Terry Sanford Award Winners
2007-2008
Scott E. Atkinson
Professor of Economics
"How Can Mexican Maquiladora Affiliates Regain their Competitive Advantage?"
Marie-Claude Boudreau
Associate Professor of Management Information Systems
"Greening the IT Function"
Tina D. Carpenter
Assistant Professor of Accounting
"Professional Skepticism: The Effects of Tone at the Top and Individual Skepticism on Fraud Risk Assessments and on Identified Audit Procedures"
Santanu Chatterjee
Associate Professor of Economics
"Understanding Poverty in the Developed World: A Study of Healthcare and Education in Georgia"
Christopher M. Cornwell
Professor of Economics
"The Effect of Abortion on Sexually Transmitted Infections"
Carolyn Dehring
Assistant Professor of Real Estate
"How Green Was My Building? The Certification of Green Commercial Real Estate"
Jacqueline S. Hammersley
Assistant Professor of Accounting
"Does Material Weakness Identification Enhance Fraud Identification?"
Paul J. Irvine
Assistant Professor of Banking and Finance
"Trading Alpha"
Elena Karahanna
Professor of Management Information Systems
"Is the doctor in? Patient acceptance of telemedicine services"
Donald C. Keenan
Professor of Economics
"Prepayment and Foreclosure"
Henry J. Munneke
Professor of Real Estate
"Methods of Protecting Ownership Rights and their Impact on Developed Land Prices"
David B. Mustard
Associate Professor of Economics
"Differences in Health Outcomes by Race, Ethnicity, and SES"
Marisa A. Pagnattaro
Associate Professor of Legal Studies
"Is Labor Really 'Cheap' in China? Compliance with Labor and Employment Laws in China"
Vanessa M. Patrick
Assistant Professor of Marketing
"Tracing the Daisy Chain: Investigating Branded Consumption Chains"
John L. Turner
Assistant Professor of Economics
"Trade Policy and Incomplete Contracts"
Matthew M. Wieland
Assistant Professor of Accounting
"Publicly-Traded versus Privately-Held: Implications for Banks' Financial Performance"
P. Eric Yeung
Assistant Professor of Accounting
"Post-Earnings-Announcement Drift: Evidence of Investors' Delayed Trading"
