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PhD 杏吧原创 & Faculty Present at Advances in Business Management Conference

Posted on November 3, 2025 by Mitchell College of Business
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The 2025 Advances in Business Management Conference provided Mitchell College of Business PhD students and alumni with a unique opportunity to network with fellow academics, present research and receive valuable feedback. 

Additionally, Dr. Joe Hair, Distinguished Professor of Marketing and director of Mitchell College PhD program, provided the conference's Keynote Speech on advanced research methods.

Research awards included:

Award for Distinguished Conceptual Contribution 

  • Kristen Keating, 鈥淐onserving Resources Across Roles in a Remote Work Environment: Can Conscientiousness Negatively Impact the Remote Work 鈥� Work-Life Balance Relationship鈥�
  • Andrya Allen & Dr. Robyn Brouer, 鈥淓volving Sage: How Multi-Archetypes Can Strengthen or Deteriorate Sage Brands
  • Alli Forrester, 鈥淲orkplace Families and the Power of Toxic Positivity鈥�

Award for Distinguished Empirical Paper

Award for Distinguished Abstract

  • Dr. April Mondy (Delta State University) & Dr. Christina Wassenaar, 鈥淭he Entanglement Dilemma in Servant Leadership: Exploring the Tipping Point in Leader Depletion鈥�

The Mitchell College of Business PhD program committed to supporting professionals who are ready to advance their careers by applying cutting edge research approaches and academic excellence to solve challenging business problems and pursue emerging opportunities.

Individuals interested in pursuing a PhD in Business Administration are encouraged to contact the Department of Graduate Programs at the Mitchell College of Business to learn more about future enrollment opportunities.

Phone: (251) 460-6418
Email: mcobgraduate@southalabama.edu

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