Receiving Funds
In May of 2006, the U.S. Department of Education awarded BYU a four-year grant worth $1.4 million to continue its work as a Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER). The grant allows BYU to work with other CIBER schools across the nation to improve international business and language courses. The funds may be used for a variety of research projects, faculty development conferences, and workshops.
Previously Funded Projects
Date |
School |
Name |
Title |
Research Title |
2009 |
University of Nevada Las Vegas |
Michael Sullivan |
Professor of Finance |
Corporate Governance, Ownership Structure and the Pay-Performance Relationships in Thailand |
2009 |
University of Nevada Las Vegas |
John Puthenpurackal |
Associate Professor of Finance |
The Rise and Fall of Satyam Computers Ltd. Case Study |
2009 |
Community College of Denver |
Allana Farley |
Adjunct Faculty of Business |
Global Trade/ International Logistics Certificate |
2008 |
Universtiy of Nevada Las Vegas |
Vincent Hsu (Chin-Chun Hsu) |
Assistant Professor of Management |
Foreign Market Expansion Behavior of International SMEs from Emerging Markets |
2007 |
Utah State University |
John Gilbert |
Associate Professor |
An Online Resource for International Trade Simulations |
2007 |
Utah State University |
Stacey Barlow Hills |
Assistant Professor of Marketing |
Developing an Applied International Marketing Research Course |
2006 |
University of Nevada Las Vegas |
Pui Wan Lee |
Assistant Professor of Marketing |
Managing the Challenge of Globalization through Knowledge Transfer and Knowledge Creation: From A Network and Contingency Perspective |
2004 |
University of Utah |
William S. Hesterly |
Professor of Management |
Search for Problem and Solution in International Alliances |
2004 |
University of Nevada Las Vegas |
Chin-Chun Hsu |
Assistant Professor of Marketing |
An Empirical Study of Internationalization Strategy of the Multinational Enterprises |
2004 |
Utah Valley State College |
David McArthur |
Assistant Professor of International Business and Strategy |
A theory of international technology transfer: "Completing the loop" by examining the process in foreign technology-receiving firms |
