CARMA’s PhD Representatives
About CARMA PhD Representatives
CARMA’s PhD Representatives were selected in 2022 by Dr. Williams and the CARMA Team. Our main goal of having a representative from each school is so that each school can receive the most out of its CARMA Institutional membership. A CARMA PhD Representative will help us improve the benefits and service we provide to all CARMA Institutional Members.
Description of the Role
As a volunteer CARMA PhD Representative, we are hoping this person will:
- Be a source of input on how CARMA can best meet the needs of your institution
- Help us increase contact with doctoral students at your institution
- Help us connect with instructors of research/statistical methods at your school so they can consider incorporating CARMA content into their courses
- Update your institution about CARMA events that are available from your membership
In return for their efforts, we would show our appreciation to your CARMA PhD Representative by offering:
- An invitation to a special, live online CARMA PhD Representative Workshop
- An invitation to an in-person CARMA PhD Representative Reception at AOM
- A special CARMA PhD Representative Discount for a CARMA Live Online Short Course
- A special CARMA PhD Representative branded CARMA T-Shirt
2022-2023 CARMA PhD Representatives
Name | Affiliation |
Grace Ching Chi Ho | Arizona State University |
Siddharth Jain | Bhawan’s SPJIMR |
Zhefan Huang | University of Florida |
Colette Real | Dublin City University |
Carolina Bysh | Durham University |
Steven Zhou | George Mason University |
Anne Sophie Sabbatucci | Indiana University |
Arpita Jadav | Jacksonville University |
Uriel Saldivar | Michigan State University |
Ali Mchiri | New Mexico State University |
Leander De Schutter | Erasmus University Rotterdam |
Iryna Kalynychenko | York University |
Antoine Grenier Ouimet | Queen’s University |
Pol Solanelles | The University of Mississippi |
Tyler Fezzey | The University of Alabama |
Tsutomu Doiguchi | University of Arkansas |
Fabian Ahrens | University of Groningen |
Ui Young Sun | University of Illinois at Chicago |
Lena Zohrer | University of Klagenfurt |
Sadek Showkat | University of Louisville |
Christopher Winchester | University of Minnesota |
Vignesh Murugavel | University of Nebraska at Omaha |
Brandon Fogel | University of Nebraska Lincoln |
YU (John) WU | University of New South Wales |
Betsy Albritton | University of North Carolina at Charlotte |
Paula Kincaid | University of North Texas |
Jacob Whitney | University of Oklahoma |
Manal Chakra | University of Ottawa |
Alana Bell | University of South Alabama |
Juan DU | University of Sydney |
Rebecca Arwine | University of Tennessee |
Ryan Teschner | University of Texas at Dallas |
Lucia Barrera | University of Valencia |
Alisha Gupta | Virginia Commonwealth University |
Mackenzie Miller | West Virginia University |
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Exciting CARMA Events for Doctoral Students – Ph.D. Prep Group
The Ph.D. Prep Group will host a series of live online events that focus on developing research methods knowledge and skills needed for success as a doctoral student and faculty member. Different sessions will focus on topics related to specific needs of early, middle, and late-stage doctoral students. Examples may include learning the basics of different research methods and data analysis techniques, preparing for comprehensive exams, and developing the research methods section of a dissertation proposal. Others may relate to submitting conference papers and articles to academic journals, editorial review of articles, and job search and career management. The sessions will also give students from different participating schools the opportunity to network with peers from other schools and should supplement activities occurring within participants’ doctoral programs.
Schedule: October 6, 2022, November 18, 2022, February 10, 2023, March 24, 2023
About CARMA PhD Representatives
CARMA’s PhD Representatives were selected in 2021 by Dr. Williams and the CARMA Team. CARMA PhD Representatives help us improve the benefits and service we provide to all CARMA Institutional Members.
Description of the Role
As a volunteer CARMA PhD Representative, we are hoping this person will:
- Be a source of input on how CARMA can best meet the needs of your institution
- Help us increase contact with doctoral students at your institution
- Help us connect with instructors of research/statistical methods at your school so they can consider incorporating CARMA content into their courses
- Update your institution about CARMA events that are available from your membership
In return for their efforts, we would show our appreciation to your CARMA PhD Representative by offering:
- An invitation to a special, live online CARMA PhD Representative Workshop
- An invitation to an in-person CARMA PhD Representative Reception at AOM
- A special CARMA PhD Representative Discount for a CARMA Live Online Short Course
- A special CARMA PhD Representative branded CARMA T-Shirt
2021-2022 CARMA PhD Representatives
Name & Affiliation
Grace Ching Chi Ho – Arizona State University
Rajdeep Kaur – Auburn University
Jason Marshall – Binghamton University
Jenni Gudapati – Boise State University
Pooja Khatija – Case Western Reserve University, Weatherhead School of Management
Zhefan Huang – Department of Management, Warrington College of Business, University of Florida
Mounica Reddy – DePaul University
Colette Real – Dublin City University
Sibel Ozgen – Florida International University
Steven Zhou – George Mason University
Jeroen Verbouw – Ghent University
Xule Lin – Imperial College London
Devin Burnell – Indiana University
Arpita Jadav – Jacksonville University
Hong C. Li – Kent State University
Uriel Sadivar – Michigan State University
Denisha Seedoyal-Seereekissoon – Middlesex University
Yolanda Christophe – Morgan State University
Ali Mchiri – New Mexico State University
Gabrielle Decastro – Ohio University
Jayci Robison – Oklahoma State University
Julia Stevenson-Street – Purdue University
Felix Wu – Rice University
Leander De Schutter – Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Xueqing (Skye) Fan – Rutgers University
Eldar Sedaghatparast Saleh – Sabanci University
Iryna Kalynychenko – School of Human Resource Management, York University, Toronto, Canada
Antoine Grenier Ouimet – Smith School of Business at Queen’s University
Chi Hon Li – Texas A&M University
Wuyang Chen – The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Peter Carrera – The Ohio State University
Alex Marbut – The University of Alabama
Justin Jones – The University of Georgia
Georg Tamm – The University of Melbourne (Department of Management)
Pol Solanelles – The University of Mississippi
Tsutomu Doiguchi – University of Arkansas, Department of Strategy, Entrepreneurship, & Venture Innovation
Rick Laguerre – University of Connecticut
Fabian Ahrens – University of Groningen
Ui Young Sun – University of Illinois at Chicago
Nathan Black – University of Iowa
Lena Zohrer – University of Klagenfurt
Md Kamrul Islam – University of Lethbridge
Sadek Showkat – University of Louisville
Christopher Winchester – University of Minnesota
Sarah Willey – University of Missouri – St. Louis
Vignesh R. Murugavel – University of Nebraska at Omaha
Yu (John) Wu – University of New South Wales
Betsy Albritton – University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Sheryar Khan Tahirkheli – University of North Carolina, Greensboro
Paula Kincaid – University of North Texas
Murtaza Faruquee – University of Nottingham
Jacob Whitney – University of Oklahoma
Yanhong Li – University of Ottawa (Telfer School of Management)
Josephine Alice McKenzie – University of South Australia
Jonathon Geiger – University of Southern Mississippi
Juan Du – University of Sydney Business School
Ashley Roccapriore – University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Ryan Teschner – University of Texas at Dallas
Giselle Elaine Antoine – University of Washington, Foster Business School
Alisha Gupta – Virginia Commonwealth University
Ivett (Viva) Nsair – Wayne State University
Exciting CARMA Events for Doctoral Students – Ph.D. Prep Group
The Ph.D. Prep Group will host a series of live online events that focus on developing research methods knowledge and skills needed for success as a doctoral student and faculty member. Examples include learning the basics of different research methods and data analysis techniques, preparing for comprehensive exams, and developing the research methods section of a dissertation proposal. The sessions will also give students from different participating schools the opportunity to network with peers from other schools.
Schedule: January 21, 2022, April 8, 2022, April 22, 2022.