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Greg Lukianoff
Greg Lukianoff is the president of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) and has been with FIRE since 2001, when he was hired to be the organization's first director of legal and public advocacy. Greg is a member of the State Bar of California and the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States. Greg is the author of Unlearning Liberty: Campus Censorship and the End of American Debate and has published articles inThe Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, The Boston Globe, the New York Post, The Stanford Technology Law Review, The Chronicle of Higher Education, Reason, Congressional Quarterly, The Charleston Law Review, and numerous other publications. He is a blogger for the Huffington Post and authored a chapter in Templeton Press's anthology New Threats to Freedom, edited by Adam Bellow. Greg is a frequent guest on local and national syndicated radio programs, has represented FIRE on national television shows, including CBS Evening News, The O'Reilly Factor, MSNBC's Dr. Nancy, The Abrams Report, Hannity and Colmes, Stossel, Scarborough Country, and Buchanan and Press, and has testified before the U.S. Senate about free speech issues on America's campuses. In 2008 he became the first ever recipient of the Playboy Foundation Freedom of Expression Award and in 2010 he received Ford Hall Forum's Louis P. and Evelyn Smith First Amendment Award on behalf of FIRE.
Greg is a graduate of American University and of Stanford Law School, where he focused on First Amendment and constitutional law. Before joining FIRE, Greg practiced law in Northern California, interned at the ACLU of Northern California and the Organization for Aid to Refugees in Prague, Czech Republic, and was the development manager of the EnvironMentors Project in Washington, D.C. Greg, along with Harvey A. Silverglate and David French, is a co-author of FIRE's Guide to Free Speech on Campus. Greg is also a proud member of the board of directors of Philadelphia's Theatre Exile.
Robert Shibley
Senior Vice President
Robert L. Shibley, FIRE's Senior Vice President, is a native of Toledo, Ohio, and a graduate of Duke University and Duke University School of Law. Robert's undergraduate experience serving as the managing editor of the Duke Review newspaper, which frequently decried (and faced) administrative censorship and bias, led him to a career defending the rights of college and university students and faculty members. Since starting at FIRE in 2003, Robert has aided students and faculty members at dozens of colleges and universities. He is also a member of the bar in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Florida. As Senior Vice President, along with traveling to various campuses to speak about First Amendment issues, Robert has represented FIRE publicly on Stossel, Fox and Friends, and Lou Dobbs Tonight, in national and international radio and TV interviews, and in published editorials in the New York Post, Boston Globe, National Review, Providence Journal, Daily Oklahoman, and other newspapers. He also writes columns for The Daily Caller, Forbes.com, and Pajamas Media. Robert and his wife Araz live in Apex, North Carolina, with their two daughters, Grace and Cecily.
William Creeley
Director of Legal and Public Advocacy
William Creeley, FIRE's Director of Legal and Public Advocacy, is a proud native of Buffalo, N.Y. William graduated from New York University's Gallatin School of Individualized Study in 2003. As an undergraduate, he earned a B.A. magna cum laude in political science and critical theory, served as a student senator, received a Founders' Day Award, and was the graduation speaker for both the Gallatin School graduation ceremony and the All-University commencement. In 2006, William graduated from New York University School of Law, where he served as an associate executive editor for the New York University Law Review. A former FIRE legal intern (2004), William began defending student and faculty rights for FIRE in 2006. William has spoken to students, faculty, and administrators at events across the country and online and has led FIRE's Continuing Legal Education programs in New York and Pennsylvania. William has coauthored amicus curiae briefs submitted to a number of courts, including the Supreme Court of the United States and the United States Courts of Appeals for the Third, Ninth, and Eleventh Circuits. William has appeared on national cable television and radio on behalf of FIRE, and William's writing has been published by the Chronicle of Higher Education, Jurist, Inside Higher Ed, Daily Journal, the Charleston Law Review, the Providence Journal, The Boston Phoenix, Free Inquiry, The Legal Satyricon, and others. William is a member in good standing of the New York State Bar, the First Amendment Lawyers Association, and the Freedom of Expression Network.
Sean Clark
Vice President of Operations
Sean Clark graduated from Penn State University in 2003 where he earned a B.A. in Political Science and a minor in History. As an undergraduate, he presided over Undergraduate Student Government Senate as its president, chaired the Student Organization Appeals Board, and served as vice-chairman and later as chairman of Penn State Young Americans for Freedom. In 2001, Sean became involved with FIRE when the foundation intervened on the behalf of YAF in a religious liberty dispute with the university. Sean first started with FIRE in 2005 as a Program Associate, later serving as a Program Officer and Assistant to the President and now manages the day-to-day operations of the FIRE office.
Alisha Glennon
Director of Development
Alisha is a Philadelphia native who graduated from the College of William & Mary with a B.A. in Economics and a minor in Business Marketing. While in school, she was a member of Chi Omega sorority and played an active role on the chapter's Philanthropy committee. Alisha leads FIRE's development activities including donor relations, foundation grants, and fundraising events. Before joining FIRE six years ago, Alisha held a public affairs internship at Planned Parenthood. Alisha is a member of the Junior League of Philadelphia and the Association of Fundraising Professionals Philadelphia Chapter. She currently volunteers as a birth doula and lives in the Chestnut Hill section of the city with her husband, daughter, two Boston terriers Murphy and Millie, and one naughty kitten Georgie.
Samantha Harris
Director of Policy Research
Samantha Harris graduated from Princeton University with a degree in politics in 1999 and went on to earn her J.D. in 2002 from the University of Pennsylvania Law School, where she served on the editorial board of the Journal of Constitutional Law. Samantha joined FIRE in 2005 after serving as a law clerk for the late Honorable Jay C. Waldman of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and working as a litigation associate at the law firm of Pepper Hamilton LLP.
As Director of Policy Research, Samantha conducts extensive research on policies affecting speech at hundreds of colleges and universities and is the author of FIRE's annual Spotlight on Speech Codes report. She has also spoken to students, faculty, and administrators around the country, and has represented FIRE publicly on national television and radio as well as in publications including Inside Higher Ed and the New York Post. When not defending free speech on campus, Samantha enjoys cooking, a cappella singing, and playing the flute and piano.
Ashley Adams
Development Associate
Ashley is a proud Philadelphia native who graduated from Drexel University with a B.S. in communications, concentrating in corporate and public relations. Ashley first came to FIRE in 2011 through Drexel University's cooperative education program and worked as a Program Assistant. Before coming to FIRE, she interned at Greater Media Philadelphia in the sales and marketing department of WMGK radio. In addition to her work in development, Ashley also helps supervise students in the cooperative education program as well as helps manage the day-to-day operations of the FIRE office.
Pierce Babirak
Chief of Staff to the President
Pierce Babirak, a proud native of Maine, holds a Bachelors of Arts in History and Political Science from Grove City College and a Masters of Science in Education from the University of Pennsylvania. During his undergraduate studies, Pierce served as the president of his class for the Student Government Association and actively participated and competed in the theater arts as a director and actor. Prior to joining FIRE, Pierce interned for the president of The Heritage Foundation and completed the Teach For America program, teaching 7th and 8th grade mathematics in the School District of Philadelphia. Pierce's passion for the essential role free speech plays in education and social discourse is what led him to FIRE.
Peter Bonilla
Director, Individual Rights Defense Program
Peter Bonilla has been with FIRE since 2008 and worked with FIRE's Individual Rights Defense Program since 2009, becoming director in 2013. As Director he manages FIRE's caseload, writes frequently for FIRE's blog,The Torch, and has lectured to student groups and at student conferences around the country. Since January 2011, Peter has also been a contributor for the political commentary website PolicyMic, covering issues in American higher education. Prior to joining FIRE, Peter was Literary Manager of Philadelphia's InterAct Theatre Company, one of the country's top theatres for the development and production of new politically and socially-themed plays. He is also a past recipient of a fellowship in playwriting from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, and his first play was produced to critical acclaim in Arizona in September 2011. In 2009, Peter was a contestant on the television game show Jeopardy! His undergraduate degree, with a double major in theater arts and economics, is from the University of Pennsylvania.
Emily Buck
Program Officer, Campus Outreach
Emily graduated from James Madison University in 2011 with a B.A. in political science and a minor in studio art. As an undergraduate, Emily served as chairman of the JMU College Republicans and interned for the United States Senate in addition to interning for Regnery Publishing. Prior to joining FIRE, Emily worked at the Intercollegiate Studies Institute, promoting the conservative intellectual movement on America's college campuses. Emily's belief in the importance of the free and open exchange of ideas, especially at universities, is just one reason she is happy to be at FIRE.
Joseph Cohn
Legislative and Policy Director
Joseph Cohn, FIRE's Legislative and Policy Director, is a 2004 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Law School and the Fels Institute of Government Administration, where he earned his Juris Doctor and Masters in Government Administration. Prior to law school, Joe attended the University of Nevada at Las Vegas (UNLV), where he graduated cum laude and co-founded the university's ACLU chapter. A former staff attorney for the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit and law clerk in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, Joe joins FIRE having demonstrated a career-long dedication to advancing the cause of civil liberties. He has served as a staff attorney at the AIDS Law Project of Pennsylvania, where his work earned him accolades from The Legal Intelligencer and Pennsylvania Law Weekly ("2007 Lawyer on the Fast Track") in 2007 and from Super Lawyers magazine ("Rising Star") in 2008. In 2010, Joe taught at the University of Pennsylvania Law School as an adjunct professor, where he lectured on good trial practices and supervised law students as they represented real clients in both state and federal courts. Just prior to joining FIRE, Joe served as the interim legal director for ACLU affiliates in Nevada and Utah.
Ari Cohn
Program Officer, Legal and Public Advocacy
A native of Skokie, Illinois, Ari Cohn earned his J.D. cum laude from Cornell Law School, and his B.A. from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he studied political science and sociology. Growing up in Skokie, he studied the famous 'National Socialist Party of America' case at an early age, which cultivated a profound respect for the First Amendment, and a lifelong passion for free speech issues. He brings a diverse perspective on student disciplinary issues as well; as an undergraduate, he served on the University of Illinois' student conduct hearing committee, and later returned to work as a legal intern in its Office of University Counsel. Ari is a member of the Illinois State Bar, and previously served as a legal fellow for FIRE in 2011, after which he joined the Chicago office of Mayer Brown LLP, where he represented large multinational corporations in high-stakes commercial litigation. When not working to advance the cause of civil liberties, Ari enjoys playing the guitar and the violin, attending concerts, following his beloved Chicago and University of Illinois sports teams, and being dragged all around town by his spirited Siberian Husky.
Peyton Cudaback
Director, Finance and Operations
Peyton graduated from Drexel University in 2011 with a B.A. in communications, concentrating in global journalism. Through Drexel's cooperative education program, Peyton began working for FIRE in the spring of 2008 as a Program Assistant. After being on FIRE's staff for three years while finishing her undergraduate degree, she took on a full-time position as Assistant to the Vice President after her graduation. As part of her work at FIRE, Peyton will also supervise students from the same program that brought her to FIRE. Throughout her time at Drexel, Peyton was a member of the women's crew team. Outside of her involvement at FIRE, Peyton is a proud New Yorker and is passionate about the music and culture of the 1960s.
Bridget Glackin
Assistant Director of Development
Bridget Glackin graduated cum laude from Fordham University with a B.A. in History and Political Science in 2007. After earning her undergraduate degree, Bridget worked as a press officer at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research in New York City, focusing on issues such as culture, immigration, and higher education. In 2009, she returned to Fordham University to pursue an M.A. in Modern European History, completing her Master's thesis on the intersection of socialist and feminist ideologies in late 19th century Britain. This passion for the study of competing ideologies and her belief in the value of open scholarship drives her commitment to the preservation of liberty on America's college campuses.
Susan Kruth
Program Officer, Individual Rights Defense Program
Susan Kruth earned her B.A. from New York University's Gallatin School of Individualized Study in 2007, with a concentration in music and film. After a handful of short film and documentary gigs, Susan wanted to study the ways that the Constitution protects filmmakers, so she decided to go to law school. While attending the University of Virginia School of Law, she served as musical director of the law school's a cappella group, the A Cappellate Opinions, and performed in UVA Law's spring musical comedy program, the Libel Show. Susan earned her J.D. in 2011 and is now a member of the Virginia State Bar. She got her start working to protect free speech through a fellowship with the Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free Expression in Charlottesville, Virginia. She has also completed civil rights internships with the Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund and the American Civil Liberties Union LGBT & AIDS Project. Susan is happy to have finally landed at FIRE, where she can continue to focus on defending freedom of expression and the right to due process.
Gina Luttrell
Program Associate, Public Awareness Project
Gina graduated cum laude from Georgia's Agnes Scott College in 2011, receiving a B.A. in philosophy and political science. While in college, she co-founded and lead the Agnes Scott College Libertarians, which held a number of free speech events on campus during her tenure. After graduating, Gina completed the Koch Summer Fellow Program through the Institute for Humane studies at the Sam Adams Alliance, where she completed projects in web and graphic design. In 2012, her passion for discourse and discussion led her to FIRE.
Azhar Majeed
Director, Individual Rights Education Program
Azhar Majeed, a native of Grosse Pointe, Michigan, received a B.A. in Political Science with a minor in History from the University of Michigan in 2004. He is also a 2007 graduate of the University of Michigan Law School. As an undergraduate, his academic interests included comparative constitutional law and political philosophy, particularly from the time period of the Enlightenment. During law school, Azhar represented the University of Michigan at the 2006 Tulane International Moot Court competition. Azhar was one of FIRE's inaugural Robert H. Jackson Legal Fellows and was also a FIRE legal intern in 2005.
Sarah McLaughlin
Program Associate, Individual Rights Defense Program
Sarah graduated magna cum laude from Drexel University in 2014 with a B.S. in political science and a minor in history. In 2012, Sarah began working with FIRE through Drexel's cooperative education program as a Program Assistant. She stayed on FIRE's staff for another year through the rest of her undergraduate career. After graduation, Sarah took on the position of Program Associate for FIRE's Individual Rights Defense Program. In addition to her passion for free speech, Sarah is an avid J.R.R. Tolkien fan.
Molly Nocheck
Program Associate, Campus Outreach
Molly Nocheck, a Cincinnati native, graduated from Ohio University in 2013 with a B.S. in journalism. During her time as an undergraduate, Molly served as the director of Students Defending Students, an organization dedicated to advising students through OU's judicial processes. She also served as a reporter and producer for WOUB News. Molly is excited to be working for FIRE and hopes to ameliorate codes of conduct nationwide. Her passion for due process and free speech is only matched by her love of Skyline Chili.
Nate O'Connor
Executive Assistant to the President
Nate O'Connor is a native Hoosier from Indianapolis. He graduated from Indiana University in 2013, and double majored in Italian and political science. While at IU, Nate was highly active in the university's Young Americans for Liberty chapter, which has worked with FIRE for several years to dismantle the university's oppressive speech codes. After finishing his senior year while studying abroad at the University of Bologna in Italy, Nate interned at YAL's national office in Washington D.C. He then moved on to serve as a legislative intern at the Indiana State House for the spring 2014 legislative session before coming to FIRE. In his free time Nate enjoys traveling, listening to wide varieties of podcasts, and being an amateur astronomer.
Catherine Sevcenko
Litigation Coordinator
Catherine Sevcenko graduated magna cum laude from George Mason School of Law after a career as a Foreign Service Officer. Postings in Budapest, Munich, and Moscow before and after the fall of the Berlin Wall gave her a deep appreciation for the power of free speech. After law school, Catherine clerked on the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals before starting work as an associate at Steptoe & Johnson, LLC. After leaving Steptoe, Catherine joined the appellate group at the U.S. Trustees Program at the Department of Justice. Most recently, she was interim Executive Director for the U.S. Chess Center, a non-profit in Washington, D.C. that teaches chess to children.
Catherine is an adjunct professor of appellate writing at George Mason School of Law. She lives outside of Washington D.C. with her husband and two children, one of whom attends a green light school. She also works with raptors and other wild birds as an apprentice wildlife rehabilitator.


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Fay's probabilistic selling, inventory management research to appear in Management Science
Research by Scott Fay, associate professor of marketing at the Martin J. Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University, and Jinhong Xie, professor and JCPenney Eminent Scholar Chair at the Warrington College of Business Administration at the University of Florida, has been accepted for publication by the academic journal Management Science.
The paper, titled "Timing of Product Allocation: Using Probabilistic Selling to Enhance Inventory Management," examines whether probabilistic selling (PS) can help a seller better manage their inventories. While it's intuitive that PS can help in inventory management when allocations are not made until the seller learns which item is less appealing to consumers, the researchers demonstrate that PS can be effective even if the firm allocates products before knowing which product will be more popular, and thus, scarcer.
"It can be more profitable to allocate products to consumers before, rather than after, learning the true demand for a product because it enables the firm to charge higher prices," says Fay. "Early allocation effectively allows the seller to commit to random assignments, whereas under late allocations, consumers expect to receive a less popular item."
Fay and Xie also explore how optimal inventory levels change as a seller introduces probabilistic goods, and show that PS can simultaneously increase both profit and social welfare.
You are what you put on display: Byron's research examining personalized workspaces to appear in Academy of Management Journal
Research co-authored by Kris Byron, associate professor and chair of the Department of Management at the Martin J. Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University, and Greg Laurence, an assistant professor of management at the University of Michigan, Flint, has been accepted for publication by the Academy of Management Journal.
The paper, titled, "Diplomas, Photos, & Tchotchkes As Symbolic Self-Representations: Understanding Employees' Individual Use Of Symbols," examines, through interviews, workspace inventories and observations, employees' tendency to personalize their workspaces with photos, memorabilia and other objects—even when rules prohibit it—and what this practice tells us about an individual's self-expression, and work relationships.
According to the researchers, "…these objects symbolize who employees are and who they want to be. Through these symbolic self-representations, employees find common ground through shared non-work experiences, establish a common understanding of work roles, and share personal information about the self—all of which contribute to relationship development at work. Additionally, they focus attention on goals and establish a desired boundary between work and non-work both of which contribute to employees self-regulation."
Byron, who received her PhD from Georgia State University, is a 2012-2014 Whitman fellow and an affiliated faculty with the Department of Psychology in the College of Arts and Sciences at Syracuse University. Laurence received his MA (2004) from Syracuse's Maxwell School, and his MBA (2003) and PhD (2011) degrees from the Whitman School of Management.
Mazumdar research, examining star power and film success, to appear in Management Science
A research paper authored by Tridib Mazumdar, Howard R. Gendal professor of marketing at the Martin J. Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University, has been accepted for publication in the journal Management Science. Mazumdar's co-authors are Angela Liu and Bo Li, assistant professor of marketing and associate professor of statistics, respectively, at the School of Economics and Management, Tsinghua University, Beijing. Liu earned her PhD from the Whitman School in 2010.
The paper, titled, "Counterfactual Decomposition of Movie Star Effects with Star Selection," examines the effects casting has on the financial success of a film. Specifically, the study asks, what would a film's outcome be if an unknown actor/actress had the lead role, given that individual possessed the same influence on the film's production characteristics (e.g., script, budget, distribution, genre, etc.) of a well-known actor/actress, or vice versa?
According to the researchers, "The counterfactual analysis shows that the presence of a star does ensure wider release of the movie. However, the movie's box office revenue is determined almost entirely by the movie characteristics, and stars have no direct residual effect on revenue. The stars' effect on revenue is therefore indirect, and it comes from the wider release of the movie and the stars' judicial choices of movie characteristics."
In addition to his research and teaching, Mazumdar is also director of the Earl V. Snyder Innovation Management Center, dedicated to the study and understanding of innovation management and providing Whitman students with the opportunity to delve into the diverse fields of business, law, engineering, and industrial design through an interdisciplinary curriculum. The innovation management program at the Whitman School was established in 1981, with the dedication of the Snyder Center occurring in 1993 through a generous endowment from the estate of Earl and Josephine Snyder.
Two Whitman faculty to join Journal of Management editorial board
Two faculty members in the Martin J. Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University have accepted invitations to serve on the editorial board of the Journal of Management (JOM). Catherine Maritan, associate professor of management, has been named Senior Associate Editor, second to the Editor-in-Chief. She will be in charge of the strategy, organizational theory, and entrepreneurship sections, with the help of a team of associate editors. Natarajan Balasubramanian, associate professor of management, will be joining the editorial board. Both posts will become effective on July 1, 2014.
Maritan studies strategy processes and her research focuses on how firms build and use capabilities. In addition to the Journal of Management, She serves on the editorial board of the Strategic Management Journal. Her work has been published in leading outlets such as the Academy of Management Journal and Organization Science, as well as the Journal of Management and Strategic Management Journal. Maritan received her PhD in strategic management from the Krannert School of Management at Purdue University.
Balasubramanian's research interests are in competitive analysis, organizational learning, and innovation. His research has been published in Management Science, Journal of Industrial Economics, Review of Economics and Statistics, and Strategic Management Journal. He is recipient of the prestigious Kauffman Junior Faculty Fellowship in Entrepreneurship Research. Balasubramanian earned his PhD from the Anderson School of Management at the University of California, Los Angeles.
According to its website, the peer-reviewed, bi-monthly JOM is "committed to publishing scholarly empirical and theoretical research articles that have a high impact on the management field as a whole." JOM content covers topics such as business strategy and policy, entrepreneurship, human resource management, organizational behavior, organizational theory, and research methods.
Assistant Professor Lihong Liang's research on full value reporting models to appear in Accounting Review
A research paper co-authored by Lihong Liang, assistant professor of accounting at the Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University, and Edward Reidl, associate professor of accounting at Boston University, has been accepted for publication in the May 2014 issue of The Accounting Review.
The paper, "The Effect of Fair Value versus Historical Cost Reporting Model on Analyst Forecast Accuracy," examines how the reporting model for a firm's operating assets affects analyst forecast accuracy.
"We contrast UK and US investment property firms having real estate as their primary operating asset, exploiting that UK (US) firms report these assets at fair value (historical cost). We assess the accuracy of a balance sheet-based forecast (net asset value, or NAV) and an income statement-based forecast (earnings-per-share, or EPS)," explains Liang.
The authors predict and find higher NAV forecast accuracy for UK relative to US firms and lower EPS forecast accuracy for UK firms when reporting under the full fair value model of IFRS. Overall, they conclude, the results indicate that the fair value reporting model enhances analysts' ability to forecast the balance sheet, but the full fair value model reduces their ability to forecast net income.
Read the full paper here.
McKelvie, Haynie research examines habitual entrepreneurship and addiction
Research by Alex McKelvie, associate professor of entrepreneurship at the Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University, and J. Michael Haynie, Whitman's Barnes Professor of Entrepreneurship, has been accepted for publication by the Journal of Business Venturing. The paper, titled "Habitual entrepreneurs: Possible cases of addiction to entrepreneurship?" examines the underlying psychological processes that may motivate habitual entrepreneurs to engage in entrepreneurship repeatedly. April J. Spivack is a co-author.
According to the authors, habitual entrepreneurs are entrepreneurs that launch multiple start-ups throughout their careers. Drawing from psychology literature on behavioral addictions, such as workaholism and internet use, McKelvie, Haynie and Spivack develop a framework that defines the symptomatology of "behavioral addiction to entrepreneurship." Through case studies on two habitual entrepreneurs, they demonstrate how psychological, emotional and physiological aspects of the entrepreneurial experience can create "a behavioral addiction." Their work, the authors contend, is one of the first to explore the psychological origins of habitual entrepreneurship and possible "dark side" of entrepreneurship outcomes.
Niederhoff research paper accepted for publication in Production and Operations Management
Research by Julie Niederhoff, assistant professor of supply chain management at the Whitman School of Management, and her co-author, Xiaole "Sherri" Wu, an assistant professor in the Department of Management Science at Fudan University, has been accepted for publication in the journal Production and Operations Management.
In the paper, titled "Fairness in Selling to the Newsvendor," the authors use a mathematical model to consider how objectives, other than profit maximization, influence the trade efficiency in a two-party supply chain with uncertain demand. Specifically, the authors contend, when the supplier or buyer of a good is concerned about the fairness of profits for the other party and themselves—for example, in Fair Trade agreements—the system develops prices and order quantities that are often more (but sometimes less) efficient (higher volumes and higher total profits) than would be predicted if all parties were strictly maximizing expected profits. The authors conclude that fairness concerns are most influential in a supply chain with high demand risk.
Production and Operations Management is published by the Production and Operations Management Society (POMS), an international professional organization representing the interests of POM professionals from around the world.


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Outdoors Shadowbox Face Paper
Preserve a favorite cold weather memory with this winter-themed layout.
Designed by the Michaels Design Studio.
Material List
- Cardstock, 12"x12" – Light Blue, Navy and White
- Recollections™ Scrapbook Paper – Great Outdoors Wood Tag
- Embellishments – Small Gloves and Pine Cones
- Ribbon – Green
- Paper Trimmer
- Scrapbook Adhesive
- Low Heat Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
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Project Instructions
Cut Great Outdoors paper to 11½"x11½".
Cut two pieces of white cardstock ½" larger than photos and two Light Blue pieces of cardstock 1" larger than photos. Attach Light Blue cardstock pieces as shown, or where desired. Layer white over Light Blue and add photos to white.
Attach wood tag and embellish with stickers.
Attach gloves and pine cones with hot glue, as shown.
Attach embellished Great Outdoors page to 12"x12" Navy cardstock base with scrapbook adhesive.


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Michael Pawlus graduated from the University of Sheffield in December 2010. He currently resides in Korea due to extenuating circumstances but is actively seeking opportunities to join a library this fall. His interests include information literacy, electronic learning objects and web developments that increase the reach and impact of library services. More of his writing can be found at goodnewslibrarian.info and he is also on Twitter @michaelpawlus.
Standard Disclaimer: These are my personal opinions and are not representative of the student body, the University of Sheffield, or the iSchool. I attended the one-year graduate course from Fall 2009 to Fall 2010. All criticism is meant to be constructive.
Program Overview
The University of Sheffield is the UK's first iSchool.
It boasts an impressive research output record that has placed it at the top of the UK-government sponsored Research Assessment Exercise since it was first conducted in 1986. A recent survey showed that 40% of the most cited information studies academics were working at Sheffield.
The department offers the following taught degree programs:
Electronic and Digital Library Management
Health Informatics
Information Management
Information Systems
Information Literacy
Information Systems Management
Multilingual Information Management
The first five of which are CILIP-accredited. CILIP is the professional body representing librarians in the UK. CILIP and ALA have a reciprocity agreement stating that the two organizations recognize each other's accreditation process. In theory, this means that degrees earned in the UK are treated equally in the US as degrees earned at ALA schools. However, this is not always the case. I will get in to that later.
In addition to the degrees listed above, the program also offers undergraduate degrees, master's level research degrees as well as PhD and MPhil degrees.
Financial Info
American students studying at the iSchool are eligible for an automatic £2500 scholarship to help with tuition. Since the degree program in the UK is only one-year long for full-time students, the scholarship does help level out the cost of studying in the UK when compared with studying at a comparable program in the US. British students are eligible for a scholarship from the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
Since the program is only one-year in length, the course work is fairly prescribed. The following courses are mandatory:
Management for Library and Information Services (two semesters)
Information retrieval: Search Engines and Digital Libraries
Libraries, Information and Society I
Research Methods and Dissertation Preparation
Information Resources and Information Literacy
Outside of these core classes, students can choose a specialty for the Libraries, Information and Society II module in either Academic Libraries, Public Libraries, or Children's Services.
The remainder of the degree program consists of two electives from a wide-ranging set of options including:
E-Business and E-Commerce
Designing Usable Websites
E-Government Informatics
Educational Informatics
Information Literacy Research
Content Management Systems
Digital Multimedia Libraries
Human Computer Interaction and User Interface Design
Archives and Records Management
Internship Availability
I believe graduate level information studies differ in the UK from the US in that most students already have experience working in libraries before they begin the program. This fact paired with the fact that the program is only a year long means that there not many internship options though the libraries on campus do hire a number of students. I was fortunate to get an internship with a private corporate library but there are not many such opportunities available.
Student Involvement
I have mixed feelings about the involvement of the students while I was there. Almost all students were in a student organization like LIPSS (Library and Information Professionals Social Society) or the CILIP Career Development Group for Yorkshire and Humberside. A few were also CILIP Yorkshire and Humberside Student Representatives. However, optional lectures were often sparsely attended including sessions with Jo Bryson.
Despite being such an acclaimed department, the actual home of the iSchool is quite small and under resourced containing only one classroom, two computer labs and a handful of breakout rooms for group work. However, the 24-hour main library, called the Information Commons, contains a number of different study spaces from silent study rooms to silent study computer labs, a flexispace with rearrangable furniture, as well as group study rooms equipped with whiteboards, computers, and large wall-mounted displays. The IC, as it was colloquially referred to, also contained a classroom with whiteboards and mounted cameras for capturing and sharing student work. The university also has two additional libraries and a medical library. There is also an inquiry-based learning space that contains too many resources to list but which can be viewed here.
Faculty: As stated before, the university has a faculty overflowing with well-published experts. The instructors include the first president of CILIP, the creator of one of the common definitions of information literacy and a leading researcher in chemoinformatics to name a few.
Teaching by Committee: While every module has one coordinator, the classes are taught by committee so from class to class the most appropriate member of the teaching staff would teach an area in which they are an expert.
Guest Speakers: Due to the reputation of the program, modules often feature a number of expert guest speakers. Of particular note, the university hosted the only non-US lecture from then-ALA President Camila Alire.
Areas for Improvement
Special Problems for Foreign Students: I mentioned above that the ALA and CILIP have a reciprocity agreement. However, I found that state universities back in America must follow their job postings to the letter which means that if a posting does not specifically include the language "ALA-accredited degree or foreign equivalent" then that institution will not be able to hire you. On the other hand, the UK offers a post-study work visa which at first glance would lead one to believe that remaining to work in the UK is an option. However, there is a separate law that states that workers in the EU must be given preference before hiring non-EU workers so staying in the UK will also be difficult. In short, studying in the UK as an American will negatively affect your chances to find work in either country.
The Problem with Studying at a University Known for its Research: The problem with studying at a school that is so well known for its research is that it can feel like the teaching component comes second to furthering the research output of the school. This was not always the case but there were enough incidents where it was clear that the same set of slides were being recycled that were created several years ago. Sometimes the instructor would even note during class that there is a better example than the one presented on the slide and that they needed to update the material.
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Thanks for your comment and the compliment. I'm glad that you enjoyed your class with Allister Allen. He is definitely a very no-nonsense teacher and E-Government was really well-attended the year that I studied there.
I am very actively (read: frantically) searching for library jobs right now and it does seem that more listings are including the language I mentioned above including one listing at a location that previously had not included that all important phrase after ALA-degree.
I know that people like myself are probably a pretty small minority but it is such an easy fix I do wish that ALA could just occasionally mention to libraries the need to add that tiny little detail.
Anyways, I had no idea that Sheffield had such close ties to USC or that they would actually allow an American to teach there.
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Thanks for the review! I'm quite interested in the course at Sheffield.
This is just a heads up for anyone else who is interested in library/information science type courses in the UK: the LIS New Professionals Network (a forum for folks who are new the library world, mainly UK people at the moment) has a bunch of anonymous reviews of Masters courses (City, MMU, UCL, Sheffield & Northumbria, I think) posted. You do have to have to sign in/create an account to access them though.
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Hi, my girl is 9 months old now and she is still not sleeping thru the night, she wakes once or twice for a bottle. I have always kept her in a routine so i dont understand what keeps her from sleeping. at 8 months she will sleep thru the night 3 nights in a row and then she will start waking up again. Doctor says she wont stop waking for a bottle until i stop giving her one but when she wakes she will whine first and if she doesnt get her bottle she will start crying and then she wont stop. I let her cry it out for the first time and she cried for 2 hours, it was so painful, i badly wanted to go get her.
Im so worry because even though i work from home and im always able to be with her, this broken sleep is really messing up my mood, and i feel that im always grumpy because i dont get a good night sleep.
What to do???? Am i doing something wrong????
Well i think you're doing just fine. Her crying for a bottle could actually be her crying for some comfort. Maybe when she wakes up for a bottle try to soothe her back to sleep, and if she wakes up wait a little longer and go back in there and do it again. Keep doing this waiting a little longer each time she wakes before you go in. I won't lie you're going to have a couple of very rough nights, but in the end hopefully she will learn to put herself back to sleep instead of cry for the bottle.
Does she use a pacifier? I know some don't agree on introducing it, but if your doc and dentist think it's ok, it may be worth it to get your baby in a routine. Speaking of docs and dentists, 9 months would be prime early teething territory as well... ask one or both about what they recommend to treat teething. Everybody's happier with a good night's sleep!
It is tough, but sometimes you just have to bite the bullet and let her cry it out. That doesn't mean totally ignoring her though. Here is how I do it. First you have to plan it out so you can get lots of naps the day before. Then when she wakes up decide how you are going to handle it. Go in her room, give her back her pacifier and say" Shhh its nighttime". Then leave the room and wait for 3 minutes. Keep doing the same thing every time and then gradually back off how long you leave her cry..5 minutes, 7 minutes, 10 minutes. I don't ever go more than 10 minutes without going back in. If you need to pick her up to soothe her, then that is okay, but DON"T feed her. Eventually, she will fall asleep and then keep it up. By the second night she will wake up less and by the 3rd or 4th night she shouldn't wake up at all. Try this...but only once you have gotten a lot of naps in. When you are tired at night, then it doesn't work because it is too easy to just give in.
Thanks Brinny,
we have been having rough nights but im trying to keep calm and wait patiently until she finally goes to a healthy sleep patern.
kuglitsch, I also experience that until now with my little girl age 1 year and 5 months old. Before she had a proper routine but as of now she change so easily that she always look for milk every late at night.
Hope this idea would work...I will also do this to my little girl MommyRN4.
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Hi everyone ! My girl is doing so much better with her sleeping routine. I followed everyones advise and let her cry some. At the second night she cried much much less i should say just whine and bythe third night she slept thru the night and ever since then shes een sleeping thru the night. My husband and i are doing much better with our sleep. Im so happy i got your advices and i tha k you for that.
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