video here:

Annabelle Merlin is currently a bind coordinator at Stich Fix. She earned her bachelors degree in management in 2018 and her MBA with a concentration in marketing in 2022. Watch her video here:

Martina Villaneuva is currently a project coordinator and manager with San Diego Craft Collective in California. She earned a bachelor’s degree in studio art with a minor in management and entrepreneurship in 2023. Watch her video here:

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Joao Vitor De Alvarenga Ferreira, Julia Costa Severo, and Akshaj Kabthiyal, all master鈥檚 in business analytics students in SOM, will present their research titled, 鈥淧redicting Software Developer Salaries in the United States Using Unconventional Variables,鈥� to scholars, leaders, and innovators from fields in accounting, education, finance, operations management, and many others.

The project began as part of the students鈥� advanced statistics class, Intermediary Statistical Modeling for Analytics. SOM professor, Dr. Yue Gao served as mentor in the students鈥� efforts to apply for the presentation slot at NEDSI.

鈥淎ll three have worked very hard,鈥� Dr. Gao said. 鈥淚鈥檓 so proud of their efforts and to see them rewarded with the opportunity to present their research.鈥�

Akshaj Kabthiyal said the group鈥檚 project stemmed from their own initial salary curiosities in the software development industry. As they delved deeper, the three noted that the additional skills required of software developers not only enhance their professional capabilities but also have a substantial impact on their earning potential. 鈥淗owever, traditional wage estimating platforms such as 鈥榮alary.com鈥� often don’t take into account the complete range of attributes and skills that software developers possess,鈥� he stated.

After searching for comprehensive industry salary data, the group came upon the 2023 Stack Overflow Developer Survey, which details statistics on software engineers’ career paths and demographics. With this new dataset, the students set out to 鈥渦ncover new insights through a comprehensive data analysis method and utilizing machine learning techniques.鈥�

鈥淥n top of building a predictive model by examining a wide range of attributes and skills,鈥� Kabthiyal added, 鈥渨e aimed to understand the intricate relationship between these variables and salary levels, providing valuable insights for both professionals and employers in the software development industry.鈥�

The group is thrilled to share their research at NEDSI next month and, in an effort to support these types of student professional development, the School of Management will cover the students鈥� registration fees and travel expenses.

鈥淭his is wonderful,鈥� added SOM Dean Dr. David Jordan. 鈥淲e鈥檙e obviously extremely proud of these students and grateful to Dr. Gao for guiding and mentoring them to their successful bid to present at NEDSI.鈥�

Keep an eye out on as Julia and Akshaj will be reporting 鈥渓ive鈥� from the event on Friday, April 5. If you miss it, the content will be shared on SOM鈥檚 highlights on their .

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April, 2024

• Dr. Jisoo Park

Dr. Park had an article titled, 鈥淕iving Up Learning from Failures? An Examination of Learning from One鈥檚 Own Failures in the Context of Heart Surgeons鈥� accepted for publication in Strategic Management Journal.

Dr. park will be also presenting for a symposium titled 鈥淥rganizational Errors and Failures鈥� at the 2024 Academy of Management Annual Meeting.

• Dr. Atefeh Yazdanparast

Dr. Yazdanparast recently attended the 2024 ACME conference in Galveston, TX, where she served as the program chair for the conference and received a leadership recognition award by the Federation of Business Disciplines for her role as the program chair. She will be the conference president for the 2025 event.

Dr. Yazdanparast also had a paper accepted for publication at Psychology & Marketing, an A-level ranked journal according to ABDC ranking. The paper鈥檚 title is 鈥淰ibrotactile Feedback in M-Commerce: Stimulating Perceived Control and Perceived Ownership to Increase Anticipated Satisfaction.鈥�

• Dr. Ayan Ghosh Dastidair

Dr. Dastidar received the Lou E. Pelton Emerging Scholar Award at the 2024 ACME conference. This award is presented to early career marketing scholars.

• Dr. Fei Fang and Dr. Siti Parida

Dr. Fang and Dr. Parida had two papers accepted for publication:

Fang, Fei., Parida, Siti., & Sarkis, J. (2024). Private financing and the circular economy. Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 205, 107581. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.resconrec.2024.107581

Fang, Fei., Parida, Siti. (2024). Assessing Circular Economy Funds: Performance, Fees, Risks and Sustainability, International Journal of Financial Studies

March, 2024

• Dr.聽Zhenyang (David) Tang

Dr. Zhenyang (David) Tang recently had two research papers accepted into top journals. His paper titled, 鈥淐EO Religion and Corporate Social Responsibility: A Socio-behavioral Model鈥� was accepted for publication in the Journal of Business Ethics, an A-level journal according to ABDC ranking.聽 His second paper, 鈥淒o corporate site visits by analysts and institutional investors increase labor investment efficiency?鈥� was accepted for publication at the Asian Review of Accounting, a B-rated journal.

• Dr. Atefeh Yazdanparast

Dr. Atefeh Yazdanparast Ardestani was selected as the track chair for the 鈥淎I and Marketing Track鈥� at the 2024 Society of Marketing Advances conference.

February, 2024

• Dr. Atefeh Yazdanparast

Professor Yazdanparast had a paper accepted for publication at International Journal of Bank Marketing, an A level journal according to ABDC ranking.聽 Her paper is titled, 鈥淗elping consumers weather the storm: the impact of consumer-targeted resiliency programs on firm value.鈥�

Dr. Yazdanparast also been selected as a senior associate editor for Journal of Consumer Behaviour, also an A level journal.

• Dr. Kyunghee Yoon

Kyunghee鈥檚 paper, 鈥淓xternal Nonfinancial Measures in Substantive Analytical Procedures: Contributions of Weather Information,” was recently accepted by the Journal of Information Systems.

• Dr. John Dobson

Professor Dobson received a $500,000 grant for the Liberal Arts of Returning Citizens. 聽It is a 3-year grant to continue offering college courses at 顶级国产视频 to recent, formerly incarcerated individuals.

• Dr. Jin Fang, Assistant Professor

Professor Fang, with SOM colleagues Dr. Jing Zhang, Will O鈥橞rien, and 顶级国产视频 MSBA student Yanjing Wang, completed a sustainability research project between 顶级国产视频 and , a premium footwear company.聽 Twisted X鈥檚 CMO Tricia Mahoney and CEO Prasad Reddy ,as well as the former Suddath Global Logistics President Scott Perry, were greatly satisfied with the work. Additional details regarding the project is forthcoming in a University story.

• Dr. Yue Gao

Professor Gao’s paper, “Internet Use for Health Information Among Marginalized Population: Evidence from HINTS data,” was accepted for oral presentation at Northeast Decision Sciences Institute 53rd Annual Conference to be held on Apr 4-6 in Cambridge, MA.

• Dr. Hamid Ahady Dolatsara

Professor Dolatsara presented at the 2024 Business Analytics Conference in Tehran. His presentation was titled, “A DEA & machine learning based platform for investigating success of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs).”

January, 2024

Dr. Abdullah Asilkalkan

Professor Asilkalkan had a publication title, 鈥淪treamlining patients鈥� opioid prescription dosage: an explanatory Bayesian model,” published in Annals of Operations Research, an A-level journal according to ABDC ranking.

Dr. Jin Fang

Professor Fang had a paper 鈥淎 Dual-Step Approach for Prioritizing Criteria and Ranking Alternatives,鈥� co-authored by Yasamin Salmani, was accepted for presentation at Southeast Decision Sciences Institute (SEDSI) 2024 Conference.

Dr. Sitikantha Parida

Dr. Parida’s paper, “The impact of salient fees: Evidence from the mutual fund market,” was accepted for publication at the International Review of Financial Analysis, an ABDC level- A and ABS-3 journal.

Siti also presented joint work with Dr. Fei Fang at a conference organized by the National Institute of Securities Markets, India, and the London School of Economics. Their paper, titled, “Do Mutual Fund Investors Care About Climate Transition Risk? Evidence from the 2020 US Presidential Election,” was honored with a cash award.

Dr. Ruixiang (Ray) Wang

Professor Ray Wang had a paper accepted to present at the 2024 Eastern Finance Association Annual Meeting – “Patrolling the Securities Laws: Towards the SEC鈥檚 Investigation of Founder-CEO Firms.”

Dr. Yue Gao and Dr. Jing Zhang

A paper co-authored by Dr. Yue Gao and Dr. Jing Zhang, 鈥淓valuating Electric Utility Companies for Smart Meter Adoption: Empirical Evidence from the United States,鈥� was accepted for presentation at POMS 34th Annual Conference.

NOVEMBER, 2023

Dr. Yue Gao

Professor Gao had a paper titled, “The Role of Senators鈥� Environmental Support on Air Emission in the U.S. Power Industry,” accepted for oral presentation at the Eastern Economic Association Conference in Boston scheduled for March 2024.

Dr. Atefeh Yazdanparast

Professor Atefeh Yazdanparast Had a paper accepted for publication in the Journal of Consumer Behaviour, an A level journal according to ABDC journal ranking.聽 The paper is titled, 鈥淐onsumer Financial Planning in the Post Covid-19 Era: The Role of Emotional and Economic Vulnerability.鈥� This is the third and last paper published from a grant that Professor Yazdanparast and her coauthor received during COVID from Ajman University (in UAE) for research on COVID and decision making.

OCTOBER, 2023

Dr. Yue Gao

Professor Yue Gao had a paper accepted for an oral presentation at the Decision Sciences Institute Annual Conference in Atlanta, GA. The title is, “Internet Use for Health Information among Marginalized Population: Data from 2022 HINTS.”

Dr. Atefeh Yazdanparast, Associate Professor

Professor Atefeh Yazdanparast had a paper accepted for publication in the Journal of Business Research, an A level journal according to ABDC ranking. The paper is titled 鈥淭he effect of color lightness on anticipated product comfort: The role of the lightness-softness cross-modal correspondence.鈥�

SEPTEMBER, 2023

Dr. Jisoo Park

Professor Jisoo Park had a publication accepted in Frontiers in Psychology titled, “Communication networks and team performance: selecting members to network positions.” Co-authored with Guo J, Argote L, Kush J and Park J.

She also presented a working paper titled, 鈥淗ow Employing Contractors Affects Organizational Learning: Evidence from U.S. Hospitals鈥� at the Strategic Management Society鈥檚 annual meeting conference in October.聽 The paper has also been nominated for the SMS Annual Conference Best Paper Prize.

Dr. Vasilia Vasiliou

Professor Vasilia Vasiliou co-authored a paper titled, 鈥淩andomized controlled trial of a group peer mentoring model for U.S. academic medicine research faculty,鈥� which was published in the Journal of Clinical and Translational Science.聽 Co-authored with Pololi LH, Evans AT, Brimhall-Vargas M, Civian JT, Cooper LA, Gibbs BK, Ninteau K, Vasiliou V, Brennan RT.

Dr. Ruixiang (Ray) Wang聽

Professor Ray Wang published a paper in the Journal of Business Research.聽 His co-authored paper, 鈥淎sset Pricing with Daily Shopper Spending,” was also accepted for presentation at the American Finance Association 2024 Annual Meeting.

In addition, his co-authored paper, 鈥淧atrolling the Securities Laws: Towards the SEC鈥檚 Investigation of Founder-CEO Firms,鈥� was accepted for presentation at 4th Annual Boca Corporate Finance and Governance Conference as well as the Financial Management Association 2023 Annual Meeting.

Dr. Jin Fang聽

Professor Jin Fang’s paper 鈥淧rioritizing Electric Utility Companies for Smart Meter Adoption: Empirical Evidence from the United States,鈥� co-authored by SOM faculty Yue Gao, Jin Fang, and Jing Zhang, was accepted for presentation at INFORMS Annual Meeting 2023.

In addition, the paper 鈥淎nalytical Framework for Assessing Key Criteria Influencing Ranking Progress: A Study on U.S. Cities,鈥� co-authored with Yasamin Salmani, was accepted for presentation at the Decision Sciences Institute (DSI) 2023 Annual Conference.

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The space at 20 Franklin Street, known as The Worcester Idea Lab, is a co-working and accelerator space that will provide a downtown presence for 顶级国产视频 students interning with the SBDC, as well as for SOM鈥檚 Entrepreneurship and Innovation (E & I) Program students. Interns working with the SBDC can use the space for meetings or interviews with small clients looking to start or grow their small business. E & I students will be able to meet with other Worcester-area college students to brainstorm ideas and become more fully integrated into the broader Worcester business community, especially given the space鈥檚 location next to City Hall.

The Idea Lab, owned and operated by the Worcester Business Development Corp (WBDC), is SOM鈥檚 and the SBDC鈥檚 first physical expansion into the downtown area. The new space provides use of an office, conference rooms, a full kitchen, and high-speed internet connection.

鈥淚t offers us resources where students can work on their entrepreneurial ideas and meet with small business owners, and also expands opportunities with a visible presence in the heart of the Worcester business community,鈥� Dr. David Jordan, Dean of the School of Management, said of the expansion. 鈥淲e鈥檙e thrilled to see this new business think-tank already in action and look forward to watching our students and the SBDC continue to thrive.鈥�

President of the WBDC, Craig L. Blais, added, 鈥淭he Worcester Business Development Corporation is thrilled to partner with 顶级国产视频鈥檚 School of Management and the SBDC to bring its faculty, students, and clients downtown and are excited to see the formation of great connections and partnerships between our existing members and new users of the space.聽 We are proud to offer flexible and affordable class A office space to help support the regions鈥� higher education community and entrepreneurs.鈥�

顶级国产视频 recently appointed Thomas A. Herald as Regional Director of the SBDC. A longtime adjunct faculty member for the University and the SBDC, Herald is now leading the center鈥檚 initiatives to guide and support aspiring and existing small business owners and students while contributing to the region鈥檚 broader business ecosystem.

With Herald鈥檚 appointment, the SBDC at 顶级国产视频 also transitioned back under the purview of the School of Management. The move provides a more seamless way for SOM students to participate in the support services offered by the SBDC to local businesses and entrepreneurs throughout Central Massachusetts via internships and project work.

鈥淚 am genuinely excited to be part of the 顶级国产视频 SBDC internship expansion downtown.聽 Every time a student is paired with an entrepreneur and a business mentor, real synergy takes place.聽 This expansion showcases that dynamic as a collaboration between the WBDC, MSBDC, 顶级国产视频, the SBA, and City, State, and Federal governments.聽 It is the essence of a community working together to grow the local economy.鈥�

The space must be reserved in advance by students, who can do so by contacting the SBDC at sbdc@clarku.edu.

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