Jeff Clark

Education

• Ph.D., Northwestern University, 1989
• M.B.A., Northern Illinois University, 1983
• M.A., Scarritt College, 1977
• B.A., Scarritt College, 1975

Publications

• "Stay or Leave: Applying Approach-Avoidance Theory to Virtual Environments," (with Clark, Ezell, and Sheffield), forthcoming in Journal of Database Marketing & Customer Strategy Management
• "CASE Use: Mixed Signals from the Marketplace," with Morris and Hughes), Academy of Information and Management Sciences Journal, 2005, Vol. 8, No. 1
• "The Role of CASE in Systems Analysis and Design Courses," with Morris and Hughes), Journal of Informatics Education Research, Fall 2004, Vol. 6, No. 3

Proceedings and Presentations

• "IT Project Management Curricular Offerings in AACSB International Schools," (with Clark),Society for the Advancement of Information Systems, Chicago, IL, March 2011
• "Tips for Getting Published," Society for the Advancement of information Systems, Chicago, IL, March 2011
• "Can Markets Be Moral? Ethics, Religion, and the Economy," The New Economy Peril and Promise, Missouri State University, Springfield, MO, April 2010

Teaching Related Honors

• Outstanding Professor in the College of Business, 2000-2001
• Outstanding Professor in CIS, 2000-2001
• Favorite Professor TEA, several years
• Person Who Made a Difference Award, several years

Research in Progress

• Project Management Curricula in AACSB International Schools. Data collection complete and analysis in progress.
• IT Audit and Control in Banking. Survey completed and analysis in progress.

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