M.S. May The Effects of Co-Creation and Satisfaction on She is a PhD student UCF – Elaine Mathis Subjective Well-Being Fl. 2013 Josh M.S. Project Management in the Hospitality and Assistant Director of the VT Burnheimer May Tourism Industry A Framework for Event Alumni Center – 2013 Planning Eunju Woo PhD. May The Impact of Tourism Development on Assistant Professor at 2013 Community Stakeholders’ Quality of Life University in Korea. Mallory Taylor M.S. May A Market Segmentation Based on Quality of Marketing and Research Life Indicators and Wellness Attributes Assistant at Franklin 2014 Southampton Economic Development, Inc. VA. Mehmet M. PhD. May An Examination of the Link between RM Assistant Professor at the 2015 Implementation Strategies and Performance University of Central Florida He received the HTM Michael D. Olsen Research Award (Co-chaired with Dr. Zvi Schwartz) Meghan M.S. May Using Event Attendees’ Perceived Value of Event PhD Student at Virginia 2015 Design to Evaluate Overall Satisfaction Tech Beardsley Jeongyong Jew M.S. May Links between Cultural-Heritage Tourism and PhD Student at Virginia 2015 Overall Sense of Tourism Well-Being Tech Candice M.S. non Mobile Application in Travel Agencies Working for Lincoln Tours – (Chang) Liu thesis and Cruise Center, L.A. A Case of Lincoln Tours and Cruise Center California Lina (Hyelin) PhD May An Examination of Salient Dimensions of Senior Assistant Professor at the Kim 2015 Tourist Behavior: Relationships among Personal University of Las Vegas Values, Travel Constraints, Travel Motivation, and (UNLV) Quality of Life (QoL). She received the Pamplin College of Business Doctoral Student Research Award, 2015. Tracie Morgan M.S. non Are Virginia Bed and Breakfasts’ socially Senior Relationship – thesis 2016 responsible Specialist |NMLSR#659469 SunTrust Bank Officer | 2013, 2014 & 2015 Platinum Performance Excellence Award Winner Office: 540.731.9264 | Fax: 888-328-2199 | Note: 1992 served over 20 other graduate student committees at Virginia Tech and acted as external examiner for 6 dissertations / theses in other countries. RESEARCH AND SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Tourism Development: Formulation and implementation of effective tourist demand estimation models and demand-supply interaction models; Economic impacts of tourism and feasibility studies (hotels) Methods of market segmentation and appropriate marketing strategy formation; Visitor motivation and satisfaction research. Tourism Hospitality Quality–of- life (QOL) Research. –
Elaine Mathis M.S. May 2013 The Effects of Co-Creation and Satisfaction on Subjective Well-Being She is a PhD student UCF – Fl. Josh Burnheimer M.S. May 2013 Project Management in the Hospitality and Tourism Industry – A Framework for Event Planning Assistant Director of the VT Alumni Center Eunju Woo PhD. May 2013 The Impact of Tourism Development on Community Stakeholders’ Quality of Life Assistant Professor at University in Korea. Mallory Taylor M.S. May 2014 A Market Segmentation Based on Quality of Life Indicators and Wellness Attributes Marketing and Research Assistant at Franklin Southampton Economic Development, Inc. VA. Mehmet M. PhD. May 2015 An Examination of the Link between RM Implementation Strategies and Performance He received the HTM Michael D. Olsen Research Award (Co-chaired with Dr. Zvi Schwartz) Assistant Professor at the University of Central Florida Meghan Beardsley M.S. May 2015 Using Event Attendees’ Perceived Value of Event Design to Evaluate Overall Satisfaction PhD Student at Virginia Tech Jeongyong Jew M.S. May 2015 Links between Cultural-Heritage Tourism and Overall Sense of Tourism Well-Being PhD Student at Virginia Tech Candice (Chang) Liu M.S. – non thesis Mobile Application in Travel Agencies A Case of Lincoln Tours and Cruise Center Working for Lincoln Tours and Cruise Center, L.A. California Lina (Hyelin) Kim PhD May 2015 An Examination of Salient Dimensions of Senior Tourist Behavior: Relationships among Personal Values, Travel Constraints, Travel Motivation, and Quality of Life (QoL). She received the Pamplin College of Business Doctoral Student Research Award, 2015. Assistant Professor at the University of Las Vegas (UNLV) Tracie Morgan M.S. – non thesis 2016 Are Virginia Bed and Breakfasts’ socially responsible Senior Relationship Specialist |NMLSR#659469 SunTrust Bank Officer | 2013, 2014 & 2015 Platinum Performance Excellence Award Winner Office: 540.731.9264 | Fax: 888-328-2199 | Note: 1992 served over 20 other graduate student committees at Virginia Tech and acted as external examiner for 6 dissertations / theses in other countries. RESEARCH AND SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Tourism Development: Formulation and implementation of effective tourist demand estimation models and demand-supply interaction models; Economic impacts of tourism and feasibility studies (hotels) Methods of market segmentation and appropriate marketing strategy formation; Visitor motivation and satisfaction research. Tourism – Hospitality Quality–of- life (QOL) Research.