Education

Doctor of Philosophy in Business, Indiana University, June 2000

Major: Management of Information Systems; Minor: Organizational Behavior

Dissertation Title: Antecedents and Outcomes of Team Commitment in a Virtual Environment

Dissertation Chair: Anne P. Massey

Masters in Business Administration, Indiana University, May 1995

Majors: Management Information Systems and Finance

· Graduated in Top 20% of class

· Received Outstanding Leadership Award

Bachelor of Science, University of Evansville, May 1985

Major: Marketing; Minor: Computer Science

· Graduated cum laude

· Named one of ten Outstanding Seniors

Academic Awards and Honors

· ICIS Doctoral Consortium, 1999 (one of 40 chosen)

· AMCIS Doctoral Consortium, 1999

· Indiana University, Teaching Excellence Recognition Award, 1999

· Recipient, Indiana University Doctoral Student Grant $675, 1999

· Recipient, Indiana University $500 Grant for Dissertation work, 1999

· Recipient, Indiana University $300 Grant for Dissertation work, 2000

· Indiana University School of Business Doctoral Fellowship, 1995-2000

· Beta Gamma Sigma, National Honor Society of Business, 1995

· Outstanding Leadership Award, Indiana University, 1995

· Outstanding Senior Award (Top 10), University of Evansville, 1985

· Blue Key National Honor Society, University of Evansville, 1985

Research Activity

PUBLICATIONS

Book Chapters:

Powell, Anne L. (2000), “Outsourcing Decisions: Using Porter’s Model” book chapter for “Strategic Information Technology: Opportunities for

Competitive Advantage,” editor, Raymond Papp, Ph.D.

Journal Articles:

Powell, Anne, Bijoy Bordoloi and Sherry Ryan (2007) “Data Flow Diagramming Skills Acquisition: Impact of Cooperative Versus Individual

Learning,” Journal of Information Systems Education, (18:1), pp. 103-112.

Powell, Anne, John Galvin, and Gabe Piccoli (2006) “Antecedents to Team Member Commitment from Near and Far: A Comparison Between Collocated and

Virtual Teams,” Information Technology & People, (19:4), pp. 299-322.

Short, Jeremy, Gabe Piccoli, Anne Powell, and Blake Ives (2005) “Investigating Multi-level Relationships in Virtual Teams: An Application using

Hierarchical Linear Modeling,” Journal Of Information Technology, Theory, and Applications, (7:3), pp. 1-26.

Keller, Shannon, Anne Powell, Ben Horstmann, Chad Predmore, and Matt Crawford (2005) “Information Security Threats and Practices in Small Businesses,”

Information Systems Management Journal, (22,2), pp. 7-19

Powell, Anne and Susan Yager, (2004) “Exploring Reputation Differences in Information Systems Groups,” Journal of Information Technology Cases, (6,2),

pp. 5-26.

Piccoli, Gabe, Anne Powell, and Blake Ives, (2004) “Virtual Teams: Team Control Structure, Internal Processes, and Team Effectiveness,” Information

Technology and People, (17,4), pp. 359-379.

Powell, Anne, Gabe Piccoli, and Blake Ives, (2004) “Virtual Teams: A Review of Current Literature and Directions for Future Research,” The Database for

Advances in Information Systems, (35,1), pp. 6-36.

Bock, Doug, Susan Yager, and Anne Powell, (2003) “Predicting Database Designer Potential with the Berger Aptitude For Programming Test (B-APT),”

Journal of Computer Information Systems, (43, 4), pp. 8-14.

Powell, Anne, and Jo Ellen Moore, (2002) “The Focus of Research in End User Computing: Where Have We Come Since the 1980’s?”, Journal of End-User

Computing, (14,1), pp. 3-22.

Conference Proceedings:

Doellman, Tom, Jason Allen and Anne Powell (2006) "Perceptions of Online voting: New Voters and Senior Citizens," presented at the Americas Conference

on Information Systems, Acapulco, Mexico.

Farrar, David and Anne Powell (2006), “Do Universities and Students Perceive the Necessity of Security courses?” presented at the Americas Conference

on Information Systems, Acapulco, Mexico.

Powell, Anne, Susan Yager, Jennifer Vandever, and Steve Huffstetler (2005), “Why Isn’t Everyone An Early Adopter?” presented at the Americas Conference

on Information Systems, Omaha, NE.

Bordoloi, Bijoy, Anne Powell, and Sherry Ryan (2004) “Systems Analysis Skill Acquisition: Impact of Cooperative versus Individual Learning,” presented

at SIGSAND conference, St. Johns, Newfoundland, Canada.

Powell, Anne and Gabe Piccoli (2001) “Out of Sight, Out of Mind, Out of Commitment?”, refereed paper presented at Missouri/Illinois Research Seminar.

Brown, Carol V., Iris Vessey, and Anne L. Powell (2000), “Enterprise Resource Planning Systems: An Investigation of Size and Industry on the Adoption

Decision,” presented at the Americas Conference on Information Systems, Long Beach, CA.

Powell, Anne L. (1999), “Commitment in the Virtual Team,” presented at the Americas Conference on Information Systems, Milwaukee, WI.

Powell, Anne L. (1997), “The Effect of Programming Course Sequence on Students’ Grades,” presented at the Americas Conference on Information

Systems, Indianapolis, IN.

Invited Presentations:

“Virtual Teams: Team Control Structure, Internal Processes, and Team Effectiveness,” given at University of Missouri – St. Louis, November, 20002.

“Virtual Teams and Face-to-Face Teams: Differences in the Development of Commitment,” given at Indiana University, October, 2001.

GRANTS RECEIVED

· “IT Higher Education in Illinois: convergence or Divergence in Addressing Employer Needs?” with Jon Beard, Susan Yager, and Thomas Schambach, Grant awarded by Illinois Board of Higher Education, $97,012, 2001.

· Indiana University Doctoral Student Grant, $675, 1999.

· Dissertation Work Grants from Indiana University – 2 grants received:

o $500, 1999

o $300, 2000

MASTER’S PROJECTS

Before the CMIS department changed requirements for completion of the Master’s degree, students had to complete a Master’s thesis. I was on 30 committees for the Master’s project theses. I was chair for three of them.

Teaching Interests and Experience

Teaching Interests:

Primary teaching interests include systems analysis and design, database management, collaborative technologies, and end-user computing.

Teaching Case Development:

Powell, Anne L. (1998), “Get Reel Video: Continued Success or a Sinking Ship?” Undergraduate level teaching case. Published by the Indiana University

Center for Education and Research in Retailing Case Development Program.

Teaching Experience:

Assistant Professor, Computer Management and Information Systems Department, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, September 2000 – August 2006.

Associate Professor, Computer Management and Information Systems Department, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, September 2006 – present.

Structured Systems – CMIS270

→ First of a two-part course on Systems Analysis and Design. Covers the SDLC in depth. Students complete semester long project incorporating

steps of SDLC in simulated application project.

Structured Systems and Design Part II – CMIS470

→ Second of a two-part course on Systems Analysis and Design. Covers numerous analysis and design methodologies including RAD, LPI, XP, Object Oriented (including UML), and Oracle. Students complete a semester long research project on an IT topic of their choice.

Structured Systems Analysis and Design – CMIS570

→ Graduate level SA&D course. Covers numerous methodologies including SDLC, RAD, LPI, XP, OO/UML, Oracle. Also includes project management and application of methodology to organization application system.

Computer Concepts and Applications - CMIS 108

→ Introductory undergraduate course. Covers numerous computer concepts and applications including Word, Excel, and Powerpoint. Oracle.

Associate Instructor, Management Information Systems, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University, 1995-1999.

For all classes taught at Indiana University, I had complete responsibility for course development and delivery, including development of in-class exercises, various technology assignments, program assignments (COBOL), supervision of semester long projects (SA&D and Database), exam construction, and student assessments.

Introduction to COBOL – two semesters, one section per semester

→ Primarily sophomores and juniors

Introduction to Management of Information Systems – two semesters, one section per semester

→ Primarily sophomores and juniors, with both CIS and Accounting majors.

Systems Analysis and Design – one semester

→ Primarily juniors and seniors

Database and Data Management – one semester, two sections.

→ Primarily juniors and seniors.

Service and Professional Affiliations

To Department:

· Advisor for Student AITP chapter, Fall 2002 – Spring 2005.

· Prepared and conducted 5 day component of Systems Analysis and Design in our SIUE High-Tech Worker Bootcamp, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004.

· Prepared and conducted 1 day of Project Management Professional Institution, 2005.

· Curriculum Committee, Fall 2001

· Recruitment Committee, Fall 2000

· Member of 30 graduate project committees.

To School of Business:

· School of Business Admissions Committee, 2005-2006

To University:

· InterCollegiate Athletic Committee, 2007-Present;

o Chair, 2007-2008

· NCAA Transition Team, 2007-Present;

· Teaching Excellence Committee, 2002-2006;

o Chair, 2004-2005, 2005-2006

· Academic Standards and Policies Committee, 2003-2007

o Chair, 2005-2006

· Faculty Senate, 2003-present

· University Curriculum Committee, 2003-2006

· Academic Advising Committee, 2005-2006

· Educational & Research Policies Committee, 2003

· Faculty Senate Substitute, Fall 2002

To Profession:

· Member, Editorial Review Board of Computer Personnel Journal, Fall 2000 – Spring 2002.

· Member, Editorial Review Board of Journal of Organizational and End User Computing, Fall 2002 – present.

· Reviewer (publications) for:

o MIS Quarterly

o Information Systems Research

o Academy of Management Journal

o Journal of Management Information Systems

o Communications of the ACM Journal

o The Database for Advances in Information Systems

o Journal of Organizational and End User Computing

o Computer Personnel Journal

o Encyclopedia of Information Systems

· Reviewer (conferences) for:

o International Conference of Information Systems

o Americas Conference on Information Systems

o Academy of Management OCIS division

o Hawaii International Conference on Systems Science

o Decision Sciences Institute

o Midwest Decision Sciences Institute

o DIGIT conference

o Group Conference

· Session Chair, Americas Conference on Information Systems, 1998, 1999, 2005.

· Session Chair, Special Interest Group, Computer Personnel Research, 2005

Industry Experience

Business Analyst, Pensions Department, American United Life Insurance Company

Indianapolis, Indiana, January 1993 – August 1995

Responsible for coordinating work and facilitating communication between programmers and end-users in the Pensions Division. This included writing

business and detail specifications and preparing project plans and schedules for implementation. Also responsible for researching new software needs and

uses, recommending new software packages for purchase, and training end-users on new systems and software.

Senior Programmer/Analyst, Reinsurance Department, American United Life Insurance Company

Indianapolis, Indiana, October 1988 – January 1993

Performed duties of programmer, programmer analyst, and systems analyst in the Reinsurance Division. Responsible for all phases of assigned projects

from analysis to implementation.

Systems Engineer, Electronic Data Systems Corporation

Dayton, Ohio, June 1985 – October 1988

Responsible for the redesign of GMAC’s business function Collections. This was accomplished using the techniques of structured analysis and design

using data and process modeling. This involved extensive interaction with the customer and intense analysis of the current and desired global system

processes.