Nistler CoBPA Faculty Research

Research Highlight: Dr. Connie Bateman, Professor and Chair in the Department of Marketing, book chapter accepted “Ethics Audit of the Credit Card Act Impacting Issuer Reputation and Sustainability: Policy Leaks, Concerns, Amendment Recommendations,” published in the book entitled Corporate Marketing Strategy: A Contemporary Curation of Branding, Identity, Image and Reputation Studies. Lead Author: Dr. Connie […]

Research Highlight: Dr. Connie Bateman, Chair and Professor of Marketing, conducted a workshop titled, “Ethical Messaging for Impact: Marketing to Support Abused children and Mobilize Communities: Promoting compassion and action through responsible communication. Dr. Connie Bateman, Chair and Professor of Marketing, conducted a workshop titled, “Ethical Messaging for Impact: Marketing to Support Abused Children and […]

Research Highlight: Dr. Pureum Kim, Assistant Professor in the Marketing Department, Awarded Research Grant from the Lundgren Retail Collaborative Dr. Pureum Kim, Assistant Professor in the Marketing Department, was a recipient of the 2025 Lundgren Collaborative Grant Awards from the Lundgren Retail Collaborative at the University of Arizona. These competitive grants support retail-related academic research […]

Research Highlight: Luke Jones, Visiting Professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration, presented at the Tribal Lands and Environment Forum and 2025 NASPAA Global Conference. Luke Jones, Visiting Professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration, presented his research in August 2025 at the Tribal Lands and Environment Forum in […]

Research Highlight: Dr. Michelle Buehlmann, Clinical Assistant Professor presented at the Congress and History Conference Dr. Michelle Buehlmann, Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration presented at the Congress and History Conference in June at Brown University. Buehlmann presented part of her book project: Lowering Cloture? Lessons from History.

Research Highlight: Dr. Jennifer Stoner, Associate Professor of Marketing gave a virtual talk via Zoom for Jaipuria Institute of Management Dr. Jennifer Stoner gave a virtual talk via zoom for Jaipuria Institute of Management-Lucknow in India as part of their FT Top 50 Star Series. The Title of her talk was “FT Top 50 Publications: […]

Research Highlight: Dr.  Young Jae Choi, Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics & Finance, presented paper “Friends Buy, Foes Sell: Partisan Ingroup-Outgroup Bias in Investment Decisions” at the 2025 Financial Management Association (FMA) Annual Meeting, and as part of the Korus Lectureship Series in Fall 2025 at the Nistler College. Article Title: Friends Buy, Foes […]

Research Highlight: Dr.  Young Jae Choi, Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics & Finance, paper published “When Losers Talk: Information Diffusion, Social Norms, and Conversations of Investors” in the Financial Management Journal. Journal: Financial Management (JQL Level 4)Article Title: When Losers Talk: Information Diffusion, Social Norms, and Conversations of Investors  Author: Dr. Young Jae […]

Dr. David Flynn, Professor in the Department of Economics & Finance, and Director of the Institute of Policy and Business Analytics, has recently passed the certification to be a certified economist in the IMPLAN Certified Economics Program. The goal of the IMPLAN Certified Economist Program is to train individual customers in Input-Output theory and analysis […]

Research Highlight: Dr. Benjamin J. Kassow, Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration, presented at the American Political Science Association’s Annual Meeting in Vancouver in September 2025.  Authors: Joshua Boston (Bowling Green State University), Benjamin Kassow (University of North Dakota), and Ali Masood (Oberlin College)Article Title: “Motivated Reasoning and Affective Animus […]