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Alexander Serenko, M.Sc., MBA, Ph.D. | |
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Alexander Serenko Associate Professor, Management Information
Systems Tel. 1 - 807 - 343 - 8698 |
Research Interests Major research interests include scientometrics, knowledge management, and technology addiction.
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Courses
5013 Management
Information Systems (graduate) |
Major Happenings and Events Summer 2011 - Sabbatical has started! I have one year to catch up with research and literature December 2010 - Received the Best Paper Award at the Australasian Conference on Information Systems, Brisbane, Australia, 2010 October 2010 - Received a final acceptance from MIS Quarterly (together with Ofir Turel and Paul Giles). 1.5 years of hard work. Three response notes to the AE and reviewers (who were extremely helpful and professional) were 50,000 words in total. A great learning experience and lots of new research ideas! January 2010 - Received 2009 Researcher of the Year Award, the Faculty of Business Administration, Lakehead University July 2009 - Received 'Revise & Resubmit' from MIS Quarterly. This means to change the questionnaire, get new data, re-do the analysis, and re-write most of the paper. But this is not something to complain about! December 2008 - Got a PADI scuba diving licence (open water diver) in Cancun; saw a real shark in the ocean. In fact, sharks don't attack divers unless they spearfish or do something silly July 2008 - Received Tenure and Promotion (in only 2.5 years) August 2007 - A paper was nominated for the best paper award at AMCIS 2007 (together with Nick Bontis and Ofir Turel) July 2007 - Was nominated by the Faculty and have won the Contribution to Research Award, Lakehead University. This award is given to top three researchers at the entire university based on their three-year research output February 2007 - My work on interface agents was referenced in United States Patent 7178095 October 2006 - the article entitled "Satisfaction with mobile services in Canada: An empirical investigation" (co-authored with Ofir Turel, McMaster University) published in Telecommunications Policy Journal (30, 5-6: 314-331) was ranked # 1 out of 25 hottest / most frequently downloaded articles in the journal for April-June 2006 period. June 2006 - received the best paper award at the 34th Annual Conference of the Administrative Sciences Association of Canada (ASAC) (co-authored with Nick Bontis and Ernest Biktimirov). Feb 2006 - paper presented at PISTA 2004 (with Umar Ruhi and Mihail Cocosila) was ranked among the best 10% of publications presented at the Conference and invited to be republished in the journal. Well, why did it take them 1.5 years to tell us?????? We all know academia is slow, but isn't it too slow? Sept 2005 - to relax after teaching six hours of business statistics, went fishing together with my family. We found a stray kitten in the forest. It was around two months old, skinny, wet, hungry, shocked, hardly alive..... We had to take it home. My son called him Chapa who has joined our family. August 2005 - received the best paper award at the 11th Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS) in Omaha, Nebraska (with Ofir Turel and Nick Bontis). May 2005 - Completed all Ph.D. requirements at McMaster University - now you may call me a Doctor (in 2 years, 9 month and 26 days) May 2005 - received the best paper award at the 33rd Annual Conference of the Administrative Sciences Association of Canada (ASAC) (co-authored with Ofir Turel). A special thanks goes to Jane Webster, Amy Woszczynski, and John Fox (video, 3.2 MB). February 2005 - Nick Bontis convinced me to start using MSN Messenger. December 2004 - moved to Thunder Bay from Hamilton. June 2004 - received the best paper award at the Fifth Annual Global Information Technology Management World Conference. San Diego, CA. |
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