DSI Hall of Fame
Past Award Winners

Welcome to the Decision Sciences Institute Hall of Fame.

Below you will find listings of award winners throughout the Institute's 36-year history. Because of these individuals' outstanding contributions, the Decision Sciences Institute has become the premier professional organization dedicated to the science, practice, and teaching of business decision making.

The following list is still a work-in-progress. If you have information on an award winner not listed here, please contact Hal Jacobs at the DSI Home Office (hjacobs@gsu.edu).

Revised January 5, 2006

Best Application Paper Award

Best Case Studies Paper Award

Best Environmental Issues Paper

Best Interdisciplinary Paper Award

Best Theoretical/Empirical Research Paper Award

Dennis E. Grawoig Distinguished Service Award

Elwood S. Buffa Doctoral Dissertation Award

Fellows <link>

Instructional Innovation Award <link>

International Meeting Paper Awards

Journal Awards

Dennis E. Grawoig Distinguished Service Award

2006. Michael J. Maggard, Northeastern University
2005. Joseph R. Biggs, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
2004. F. Robert Jacobs, Indiana University
2003. Lee J. Krajewski, University of Notre Dame
2002. Michael J. Showalter, Florida State University
2001. Lawrence L. Schkade, University of Texas at Arlington
2000. James R. Evans, University of Cincinnati
1999. Betty J. Whitten, University of Georgia
1998. Norman L. Chervany, University of Minnesota
1997. John Anderson, University of Minnesota
1996. Larry P. Ritzman, Boston College
1995. K. Roscoe Davis, University of Georgia
1994. Terry R. Rakes, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
1993. Ronald J. Ebert, University of Missouri
1992. Harvey J. Brightman, Georgia State University
1991. Bernard (Chuck) W. Taylor, III, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
1990. James M. Clapper, Wake Forest University
1989. Charles P. Bonini, Stanford University
1988. William C. Perkins, Indiana University
1987. Linda G. Sprague, University of New Hampshire
1986. Laurence J. Moore, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
1985. Robert E. Markland, University of South Carolina
1984. Carol J. Latta, Home Office; and D. Clay Whybark, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
1983. Ira Horowitz, University of Florida
1982. Earle Steinberg
1981. John Neter, University of Georgia
1980. Sang M. Lee, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
1979. Karen Meals Clayton
1978. V. Thomas Dock
1977. James E. Sorensen and William R. Darden
1976. Gary A. Wicklund, University of Iowa
1975. Gene K. Groff
1974. John P. Phillips
1973. Dennis E. Grawoig
1972. Albert J. Simone and Rodger D. Collons
1971. Vincent Cangelosi, University of Southwest Louisiana

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Elwood S. Buffa Doctoral Dissertation Award

2006 Winner: Michael Naor, George Mason University. The Relationship between Culture, Quality Management Practices, and Manufacturing Performance. Degree-granting Institution: University of Minnesota. Advisors: Roger G. Schroeder and Kevin Linderman.

2005 Winner: Tipparat Laohavichien, Kasetsart University in Thailand. Leadership and Quality Management: A Comparison Between the U.S. and Thailand. Degree-granting Institution: Clemson University. Advisor: Lawrence Fredendall.

2004 Winner: Anand Nair, Auburn University. Essays on Innovation, Product Development and Strategic Supply Chain Management-An Analytical Investigation of Strategies for Competition and Collaboration. Degree-granting Institution: Michigan State University. Advisor: Ram Narasimhan.

2003 Winner: Joan McMahon, Christopher Newport University. An Analysis of the Factor Structure of the Multidimensional Ethics Scale and a Perceived Morality Intensity Scale, and the Effects of Moral Intensity on Ethical Judgment. Degree-granting Institution: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Advisor: Robert Harvey.

2002 Co-winners: Craig Froehle, University of Cincinnati. The Influence of Technology Attributes on Customer Service Perceptions in a Computer-Mediated Environment. Degree Institution: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Advisor: Aleda Roth. Joon Park, Singapore Management University. A Framework for Integrating Product Platform Development with Global Supply Chain Configuration. Degree Institution: Georgia Institute of Technology. Advisor: Soumen Ghosh, Co-Advisor: Nagesh Murthy.

2001. Catherine Ridings, Lehigh University. Determinants of Trust and Use in Virtual Communities. Degree-Granting School: Department of Management, Drexel University. Dissertation Advisor: Bay Arinze

2000. Qiang Tu, Rochester Institute of Technology. "Achieving Mass Customization through Technology Application and Absorptive Capacity -- A Customer-Oriented Framework." Degree-Granting School: The University of Toledo. Dissertation Advisors: T.S. Ragu-Nathan and Mark A. Vonderembse.

1999. Sime Curkovic, Western Michigan University. "Investigating the Linkage Between Total Quality Management and Environmentally Responsible Manufacturing." Degree-Granting School: Michigan State University. Dissertation Advisors: Steven A. Melnyk (Co-Chairman), Robert Handfield (Co-Chairman), Roger Calantone and Gyula Vastag.

1998. Joy Field, Boston College. "Drivers of Quality in the Production System: A Longitudinal Field Study of the Effect of Work Teams on Manufacturing Quality." Degree Institution: University of Minnesota.Advisors: Drs. Kingshuk K. Sinha, University of Minnesota, and Rajiv Banker, University of Texas at Dallas.

1997. Elena Katok, Colorado School of Mines. "Planning Manufacturing Flexibility in an Uncertain Production Environment." Advisor: Terry P. Harrison. Degree-Granting Institution: The Pennsylvania State University.

1996. Robert Klassen, The University of Western Ontario. "The Implications of Environmental Management Strategy for Manufacturing Performance." Degree Granting School: University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. Advisor: D. Clay Whybark.

1995. Anil Khurana, Boston University. "Quality in the Global Color Picture Tube Industry: Managing Complex Production Processes." Degree-Granting School: University of Michigan. Advisors: F. Brian Talbot and Roger Johnson.

1994. John J. Lawrence, University of Idaho. "The Use of the Just-In-Time Production Philosophy in Mexico: An Empirical Study." Advisor: Dr. Michael P. Hottenstein, The Pennsylvania State University.

1993. Minghe Sun, University of Texas at San Antonio. "Interactive Multiple Objective Programming Procedures via Adaptive Random Search and Feed-Forward Artificial Neural Networks." Advisor: Ralph E. Steuer, University of Georgia.

1992. Susan Wright Palocsay, James Madison University. "Nonconvex Fractional Programming." Advisor: James E. Falk, George Washington University.

1991. John Seydel, University of Mississippi. "Development and Implementation of Multiple Criteria Approaches to Optimization in Construction Bidding." Advisor: David L. Olson, Texas A&M University.

1990. Bhaba Sarker, Louisiana State University. "The Amoebic Matrix and One-Dimensional Machine Location Problems." Advisors: Gary L. Hogg and Wilbert Wilhelm, Texas A&M University.

1989. Luis Huete, I.E.S.E., Barcelona, Spain (degree received from Boston University). "Delivery System Design in American Retail Banks: An Empirical Study."

1988. Dale Goodhue, University of Minnesota (degree received from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology). "Supporting Users of Corporate Data: The Effect of I/S Policy Choices."

1987. Shoshana Anily, University of British Columbia (degree received from Columbia University). "Integrating Inventory Control and Transportation Planning." Advisor: Awi Federgruen.

1985. Dale Eugene Rude, University of Missouri-Columbia (degree received from the University of Iowa). "A Test of a Product-Market Diversification Model of Conglomerate Merger."

1984. Terry P. Harrison, The Pennsylvania State University. "Design and
Development of a Decision Support System for Forest Management Planning with Multiple Objectives." Advisor: Richard E. Rosenthal. Degree Granting School: The University of Tennessee.

1983. Richard James Penlesky, Marquette University (degree received from Indiana University). "Open Order Rescheduling for MRP Systems in Manufacturing Firms."

1981. Gregory G. Dess. "The Relationship Between Objective and Subjective Measures of Manufacturers' Competitive Environments: Implications for Firm Economic Performance."

1980. Elaine Bennett, Northwestern University. "Coalition Formation and Payoff Distribution in Cooperative Games." Asok Chaudhuri, Case Western Reserve University. "Analytical Modelling for Planning and Budgeting: Application of Mathematical Programming in a Zero Base Approach." Janet Thatcher, University of Wisconsin-Madison. "A Theoretical and Empirical Study of the Effect of Financial Leverage and Taxes on the Behavior of the Regulated and Unregulated Firm Under Uncertainty."

1979. Kose John. "Computing Equilibrium Paths of Continuous Families of Economies: A Homotopy Technique and Algorithms."

1978. Ronald Walter Hilton, The Ohio State University. "The Determinants of Information Value: An Inquiry in the Context of the Cost-Volume-Profit Decision."

1977. Dennis P. Dykstra, Oregon State University. "Timber Harvest Layout by Mathematical and Heuristic Programming." Jeffrey H. Horen, Yale University. "Scheduling of Network Television Programs."

1976. John M. Mulvey, UCLA. "Special Structures in Network Modes and Associated Applications." Rakesh K. Sarin, UCLA. "Interactive Procedures for Evaluation of Multi-Attributed Alternatives."

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Best Application Paper

2006. Mário G. Augusto, University of Coimbra; Elísio F. Brandão, University of Oporto; and Joao V. Lisboa, University of Coimbra. Dividends Policy and Capital Structure: An Empirical Application in the Portuguese Corporate Context

2005. Dean C. Chatfield, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; Terry P. Harrison, Pennsylvania State University; Jack C. Hayya, Pennsylvania State University). "SCML: A Generalized Supply Chain Description Language."

2004. Paul Stephens, Bradley University; James R. Evans, University of Cincinnati; and Charles H. Matthews, University of Cincinnati. "Small Business View of the Baldrige Criteria for Performance Excellence."

2003. Scott E. Sampson, Brigham Young University. "Objective Function Specification in a Scheduling Optimization Problem."

2002. Scott Sampson, Brigham Young University. "DSI 2001 Preference-Based Scheduling."

2001. Daesik Hur, Bowling Green State University; Vincent A. Mabert, Indiana University; and Kurt M. Bretthauer, Indiana University. "Real Time Work Schedule Adjustment in a Quick Service Operation System."

2000. Kathleen L. McFadden, Northern Illinois University. "Operations Safety: A Study of the Effectiveness of a Commercial Aviation Program."

1999. Elliot Bendoly, Indiana University, Kurt Bretthauer, Indiana University, Murray J. Côté, Trinity University, and Daesik Hur, Indiana University. "Health Care Service Operations: Resource Planning Tools and the Role of Information Technology."

1998. Steven Walczak, University of Colorado at Denver. "A Decision Support Tool for Allocating Hospital Bed Resources."

1997. Edward J. Conlon, Sarvanan Devaraj, and Khalil F. Matta, University of Notre Dame. "Is Quality Perception a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy? The Case of the Automotive Industry."

1996. Michael J. Brusco, Florida State University, and Tony R. Johns, Clarion University of Pennsylvania. "Staffing a Multi-Skilled Workforce with Varying Levels of Productivity: An Analysis of Cross-Training Policies."

1995. Ronald K. Satterfield, University of South Florida, and E. Powell Robinson, Jr., Texas A&M University. "An Integrated Framework for Profit Maximizing Distribution System Design."

1994. L. Douglas Smith, Susan M. Sanchez and Edward C. Lawrence, University of Missouri-St. Louis. "A Comprehensive Model for Managing Credit Risk and Forecasting Losses on Portfolios of Home Mortgages."

1993. Dorothy G. Dologite, William J. Ferns, and B. Loerinc Helft, City University of New York - Baruch College, Robert J. Mockler, St. Johns University, and Robert S. Pfeffer, New York City Mayor's Office. "Juvenile Delinquent Legal Advisement., Development of an Expert System Prototype."

1992. Varun Grover and James T. C. Teng, University of South Carolina. "Factors Contributing to the Successful Implementation of Customer-Based Inter-Organizational Systems."

1991. Charles R. Gowen, III, and William J. Tallon, Northern Illinois University. "Turnaround Strategies for American and Japanese Corporations."

1990. Manoj K. Malhotra, University of South Carolina, Larry P. Ritzman, The Ohio State University, W. C. Benton, The Ohio State University, and Keong G. Leong, The Ohio State University. "A Mathematical Programming Model for Scheduling Postal Distribution Employees."

1989. James J. Divoky and Mary Anne Rothermel, The University of Akron. "Patterns in Student Preferences for Teaching Behaviors."

1988. John J. Bernardo, University of Kentucky, and Edward Gillenwater, University of Louisville. "An Efficient Heuristic for Scheduling the Operation of a Continuous Miner and Bolter."

1987. Cheryl Gaimon, Ohio State University. "Closed versus Open Loop Dynamic Game Results on the Acquisition of New Technology."

1985. Fred Glover, University of Colorado-Boulder, Randy Glover, Management Robotics, Claude McMillan, University of Colorado-Boulder, and Scott McMillan, Management Robotics. "The General Employee Scheduling Problem: An Effective Large Scale Solution Approach."

1984. Joseph G. Glynn and Stanley Arbeit. "Teaching Product Lifecycle - An Interactive Computer Simulation."

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1981. Clifford R. Skousen, Utah State University, and Gerald L. Hooper, Logan Regional Hospital. "A Cost Allocation Model for Hospital Surgical Suites."

1980. Peter S. Rose and Gary A. Giroux, Texas A&M University. "Models of Corporate Bankruptcy: An Analytical and Empirical Evaluation."

1979. Alan H. Kvanli and James J. Buckley. "A Sequential Decision Rule for Credit Card Screening."

1978. Paul A. Griffin and David S. Ng, Stanford University. "Competitive Information Source and Capital Market Behavior: Theory and Empirical Test."

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Best Case Studies Paper

2006. Carol Prahinski, University of Western Ontario; Eric O.Olsen, California Polytechnic State University; and Renée Reid, University of Western Ontario. Wilkins: A Zurn Company: Materials Requirements Planning.

2005. Natalie Simpson, University of Buffalo (SUNY). “East Aurora Fire Department.”

2004. Robert Klassen, University of Western Ontario. "Electrosteel Castings Limited."

2003. Carol Prahinski and John Haywood-Farmer, University of Western Ontario. "Quinte MRI and Quinte MRI Teaching Note."

2002. Thomas E. Vollmann, IMD; Carlos Cordon. "Freqon -- Buyer-Supplier Evolution?"

2001. William A. Fischer, International Institute for Management Development. "Stephen King and the Publishing Industry’s Worst Nightmare."

2000. Rebecca A. Grant, University of Victoria. "Advanced Book Exchange Inc.: The BarnesandNoble.com Partnership."

1999. Neil R. Jones, The University of Western Ontario. "Industrie Pininfarina: The New Customer Decision."

1998. J. B. Wilkinson, Youngstown State University, and Gary B. Frank, The University of Akron. "Cironi's Sewing Center: Adding New Merchandise Lines."

1997. John S. Haywood-Farmer, University of Western Ontario. "Mutual Life of Canada - The Group Client Service Guarantee."

1996. Robert J. Mockler and Leonora Fuxman, St. John's University, and Dorothy Dologite, City University of New York-Baruch College. "Cineplex Odeon-The Motion Picture Theater Industry."

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Best Environmental Issues Paper

2003. David West and Scott Dellana, East Carolina University. "Nonlinear Forecasting Models for Predicting Wastewater Effluent Loads."

2002. Frank Montabon, Iowa State University; Robert Sroufe, Boston College; Ram Narasimhan, Michigan State University; Xinyan Wang, Household Financial. "An Examination of the Relationship Between Environmental Practices and Firm Performance."

2001. Robert Sroufe, Boston College; Frank L. Montabon, Iowa State University; Ram Narasimhan, Michigan State University; and Xinyan Wang, Michigan State University. "A Framework for Corporate Environmental Practices and Its Application for Enhancing Environmental Management."

2000. Peter Neergaard and Bettina Kildegaard Winsten, Copenhagen Business School. "Factors Leading to Excellence in Environmental Management. An Environmental Study."

1999. Remko I. van Hoek, Erasmus University. "Greening the Automotive Supply Chain Through Technology and Operations."

1998. Ingrid M. Martin, University of Colorado; Holly Wise Bender, Colorado School of Mines; Wade E. Martin, Colorado School of Mines; Deborah Shields, USDA Forest Service. "The Impact of Goals on the 'Values-Attitudes-Behaviors' Framework."

1997. Linda C. Angell, The Pennsylvania State University, and Monika Winn, University of Victoria. "Viridity: The Quality or State of Being Green."

1996. Dan L. Worrell, K. Matthew Gilley, Wallace N. Davidson III, and Abuzar El-Jelly, The University of Texas at Arlington. "When Green Turns to Black: Announced Greening Activities and Firm Performance."

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Best Interdisciplinary Paper

2006. Manuel Tarrazo, University of San Francisco. Identifying Securities to Buy: The Heuristic ri/stdi.

2005. Subhashish Samaddar, Georgia State University; Satish Nargundkar, Georgia State University; Marcia Daley, Georgia State University. "Does Structure Matter? Exploring the Influence of Supply Network Configuration on IIS and Performance."

2004. Timothy Baker, Washington State University; and Nagesh N. Murthy, University of Oregon. "Performance Implications for Multi-Unit Online Auctions in the Presence of Forecast Errors."

2003. Wing M. Fok, Loyola University New Orleans Jing Li, Lillian Y. Fok, and Sandra J. Hartman, University of New Orleans. "An Exploratory Study of Quality Management Programs, the Use of Various Information Systems, Organizational Culture, and Perceptions of Success: A Sample from Mainland China."

2002. Krish Muralidhar, University of Kentucky; Rathindra Sarathy, Oklahoma State University. "What Could They Find? An Assessment of Security Risk."

2001. Kakoli Bandyopadhyay, Lamar University; and Lawrence L. Schkade, University of Texas at Arlington. "An Empirical Investigation of the Initiation, Adoption, and Implementation of Disaster Recovery Planning by Health Maintenance Organizations."

2000. Stelios (Steve) H. Zanakis, Florida International University, Michael Doumpos, Technical University of Crete, and Constantin Zopounidis, Technical University of Crete. "Global Investing Risk - Assessments of Experts."

1999. Caron H. St. John, Clemson University, Nagraj Balakrishnan, Clemson University, and James O. Fiet, University of the Pacific. "Using Neural Networks to Predict the Wealth Effects of Corporate Strategy Decisions."

1998. Asoo J. Vakharia, University of Florida, Jayashree Mahajan, University of Florida. "An Alternative Approach for Solving Clustering Problems in Manufacturing and Marketing."

1997. Madeleine E. Pullman, Southern Methodist University, and William L. Moore, University of Utah. "Optimal Service Design: Integrating Marketing and Operations Elements for Capacity Decisions."

1996. Larry J. Menor, Aleda V. Roth, and Charlotte H. Mason, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. "Operations Agility and Market Leadership in Services: An Exploratory Study of Competitive Capabilities and Performance."

1995. Noel C. Smith, University of Texas-Arlington, Mark Eakin, University of Texas-Arlington, Craig Slinkman, University of Texas-Arlington, Frank J. Papa, University of North Texas, and Anthony Clark, University of North Texas Health Science Center. "A Graphical Decision Support Tool for Medical Diagnosis: Cuts Costs While Improving Quality in Pilot Study."

1994. Robert B. Handfield, Michigan State University and Soumen Ghosh, Georgia Institute of Technology. "A Case Study of Total Quality Management and Organizational Change."

1993. Mark E. Nissen, University of Southern California. "Multivariate Statistics and Symbolic Artificial Intelligence: Analytical and Empirical Comparisons in Language Recognition."

1992. Charles R. Franz, University of Missouri and K. Gregory Jin, Western Connecticut State University. "A Speech Interaction Model and Methodology for Assessing Group Dynamics during System Development."

1991. Vivian Carpenter, Wayne State University. "Institutional Theory, Resource Dependence, and Self Interests: Implications for Governmental Accounting Research."

1990. Patricia L. Nemetz, Eastern Washington University. "An Empirical Analysis for the Factory of the Future."

1989. John Robb Dixon and Alfred J. Nanni, Jr., Boston University. "An Instrument for Investigating the Relationships Among Manufacturing Strategy, Actions and Performance Measures."

1988. Robert E. Markland and Murray L. Vincent, University of South Carolina. "Improving Resource Allocation in a Teenage Sexual Risk Reduction Program."

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Best Theoretical/Empirical Research Paper

2006. Minghe Sun, The University of Texas at San Antonio. A Multiple-Class Support Vector Machine, Theory and Model.

2005. Goutam N. Challagalla, Georgia Institute of Technology; Nagesh N. Murthy, University of Oregon; Leslie H. Vincent, Georgia Institute of Technology. "The Impact of Simulation Training on Call Center Agent Performance: A Field-Based Investigation."

2004. Mohan Subramaniam, Boston College; and Mark A Youndt, Skidmore College. "The Influence of Intellectual Capital on the Types of Innovative Capabilities."

2003. Minghe Sun, University of Texas, San Antonio. "Multiple-Group Discriminant and Classification Analysis with Linear Programming Approaches."

2002. Hani Mesak, Louisiana Tech University; Hongkai Zhang, East Central University. "Optimum Scheduling of Advertising Pulses Over Time."

2001. Joy M. Field, Boston College; and Kingshuk K. Sinha, University of Minnesota. "Applying Process Knowledge for Yield Variation Reduction."

2000. Paul C. Nutt, The Ohio State University. "Intelligence Gathering for Decision-Making."

1999. Jun Zhao, Governors State University, Michael D. Michalisin, Southern Illinois University - Carbondale, and Charles I. Stubbart, Southern Illinois University - Carbondale. "Corporate Refocusing During the 1990s: A New Typology with an Empirical Investigation of Its Performance Consequences."

1998. Helen M. Moshkovich, University of West Alabama, Alexander I. Mechitov, University of West Alabama, David L. Olson, Texas A&M University. "Ordinal Judgments in Multiattribute Decision Analysis."

1997. Lee J. Krajewski and Jerry C. Wei, University of Notre Dame. "Supply-Chain Flexibility."

1996. Anil Khurana, Boston University, and F. Brian Talbot, The University of Michigan Robert Klassen, The University of Western Ontario. "Global Manufacturing Strategies: Can Internationalization Models Explain These?"

1995. Michael J. Brusco, Florida State University, and Tony R. Johns, Clarion University. "A Sequential Integer Programming Method for Discontinuous Labor Tour Scheduling."

1994. Michael P. Lillis, Medaille College and Raymond G. Hunt, State University of Now York at Buffalo. "An Application of Signal Detection Theory in the Evocation of Choice: Situational, Task and Individual Differences in Problem Recognition Performance."

1993. Ching-Chung Kuo and Krishna S. Dhir, The Pennsylvania State University at Harrisburg, and Fred W. Glover, University of Colorado at Boulder. "Maximizing Diversity: Concept, Formulations, and Applications."

1992. S. Christian Albright, F. Robert Jacobs and John R. Willems, Indiana University. "Representing Process and Group Technology Layouts with a Closed Network Queueing Model."

1991. Renu Ramnarayanan and William L. Gardner, III, University of Mississippi. "Interactions Among Presentation Formats, Cognitive Styles and Time Constraints: An Experimental Study."

1990. J. Keith Ord, The Pennsylvania State University, and Anne B. Koehler, Miami University. "A Structural Model for the Multiplicative Holt-Winters Method."

1989. Chao-Hsien Chu and Wenyih Lee, Iowa State University. "A Comparison of 0-1 Integer Programming Models for Manufacturing Cell Formation."

1988. Paul C. Nutt, The Ohio State University. "Formulation Tactics Used by Managers in Strategic Decision Making."

1987. William I. Bullers, Jr., University of New Mexico. "A Tripartite Approach to Information Systems Development."

1985. Mark I. Rosen, Ramon J. Aldag, and Harold J. Joseph, University of Wisconsin-Madison. "Workplace Coping: Development of a Structural Equation Model."

1983. Lee J. Krajewski, The Ohio State University, Barry E. King, The Ohio State University, Larry P. Ritzman, The Ohio State University, Danny S. Wong, Chinese University of Hong Kong. "Kanban, MRP, and Shaping the Production Environment."

1981. Bruce L. Golden, University of Maryland, and Edward A. Wasil, University of Maryland. "A Curve Fitting Experiment in Estimating Optimal Solution Values to Travelling Salesman Problems."

1980. Harvey J. Brightman, Georgia State University. "Teaching Quantitative Methods by General Problem Solving Heuristics."

1979. H. Albert Napier and Earle Steinberg. "Optimal Multi-Level Lot Sizing for Requirements Planning Systems."

1978. Bert M. Steece, University of Oregon. "Model Adequacy: A Bayesian Viewpoint."

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International Meeting Paper Awards

1999 Best Theoretical Papers

Jose H. Dula, University of The Mississippi, USA, and R.M. Thrall, Rice University, USA. "Accelerating DEA over Multiple Models and Forms with Frame."

Karl Inderfurth, Otto - von-Guericke Univ., Germ., A.G. de Kok, Eindhoven Univ. Technology, Netherlands, and S.D.P. Flapper, Eindhoven Univ. of Technology, Netherlands. "Product Recovery Policies in Stochastic Remanufacturing Systems with Multiple Reuse Options."

Salvatore Greco, Universita di Catania, Italy, Benedetto Matarazzo, Universita di Catania, Italy, and Roman Slowinski, Poznan Technical University, Poland. "On Joint Use of Indiscernibility, Similarity and Dominance in Rough Approximation of Decision Classes."

1999 Best Application Papers

Krishna S. Dhir, Pennsylvania State University,USA, Warren H. Platt, Swinburne Univ. of Tec., Australia, and Garry Watts, Swinburne Univ. of Tec., Australia. "A Judgement-Analytic Decision Support System for the Management of Admissions to an Academic Program of Study."

Joanna R. Baker, Univ. of North Carolina-Charlotte,USA, A.Cem Saydam, Univ. of North Carolina-Charlotte,USA, and Pamela K. Lattimore, Research Triangle Institute,USA. "An Interactive Workload, Risk Balancing Model and Decision Support System for Probationer Assignment."

1999 Best Interdisciplinary Integration Papers

Stavros Zenios, University of Cyprus, Cyprus, and Andreas C. Soteriou, University of Cyprus, Cyprus. "On the Improvement of Efficiency, Quality and Profitability of Banking Services."

Journal Awards

Decision Sciences Journal

2006 Decision Sciences Journal Best Paper
Amrit Tiwana, Iowa State University; Mark Keil, Georgia State University; and Robert G. Fichman, Boston College
IS Project Continuation in Escalation Situations: A Real Options Approach

2005 Decision Sciences Journal Best Paper
Joy Field, Boston College; K.K. Sinha, University of Minnesota
Applying Process Knowledge for Yield Variation Reduction: A Longitudinal Field Study

2005 Decision Sciences Journal Outstanding Associate Editors
Asoo Vakharia, University of Florida
Arun Rai,Georgia State University

2005 Decision Sciences Journal Outstanding Reviewers
Rob Fichman, Boston College
Nancy Lea Hyer,Vanderbilt University
Andreas Soteriou,University of Cyprus

2004 Decision Sciences Journal Best Empirical Paper
The Impact of Organizational Culture on Time-Based Manufacturing and Performance [Vol. 35, No. 4]
Abraham Y. Nahm, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire; Mark A. Vonderembse, The University of Toledo; and Xenophon A. Koufteros, Florida Atlantic University

2004 Decision Sciences Journal Best Analytical/Theoretical Paper
A Comparison of Arbitration Procedures for Risk-Averse Disputants [Vol. 35, No. 4]
Michael J. Armstrong, Carleton University, Ottawa

2004 Decision Sciences Journal Best Associate Editors
Paul A. Rubin, Michigan State University
Urban Wemmerlöv, University of Wisconsin-Madison

2004 Decision Sciences Journal Best Reviewers
Rachna Shah, University of Minnesota
Natalie Simpson, University at Buffalo-SUNY

Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education

2006 Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education Best Papers

Alvin Hwang, Pace University; J.B. Arbaugh, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
Virtual and Traditional Feedback-Seeking Behaviors: Underlying Competitive Attitudes and Consequent Grade Performance

Rhonda Syler, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Casey G. Cegielski, Sharon L. Oswald and R. Kelley Rainer, Jr., Auburn University
Examining Drivers of Course Performance: An Exploratory Examination of an Introductory CIS Applications Course

Sean B. Eom, Southeast Missouri State University; Nicholas Ashill, School of Marketing and International Business, New Zealand; H. Joseph Wen, Southeast Missouri State University
The Determinants of Students' Perceived Learning Outcomes and Satisfaction in University Online Education: An Empirical Investigation

2005 Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education Best Papers

Johnny Rungtusanatham (Arizona State University), Lisa M Ellram (Arizona State University), Sue Siferd (Arizona State University), Steve Salik (Arizona State University)
Toward a Typology of Business Education in the Internet Age

Marc Schniederjans (University of Nebraska-Lincoln), Eyong B Kim (University of Hartford)
Relationship of Student Undergraduate Achievement and Personality Characteristics in a Total Web-based Environment: An Empirical Study

2004 Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education Best Paper (Vol. 1, No. 1)
Gary Koppenhaver and Charles B. Shrader, Iowa State University
Structuring the Classroom for Performance: Cooperative Learning with Instructor Assigned Teams

2004 Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education Best Paper (Vol. 1, No. 2)
Dan Baugher, Andrew Varanelli, and Ellen Weisbord, Pace University
Student Hits in an Internet-Supported Course: How Can Instructors Use Them and What Do They Mean?

2004 Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education Best Paper (Vol. 2, No. 1)
David A. Bradbard, Winthrop University; Darrell F. Parker, Georgia Southern University; and Gary L. Stone, Winthrop University
An Alternate Multiple-Choice Scoring Procedure in a Macroeconomics Course

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