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New Faces FACULTY G L E N KO B U S S E N is a lecturer in the Department of Accounting. Since 2000, Glen has taught in the areas of accounting, finance, leadership, statistics, strategic management, international business, and negotiations. He has taught at the U of S as well as St. Peter’s College, First Nations University, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, and Cape Breton University. Previously Glen also served as president of St. Peter’s College and CEO for Great Plains College. The majority of his current research focuses on strategic and performance management. Glen has worked with several Saskatchewan and Manitoba Crown Corporations in the area of performance management programs.
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R O M A N L U K YA N E N KO is an assistant professor in the Department of Finance and Management Science. Prior to joining Edwards, Roman was an assistant professor of information systems and business analytics at Florida International University. He got his Ph.D. from Memorial University of Newfoundland, receiving the best dissertation award in the field of information systems. In his research, Roman investigates and develops innovative information technologies (e.g., crowdsourcing, business analytics) and novel information quality and database management approaches in hopes to tackle major societal challenges (e.g., managing dwindling natural resources, improving healthcare).
MINA ROHANI is an assistant professor of marketing at the Edwards School. Before her doctoral studies, she worked in industry as a marketing manager in a high-tech telecommunication company. Mina’s research interests revolve around service marketing, online public complaining, and consumer behavior. She concentrates on understanding the effects of asking questions on consumer revenge and reconciliation over time. Mina has received several awards and scholarships for the academic excellence and quality of her research.
JULIE TSUI is a lecturer in the Department of Accounting. She joins Edwards as an alumna of the University of Saskatchewan (B.Comm.) and a Chartered Professional Accountant, and also recently obtained her MBA. Her accounting experience has been varied, although primarily focused in the non-profit and educational sectors. The desire to give back to the accounting profession led her to become a sessional instructor first for the Certified General Accountants and then with the Edwards School of Business. She brings to her teaching role an enthusiasm to communicate accounting concepts in a manner that makes them understandable, practical and fun.
S H A N WA N G is an associate professor in the Department of Finance and Management Science. She earned her Ph.D. in management information systems at McMaster University, and M.Sc. in economics from Queen’s University. Before joining the Edwards School of Business, she worked in the school of business at Renmin University of China as an associate professor. She has experience teaching at the undergraduate, masters and doctoral levels. Her primary research interests focus on electronic commerce, social commerce and the business value of Big Data.
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