2013 Research Forum
Participating in this year’s forum were:
Stephanie L. Alba whose research was entitled, Effects of changing hiring replacements on call center turnover.
Evangelina Liza Fuentes whose research was entitled, Spanish language music consumption: Taste and preferences.
Mazen Homoud whose research was entitled, The correlation between sleep efficiency and risk of obstructive sleep apnea.
Karen Inglis whose research was entitled, A review of the Malcolm Baldrige Survey as a self-assessment tool at a Texas health insurance company.
Pamela Kim Lynch whose research was entitled, Gender wage-gap: Examining differing perceptions between men and women.
Carrie L. Quintanilla whose research was entitled, Constant communication: Workers perceptions of smartphone usage models and behaviors.
Justin Richard Romine whose research was entitled, Current sales forecasting practices utilized by an American steel manufacturing corporation.
Ana Shadiz whose research was entitled, Attitudes toward obesity.
Casey Towers whose research was entitled, Structured problem solving in a medium-sized software consulting organization.
Carrie L. Quintanilla was awarded the Outstanding Research Award for 2013.
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