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(October 24, 2008) Fourth Down A Look at CoB Google Scholar Cites by Fourth-Best Source Several reports here at USMNEWS.net have examined Google Scholar cites scores for CoB faculty. These have generally aggregated all of each faculty’s GS cites and ranked the CoB’s faculty from first to last on the basis of an aggregate score. Like previous reports, this report ranks CoB faculty, from first to last, based on GS cites. However, it does so using only GS cites counts from each faculty’s fourth-best publication (i.e., each faculty’s fourth most heavily-cited paper).

(October 24, 2008) A Look at CoB Google Scholar Cites by Third-Best Source Several reports here at USMNEWS.net have examined Google Scholar cites scores for CoB faculty. These have generally aggregated all of each faculty’s GS cites and ranked the CoB’s faculty from first to last on the basis of an aggregate score. Like previous reports, this report ranks CoB faculty, from first to last, based on GS cites. However, it does so using only GS cites counts from each faculty’s third-best publication (i.e., each faculty’s third most heavily-cited paper).

(October 28, 2008) CoB News, 28 October 2008 Google Scholar Revisits Accounting It has been a few months since we examined Google Scholar cites in the CoB’s accounting department. We revisit the accountants’ Google Scholar citations in Table 1 below.

(October 29, 2008) Special Report Google Scholar Cites, Fall ‘08 An Investigative Series on CoB Faculty Research Credentials This particular installment in USMNEWS.net’s Special Report series revisits Google Scholar cites across the CoB’s 70 faculty members. The updated data are all presented (and ranked) in Table 1 below:

(October 29, 2008) CoB News, 29 October 2008 Google Scholar Revisits Management & Tourism Management It has been a few months since we examined Google Scholar cites in the CoB’s management unit. We revisit the management professors’ Google Scholar citations in Table 1 below.

(November 15, 2008) CoB Human Resources Update November, 2008 Former CoB MGT & MKT chair, Barry Babin (shown below), is back on the academic research trail. Now the head of Louisiana Tech’s marketing department, Babin recently had a paper accepted by the B-level Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services.