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DrTiffany Legendre and Dr. Ki-Joon Back have recieved a publication notification for their paper, entitled "A Bibliometric Analysis of the Hospitality and Tourism Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Literature" from Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management.

"Organizational Strategies for Enhancing LGBTQ+ Employee Well-Being", authored by Dr. Dustin Maneethai and co-authored by Dr. Juan Madera, has recently been accepted for publication in the Journal of Occupational Health Science. The study focuses on the mental health of LGBTQ+ employees and proposes methods for creating a supportive organizational climate with positive impacts on them.

Dr. Jason Draper has received publication confirmation from the Journal of Travel Research for an article co-authored with his research team titled "Bridging Theory and Practice: An Examination of How Event-Tourism Research Aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals." In addition to offering a systematic review and bibliometric analysis, the article proposes practical solutions for the future.

Dr. Jason Draper's paper, entitled "Bridging theory and practice: An examination of how event-tourism research aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals", has recieved a publication acceptance notice from Journal of Travel Research.

Dr. Tiffany Legendre has received a publication acceptance notice from the Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research for her paper, entitled "Operational Transparency as a service design: An Investigation on labor/effort observation effect". She has also received an additional publication acceptance notice from Tourism Analysis on her paper, entitled "The State of ESG Disclosure: An Exploration of stakeholders and sustainability materiality".

In "Diversity and Inclusion in Hospitality and Tourism: Bridging the Gap Between Employee and Customer Perspectives" by Dr. Juan Madera, published in the International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, the research offers organizations valuable insights to enhance the diversity initiatives and enrich the experiences of all stakeholders in the sector.

Dr. Carl Boger and his research team, along with two Master students, Annette Goh and Jarelyn Dunmars, and co-author Berkita Bradford, have received a publication acceptance notification from the Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education for their article titled 'Racial Hospitality Faculty Inclusion: Does It Even Matter?' The research study explores the racial composition of hospitality faculty members and compares it against the composition of undergraduate students.

Dr. Yoon Koh, along with her former Ph.D. student Yue Vaughan, have received publication notification from Tourism Economics for their paper titled Better Connected Boards and Their Influence on Corporate Social Responsibility: Evidence from the US Restaurant Industry."

The Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Technology awarded its 2022 Paper of the Year to Drs. Minwoo Lee, Minjung Shin and Ki-Joon Back. Their former Ph.D. students, Jiseon Ahn and Wooseok Kwon, also contributed to this winning paper titled Integrating technology to service innovation: Key issues and future research directions in hospitality and tourism."

Dr. Yoon Koh and her co-author and former Ph.D. student Amanda Belamino have received publication acceptance notification from Tourism Management Perspectives for their manuscript titled Can peer-to-peer accommodations act as lodging stepping-stone for mega-events?"

Dr. Sujata Sirsat has secured funds from the Agricultural Research and Economic Development Program to support her ongoing research. This $64,430 grant will fund essential studies aimed at enhancing produce safety in Texas.

Drs. Juan M. Madera and Chris Taylor have been recognized with the Best Paper of the Year Award from the Cornell Hospitality Quarterly. Their paper, titled Customer Service Evaluations of Employees With Disabilities: The Roles of Perceived Competence and Service Failure," was selected based on multiple factors, including citations, number of downloads and overall quality.

Dr. Juan M. Madera is the co-principal investigator for a $2 million research grant funded by the National Science Foundation that will examine factors that drive promotion and tenure outcomes in higher education.

Dean Dennis Reynolds has co-authored and published his sixth book, the first as dean of Hilton College. Published by Wiley, the textbook is titled Introduction to Hospitality Management and presents a thorough overview of historical perspectives, current trends and real-world practices. Expected to be a market leader in introductory hospitality textbooks, Dr. Reynolds, along with co-authors Dr. Imran Rahman and Dr. Clayton Barrows, give students a comprehensive survey of the hospitality field by covering bar and restaurant management, hotel and lodging operations, travel and tourism, and more.

Dr. Agnes DeFranco has had an article titled The Speed of Change and Performance Risk: Examining the Impacts of IT Spending in the U.S. Hotel Industry" accepted for publication in the Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Technology. Her co-authors include Nan Hua, Tingting Zhang and Melissa Jahromi.

Dr. Nancy Graves has received a $1,500 grant from the Society for Hospitality and Foodservice Management Foundation to support her course, Contract Foodservice Management. This is the fourth consecutive year that Dr. Graves has received funding for this highly competitive grant.

Dr. Agnes DeFranco, along with coauthors Nan Hua, Wei Wei and Dan Wang, have had their paper titled Do Loyalty Programs Really Matter for Hotel Operational and Financial Performance?" accepted for publication in the International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management. Their findings showed that loyalty program expenses had a significant and positive impact on all three financial performance indicators of RevPAR, ADR and Occupancy and suggested that the benefits of loyalty programs should be understood against the backdrop of a reasonable set of controlled variables such as e-commerce, franchise, advertising and other marketing expenses, hotel size, and hotel chain scales.

Tanya Venegas, executive director of the HFTP Research Institute, in collaboration between HFTP and the OpenTravel alliance, has published a special global edition on Travel Industry Standards. Doctoral candidate Amanda Belarmino conducted the research and laid the groundwork for this project.

Dr. Yoon Koh has been invited to join the editorial advisory board of the Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Insights (JHTI). This new publication is a sister journal to the International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management. JHTI is a peer-reviewed journal that focuses on research articles in all academic areas of the hospitality and tourism field. Its goal is to enhance the ongoing conversation among hospitality and tourism practitioners, academics and professionals.

Dean Dennis Reynolds has just been named advisor to the executive board of ICHRIE (International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education). He served on the executive board for almost a decade, including service as vice president and president.

Dr. Priyanko Guchait has been named director of marketing for West Federation CHRIE (Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education). His term will run from July 2017 through July 2019.

The Cornell Hospitality Quarterly has accepted a paper by Dr. Juan M. Madera titled "When Targets Blame their Organization for Sexual Harassment: A Multilevel Investigation of Within-Person Appraisals." This study addressed whether or not targets of sexual harassment always blame their organization for the harassment. In a sampling of 76 college students working in frontline service jobs who completed three surveys each one month apart, he found that it depends on the extent to which the harassment was distressful and whether they feared retaliation for making a complaint. His research also demonstrated that across multiple incidents of sexual harassment, the same employee has varying degrees of fear of retaliation and perceived distress, so blaming the organization depends more on how one experiences the sexual harassment and less on the organization.

Dr. Nancy Graves has received a $2,500 grant from the Society for Hospitality and Foodservice Management Foundation to support her course, Contract Foodservice Management. This is the third consecutive year that Dr. Graves has received full funding for this highly competitive grant.

Dr. Juan M. Madera has had his paper titled Situational Perspective Taking as an Intervention for Improving Attitudes Toward Organizations that Invest in Diversity Management Programs" accepted for publication in the Journal of Business and Psychology (a SSCI journal).

Dr. Cristian Morosan has had his paper titled Information disclosure to biometric e-gates: The roles of perceived security, benefits and emotions" accepted for publication in the Journal of Travel Research (an SSCI journal).

Dr. Sujata Sirsat, in collaboration with the Texas Department of Agriculture, has received a $500,000 grant from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to provide customized training and expertise on the Produce Safety Rule, which was established by the FDA in November 2015 to help prevent foodborne illness outbreaks. The goal of this grant is to work closely with growers based on the guidance principles of this rule to reduce the incidence of future foodborne illness outbreaks associated with fresh produce.

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