Jack J. Baroudi
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Professor of Accounting & MIS and Interim Chair
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Education:
- PhD New York University - Computer Applications & Information Systems (1984)
- M of Philosophy New York University (1982)
- BS BA Boston University - MIS & Quantitative Methods (1979)
Professional:
- Director, Deutsche Bank - Global Equities Division (Equities Learning & Development)
- Director, Cisco Systems, Inc - Workforce Development & Learning Technologies
- Principal, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter - Human Resources & Training & Development
Honors:
- Heyman Faculty Fellowship (1986-1987)
- Excellence in Teaching Award - NYU (1987)
- ACM Recognition of Service (1988)
Teaching Interests:
- Strategic IS
- Management of Information Systems
Recent Work:
- Blue, J., Serva, M., Baroudi, J., “Human versus Virtual Moments: A Proposed Theoretical Framework for Understanding Their Implications in the Workplace,” submitted to the 2009 SIGMIS Conference.
- Benamati, J., Fuller, M., Serva, M., Baroudi, J., “Clarifying the Integration of Trust and TAM in E-Commerce Environments: Implications for Systems Design and Management,” under revision at IEEE Transactions for Engineering Management.
- Serva, M., Baroudi, J., and Kydd, C., “The Effects of Stereotype Threat on MIS Students: Are Our Female Students Underperforming?” under review at Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education.
