GWENDOLYN PATE, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ACCOUNTANCY
AND UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS DIRECTOR
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(November 1, 2008) BREAKING NEWS Pate, Zantow Named New Assistant Deans HATTIESBURG -- After a series of interviews with internal candidates, new CoB dean Lance Nail recently announced that associate professor of accounting Gwen Pate and associate professor of management Kenneth Zantow will assume the new duties of assistant dean in the CoB. Pate essentially continues her current administrative duties in Hattiesburg, which include oversight of undergraduate academic services. Zantow now represents the CoB-GC and will administer graduate academic services for the CoB.
(December 16, 2008) Dear Santa: I have been so good this year that I can hardly believe it. I really do not know what to ask for because I have been given so much this year. I have this great job where I walk around and talk to everyone and get paid for it. But even better, I was given a new job that I get to do that and get even more money for it so work is good. At home, I get to see my son grow up; I am happy those fears were wrong. No worries as long as “you know who” has to stay away from us.
(March 2, 2009) Two Months On Two months ago, Dean Nail named Gwen Pate and Ken Zantow to be new Assistant Deans in the CoB. From reports set to and gathered by usmnews.net, here is a status report:
(March 9, 2009) Ghastly Service Ghosts A LOOK AT FALL 2008 SERVICE DERELICTION IN THE COB Faculty in the CoB’s management and marketing department (MGT & MKT) have, on occasion, referred to CoB economics professor Mark Klinedinst as “the ghost.” They do so because Klinedinst has spent much of his tenure in USM’s CoB out of USM’s CoB. Put simply – he has, over the past 20+ years, rarely been around Greene Hall (JAG). Had he been a stellar researcher, such behavior could be excused. In Klinedinst’s case, however, there has not been a publication in an indexed journal article since 1998, an oft-cited statistic in reports and editorials here at USMNEWS.net.
(March 24, 2009) Our Most Talented Colleagues Unique A-Level Hits of Current & Former CoB Faculty – Accounting
(August 11, 2009) Special Report The GS Cites Trap An Investigative Series on CoB Faculty Research Credentials Recent reports here at USMNEWS.net have examined Google Scholar cites to research conducted by various CoB faculty. As in past reports in this series, the data examined recently have been unadjusted GS cites. That is, there has been no accounting for self-cites in the overall data. This report addresses that issue by subtracting self-cites from the overall data, using a 6-Aug-09 GS cites search for ACC.