Story, L. and Lepore, M. (2014). Social Cognitive Career Theory (SCCT): Lent, Brown and Hackett. Career Development across the Lifespan: Counseling for Community Schools, Higher Education, and Beyond. Eliason, G., Eliason, T., Samide, J. and Patrick J. (Eds.). Greenwich, CT: Information Age Publishing.

Lepore is the individual being recognized.

Lillard, L., Ha, Y., Foster, M. and Aristeguieta-Trillos, S. (2014). Students’ Experiences of Instructional Strategies in a Flipped Classroom. Clarion University of Pennsylvania.

Lillard, Ha, Foster, and Aristeguieta-Trillos are the individuals being recognized.

Martin, B. and Downing, M. (2014). A Short Biographic Sketch and Annotated Bibliography of August Wilson. Making Connections: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Cultural Diversity. August Wilson Edition. 15 (2).

Martin is the individual being recognized.

Nakhata, C. Face Value Plausibility and Spending Behavior when Redeeming Social Coupons. Society for Marketing Advances Annual Conference Best Paper Award in the Promotions Track.

Nakhata, C. (November 2014). Face Value Plausibility and Spending Behavior when Redeeming Social Coupons. 2014 Society for Marketing Advances (SMA) Annual Conference. New Orleans, LA. Note: The entire conference proceedings document is included in this sub-folder. See page x and pages 29-30 for Nakhata's work.

Nakhata, C. (October 2014). Maximizing the Number of Brand Fan Page Followers: The Roles of Promotional Offers. 2014 Marketing EDGE Direct/Interactive Marketing Research Summit. San Diego, CA.

Nakhata, C. (2014). Non-Price Cues Utilization during Social Coupon Purchasing-Decision. Journal of Product and Brand Management, 23 (6), 452-461.

Roberts, B. (2014). August Wilson: Hometown Son. Making Connections: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Cultural Diversity. August Wilson Edition. 15 (2).

Rourke, T. (2014). “Moral Problems in Economic Organization in the Work of Yves R. Simon: Unequal Exchange and the Person as the Principle of Integration.” Redeeming Philosophy: From Metaphysics to Aesthetics. Conley, J. J., SJ (Ed.). Catholic University of America Press. (pp 313-332).

Slattery, J. M. and Forden, C. L. (Fall 2014). What Psychology Students Learn: 10 Skills that any Employer Will Appreciate. Eye on Psi Chi, 19 (1), 14-17.

Both Slattery and Forden are the individuals being recognized.