Dissertation Information for Philip DotyNAME:
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SCHOOL: ADVISORS: COMMITTEE MEMBERS: MPACT Status: Fully Complete Title: Electronic networks and the reward structure of academic science Abstract: Academic scientists, like others in the sciences and engineering, have become increasingly reliant on distributed computing and communication technologies, or networking, to perform their work tasks. There has been little empirical investigation, however, of how networks support academic scientists in the performance of all of their professional activities, including those related to the typology of teaching, research, and service. While there is a family established reward system, e.g., tenure, promotion, and merit pay, in academia, there is no clear understanding of how academic scientists who use networks or those who do not are discouraged from doing so. |
MPACT Scores for Philip DotyA = 8 Advisors and Advisees Graphgenerating graph, please reload |
Students under Philip Doty
ADVISEES:
- Mary Lynn Rice-Lively - University of Texas, Austin (1996)
- Bunhee Jeong - University of Texas, Austin (2004)
- Kevin Rioux - University of Texas, Austin (2004)
- Heiko Haubitz - University of Texas, Austin (2005)
- Tatiana Nikolaeva Nikolova-Houston - University of Texas, Austin (2008)
- Ronald David Houston - University of Texas, Austin (2009)
- Lance Alan Hayden - University of Texas, Austin (2009)
- Bethany Lynn Letalien - University of Texas, Austin (2009)
COMMITTEESHIPS:
- Cheryl Knott Malone - University of Texas, Austin (1996)
- Larry Leibrock - University of Texas, Austin (1996)
- Svetlana Monastyrskaia - University of Texas, Austin (1998)
- Amanda Williams - University of Texas, Austin (1998)
- Jens-Erik Mai - University of Texas, Austin (2000)
- Jon Arvid Aho - University of Texas, Austin (2002)
- Suellen S. Adams - University of Texas, Austin (2006)
- Don Wade Hamerly - University of Texas, Austin (2009)