Meet our UMSL DBA Alumni
Choosing UMSL DBA means joining a dynamic community that extends far beyond your years of study. Our alumni network is vibrant and engaging, filled with professionals who have pursued diverse research interests. By becoming part of the UMSL DBA family, you'll gain access to a wealth of knowledge and connections that will support your career growth long after graduation. Explore the various research concentrations of our alumni below and see how they can help expand your professional network. Join us and be part of a legacy of excellence and innovation in business research.
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Dr. Naomi Akins-OsumaOrganizational Characteristics as Drivers of Employer Attraction |
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Dr. David BeverlyThe Influence of News Media on ESG Ratings: Analyzing Media Sentiment Around ESG Rating Changes |
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Dr. Josh Copeland |
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Dr. Jesse Core |
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Dr. Ashley GillDevelopment and Validation of the Informal Safety Leadership Measure |
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Dr. Tonya HumphreyGuardrails for Growth: Governing Open-Source Software Risk in Healthtech Startups |
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Dr. Sara LewisAccountability for Unethicality: Monitoring, Policy, and Individual Attitudes |
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Dr. Rachelle MartinUnder the Surface of Perfectionism: A Qualitative Examination of Perfectionism in Women Leaders |
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Dr. Brian Newsom |
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Dr. Kristen Prince |
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Dr. Tonya RiversUnleashing Excellence: Strenghtening IT Leaders Through Executive Coaching |
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Dr. Will Rivers |
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Dr. Matthew Aplin-Houtz |
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Dr. Melissa HicksPresentation Format and Disclosure Overload: Evidence from the Public Sector |
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Dr. Sohaila Hussaini |
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Dr. Steven Kraml Secondary Market Management: How to Sustain and Manage Collectible Product’s Growth |
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Dr. Sean Leahy |
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Dr. Shannon Lively |
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Dr. Regina McWilliams |
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Dr. Scott Morris |
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Dr. Johnna Murray |
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Dr. Jo Pang |
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Dr. Nathan Pennington |
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Dr. Kara Rasmussen Has the PCAOB Maintained Political Independence? Evidence from Public Communication |
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Dr. Mark Sanders |
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Dr. Quimeka SaundersSee Me from Behind the Screen: Workplace Ostracism in a Remote Environment |
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Dr. Sachin SharmaUnraveling the Biases and Customer Heterogeneity in E-Commerce Recommendation Systems |
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Dr. Sarah Willey |
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Dr. Zhonghua Cao |
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Dr. Amy CooperThe Impact of Firm Size, Job Embeddedness, and Job Engagement on Turnover in Public Accounting Firms |
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Dr. Denish GangasinghA Managerial Ecosystem for Excellence in Hospital Administration |
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Dr. Adam Goldman |
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Dr. Michael Seals |
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Dr. Prakash ShahiFactors Influencing the Adoption of Smart-home Appliances: Users’ Perspectives |
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Dr. Sara TheisA Bright IDEA: Assessing Stakeholder Impact of Social Sustainability Strategies |
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Dr. Irene ZhangTransition to the New Revenue Standard: A Study of Firms’ Decisions to Adopt ASC 606 Early |
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Dr. Chris AndersonForecasting Demand for Optimal Inventory with Long Lead Times: An Automotive Aftermarket Case Study |
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Dr. Elizabeth BoyleThe Impact of Target Audit Quality on the Likelihood of Goodwill Impairment |
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Dr. Bill Butler |
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Dr. Gretchen Decker |
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Dr. Cindy Goodwin-SakEngaging Experts: Overcoming Established Trust in Risky Environments |
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Dr. Reggel "Fei" Han |
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Dr. Casey Jensen |
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Dr. Christopher Johnson |
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Dr. Colleen McClain-Mpofu |
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Dr. Paul NiemannWhich Attributes Separate Top-Performing Outside Sales People from the Rest? |
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Dr. Sammie ParsleyRelationship of Leader-Member Exchange on Role Stress and Burnout: A Public Accounting Perspective |
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Dr. Jaime Peters |
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Dr. Andrew Thomas |
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Dr. Michael WieckProfitably Risky: A Study of Medicare Capitation Contracts for Primary Care Medical Practices |
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Dr. Michelle Pipes |
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Dr. Honey Zimmerman |
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Dr. Robert Barclay |
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Dr. Scott Boswell |
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Dr. Rodney Carmack |
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Dr. Christine Holt |
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Dr. James E. Jordan Jr.Talent Retention: An Empirical Examination of a 21st Century United States Department of Agriculture |
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Dr. Donald J. MuethInvestment Advisor Succession Planning: Attitudes, Norms, and Control |
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Dr. Kei PangValue Creation by Private Equity Firms: A Resource-based View |
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Dr. Shailesh PatelDo User-Generated Rating Affect Hotel Valuations? An Analysis of the Chicago Hotel Market |
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Dr. Kevin Sansberry II |
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Dr. Steven Stout |
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Dr. James Xu |
DBA Alumni Network
Message From the DBA Alumni Network President
Dr. Bill Butler, Class of 2021
Hello and welcome from UMSL DBA Alumni Network!
Upon graduation, DBA students automatically become members of the DBA Alumni Network (DAN), a vibrant and empowering community dedicated to supporting the lifelong growth and success of its members while enhancing the reputation of the UMSL DBA program.
Our Mission: DAN focuses on key elements such as lifelong learning and continuous development. We provide alumni with access to cutting-edge research and professional development resources, fostering an environment of continuous improvement.
Networking and Collaboration: Our network enables meaningful connections that lead to mentorship and new opportunities. By emphasizing leadership and innovation, we encourage our members to take on influential roles and contribute to shaping their industries.
Celebrating Achievements: We celebrate the achievements of our members, fostering a sense of recognition and legacy that reinforces the pride associated with the DBA program.
Stay Connected: Here are some ways our DBA alumni stay connected with the program:
- Professional Development Webinars: Featuring graduates and outside speakers.
- Mentoring Opportunities: Providing guidance for current DBA students.
- Social Events: Semesterly events to engage with current UMSL DBA students and other alumni.
- Receptions: For incoming and graduating DBA students.
- Dissertation Committees: Participating and contributing to academic excellence.
Making an Impact: Our network aims to create a positive impact on society through intellectual engagement and expertise. By enhancing the visibility and prestige of the UMSL DBA brand.
We're excited to welcome you to the program and can't wait for you to join our alumni network after graduation!
