The Clary Seminar Series
The Clary Seminar Series is designed to encourage the exchange of ideas within and across Coles College disciplines. Each semester, we invite speakers from top research institutions and within Coles College to give presentations on their ongoing and most recently completed research projects.
The Seminar Series provides the faculty an excellent opportunity to directly interact with leaders in their research areas, get valuable feedback on their ongoing work from peers and also creates possibilities for high impact collaboration.
All seminars will be from 1:00-2:30 pm in Burruss Building, Room 269, unless otherwise notified. Take a look at our Campus Map for parking instructions and finding your way to our business building.
Spring 2024 Speakers and Faculty
January 19, 2024
Professor of Entrepreneurship
Coles College of Business, Kennesaw State University
Topic: Creating Innovation Value Through Generative AI: A Property Rights Perspective
Abstract
February 23, 2024
Associate Professor of Accounting
Coles College of Business, Kennesaw State University
Topic: Supplier Financing Agreements and Cash Flows
AbstractMarch 1, 2024
Assistant Professor of Marketing
Opus College of Business, University of St. Thomas
Topic: VR You Ready? A Few Studies of Virtual Reality in Marketing
Abstract
March 22, 2024
It’s About Centers Day
April 5, 2024
Assistant Professor of Accounting
Warrington College of Business, University of Florida
Topic: When is Bonding Worth the Risk? How Status Differences Moderate the Effect of Auditor-Manager Social Bonding on Manager Behavior
Abstract
April 12, 2024
Assistant Professor of Marketing
Coles College of Business, Kennesaw State University
Topic: Sales-Experienced Executives in Top Management Teams; Their Impact on CSR
Abstract
Seminar Coordinator
Jomon A. Paul
Phone: 470-578-6086
Email: jpaul17@kennesaw.edu
Department Representatives
Pramod Iyer (Marketing & Professional Sales)
Divesh Sharma (School of Accountancy)
Reza Vaezi (Information Systems)
Susan Young (Management & Entrepreneurship)
Leo MacDonald (Economics, Finance & Quantitative Analysis)
Seminar Archives