Faye
A. Sisk, Ph.D.
Director of Graduate Programs and Associate Professor of
(678) 547-6127, Fax (678) 547-6160
Email: sisk_fa@mercer.edu
Period: Fall 2003 – Fall 2008
EDUCATION and PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION:
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE:
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE:
PUBLISHED RESEARCH: PEER REVIEWED JOURNALS
“Strategies for Managing Organizational
Politics to Optimize the Quality Chain through Total Quality Management” co-authored
with Arthur L. Rutledge Ethics &
Critical Thinking Journal September 2008.
“Increasing Small
Business Strategic Speed through Information Technology Empowered Teams”
co-authored with Arthur L. Rutledge Business
Journal for Entrepreneurs March 2008.
PUBLISHED RESEARCH: PEER REVIEWED
PROCEEDINGS
“Sarbanes-Oxley and Its Impact on Non-Profit
Health Care Organizations” The International Academy of Business and Public
Administration Disciplines Proceedings, January, 2005.
“The Risk vs. The Reward: Beating the Odds
of an Epidemic” Association of Global Business Conference Proceedings, November
2003.
PRESENTATIONS:
“Rethinking Forecasting: An imperative whose time has
come” Production and Operations Management Society, May 2008 (with Arthur L.
Rutledge).
“Is OODA Just so much Voodoo? Contrasting the OODA
Loop or Boyd Cycle to Conventional Approaches of Strategic Decision Making” Decision Science Institute, November 2007
(with Arthur L. Rutledge).
PROFESSIONAL
PRESENTATIONS & CONSULTING:
“From
Spillover to Waterfall: The Impact of Sarbanes-Oxley on Healthcare
Organizations”. Presented to the Voluntary
Hospitals
of America. September, 2005.
Consultant for Ardent Health
Systems, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Engagement included operations & workflow
assessment;
personnel reorganization
& leadership development plan; training program & curriculum development
for multi-hospital & reference laboratory information system Implementation
involving 400 employees in 6 locations. Summer 2007.
WORKING
PAPERS:
“The Continual Evolution of Corporate Responsibility
and Global Workplace Safety” target publication Journal of Human Resource
Management.
“Forecasting as an Interdisciplinary Topic for
Business Education” target publication Journal of Education for Business
ACADEMIC REVIEWER:
·
International
Journal of Management and Innovation
·
American
Journal of Managed Care
·
Southern
Management Association Annual Meeting
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