School of Business

Honors and Research

 

Selected Honors 

  • Honorable Mention for Best Pedagogy Paper Award. International Association for Computer Information Systems 2011 Conference, Mobile, AL, October 5-8, 2011.  Paper was co-authored with Darwin L. King and entitled   "AACSB Accredited Institutions and the Web 2.0:  Lagging Behind Businesses in Social Networking Implementation." 


  • Best Paper of Track Award, American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences 18th Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, NV, February 18-21, 2011. Paper was entitled "Franciscan Values and the Business Information Systems Club: Applying the Systems Approach to Utilize Vocation for the Benefit of Society. 

 

  • Best Paper of Track Award, American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences 16th Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, NV, February 19-22, 2009.  Paper was co-authored with Darwin L. King and entitled "The Undergraduate Blogosphere: Academic Class Activity and Perceptions." 

Refereed Journal Articles

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "AACSB Accredited Institutions and the Web 2.0: Lagging Behind Businesses in Social Networking Implementation."  Issues in Information Systems, Volume XII(2), 2011, 1-8. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "Twitter Usage in the Fortune 50: A Marketing Opportunity?"  Journal of Marketing Development and Competitiveness, 5.3, 2011, 94-103. 

  

Young, K. and Carl J. Case.  "Ethical Decision Making Among Addicted and Non-addicted Internet Users."  Business Research Yearbook, Global Business Perspectives, Volume XVIII(1), 2011, 55-61. 

  

Case, Carl J. "Franciscan Values and the Business Information Systems Club: Applying the Systems Approach to Utilize Vocation for the Benefit of Society." ASBBS E-Journal, 7.1, 2011, 23-27.  

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "Cutting Edge Communication: Microblogging At The Fortune 200, Twitter Implementation and Usage."  Issues in Information Systems, Volume XI(1), 2010, 216-223. 

  

Case, Carl J., King, Darwin L., and Kimberly DeSimone. "The Virtual World: An Environment for Undergraduate Learning."  Research in Higher Education Journal, 8, 2010, 106-112. 

  

Young, Kimberly S. and Carl J. Case.  "Computer Ethics: Gender Effects and Employee Internet Misuse."  Issues in Information Systems, Volume X(2), 2009, 598-603. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "The Undergraduate Blogosphere: Academic Class Activity and Perceptions." ASBBS E-Journal, 5.1, 2009, 167-175. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "Phishing for Undergraduate Students."  Research in Higher Education Journal, 1, 2008, 100-106. 

  

Case, Carl J., King, Darwin L., Kasperski, Michael D., and Ann H. Lehman.  "E-Social Behavior: Are Academic Class and Identity Theft Factors?"  Issues in Information Systems, Volume IX(2), 2008, 361-368. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "Have Undergraduates Decided to Be E-Social?"  Business Research Yearbook, Global Business Perspectives, Volume XV, 2008, 147-152. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Donald J. Swanz.  "A Decision Support Model for the China Studies Program."  Business Research Yearbook, Global Business Perspectives, Volume XV, 2008, 81-86. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "Phishing for Undergraduates."  Proceedings of the American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences, 15.1, Las Vegas, NV, February 21-23, 2008, -. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "Weblogs: An Exploratory Study of Undergraduate Behavior By Activity and Gender."  Issues in Information Systems, Volume VIII(1), 2007, 24-29. 

  

King, Darwin L. and Carl J. Case.  "E-Cheating: Are Students Misusing IT?"  Issues in Information Systems, Volume VIII(1), 2007, 71-75. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "The Decision to E-Cheat."  Business Research Yearbook, Global Business Perspectives, Volume XIV, 2007, 143-148. 

  

Case, Carl J.  "Preparing IS Students with Effective Team Skills."  Issues in Information Systems, Volume VII(1), 2006, 72-76. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "Is Undergraduate Spam Under Control?"  Issues in Information Systems, Volume VII(2), 2006, 322-326. 

  

Case, Carl J.  "Effectively Designing and Implementing the Successful Business Freshmen Experience Course."  Academy of Educational Leadership Journal, 10.1, 2006, 105-117. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "Student Online Purchase Decision Making: An Analysis by Product Category."  Business Research Yearbook, Global Business Perspectives, Volume XIII, 2006, 107-111. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "A Longitudinal Assessment of Instant Messaging."  Issues in Information Systems, Volume VI(2), 2005, 141-146. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "Is Undergraduate Spam Reaching an Epidemic Level?"  Business Research Yearbook, Global Business Perspectives, Volume XII, 2005, 107-111. 

  

Case, Carl J., Brian V. Larson, Richard P. Silkoff.  "Introducing the Vision Model of Virtual Networking."  Business Research Yearbook, Global Business Perspectives, Volume XII, 2005, 178-182. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Julie A. Case.  "The USA PATRIOT Act: Undergraduate Privacy Concerns."  Business Research Yearbook, Global Business Perspectives, Volume XII, 2005, 122-126. 

  

Case, Carl J.  "Spyware:  An Exploration of Incidence and Student Perception."  Issues in Information Systems, Volume V(1), 2004, 63-69. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "Student Online Auction Fraud: Perception and Reality."  Business Research Yearbook, Global Business Perspectives, Volume XI, 2004, 163-167. 

  

Young, Kimberly S. and Carl J. Case.  "Internet Abuse in the Workplace: New Trends in Risk Management."  CyberPsychology & Behavior 7.1, 2004, 105-111.

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "Are Undergraduates Using the Internet Productively?"  Issues in Information Systems, Volume IV(1), 2003, 45-51. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "Quantifying Student Internet Purchasing Behavior."  Business Research Yearbook, Global Business Perspectives, Volume X, 2003, 88-92. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "Are Student Internet Use Policies Effective?"  Issues in Information Systems, Volume III, 2002, 76-81. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Kimberly S. Young.  "Employee Internet Use Policy: An Examination of Perceived Effectiveness."  Issues in Information Systems, Volume III, 2002, 82-88. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Kimberly S. Young.  "Employee Internet Management: Current Business Practices and Outcomes."  CyberPsychology & Behavior 5.4, 2002, 355-361. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "Student Electronic Mail Behavior, Productive or Dysfunctional?"  Business Research Yearbook, Global Business Perspectives, Volume IX, 2002, 331-335. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Darwin L. King.  "Student Internet Misuse, an Examination of E-Behavior by Gender."  The Business Review Journal, 1.0, 2002, 28-31. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Kimberly S. Young.  "Employee Internet Misuse: An Epidemic in Need of a Research Framework."  Journal of Business and Information Technology 1.1, 2001, 30-36. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Kimberly S. Young.  "A Preliminary Investigation of Employee Internet Misuse."  Issues in Information Systems, Volume II, 2001, 43-49. 

  

Case, Carl J.  "A Survivor's Approach to Student Teams."  Current Perspectives in Business and Behavioral Sciences, Volume 2, 2001, 93-102. 

  

Case, Carl J.  "Electronic Mail Dysfunction: A Reality Check." CyberPsychology & Behavior 2.5, 1999, 413-418. 

  

Case, Carl J. and Lizabeth Matz.  "Internet Electronic Mail: A Viable Research Tool?" Asia Journal of Business and Entrepreneurship 1.1, February 1998, 95-111. 

  

Case, Carl J.  "Imaging Technologies:  A Strategic Organizational Solution."  Journal of Systems Management 44.7, July 1993, 12-16.