SSBIA 1995
1. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE ACCOUNTING PRACTICES UTILIZED BY AVERAGE AND SUCCESSFUL MICRO RETAIL OWNER-MANAGERS IN RURAL SOUTH-SIDE VIRGINIA
Kristine N. Palmer
David D. Hott
2. A MODEL FOR FORMING SMALL BUSINESS ALLIANCES
Dillard B. Tinsley
3. SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER COUNSELING AND THE ROLE OF CAREER COUNSELING: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY
Michael Cusack
Kenneth Lacho
4. A PHENOMENOLOGICAL STUDY OF BUSINESS STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS REGARDING CAREER CHOICE: SELF EMPLOYMENT VS. TRADITIONAL BUSINESS CAREERS
David Whitlock
5. AN INITIAL STUDY OF SBI STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS TOWARD SMALL BUSINESS AS A CAREER
Robert W. Smith
Walter (Buddy) Gaster
David Whitlock
6. SMOKING REGULATION IN THE MARKETPLACE: CUSTOMER SENTIMENT
Joseph Abramson
Craig A. Hollingshead
7. TERMINATION OF SMOKERS EMPLOYMENT: A STRATEGY FOR AVOIDING PERCEIVED DISABILITY ADA VIOLATIONS
Chris E. Freese
8. EEOC GUIDELINES ON THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT GIVE EMPLOYERS A SYSTEM FOR EVALUATING PRE- EMPLOYMENT INQUIRIES
Elaine Hobbs Fry
9. CUSTOMIZED APPROACH. . . .CAN WE ACCOMPLISH MORE IN OUT SBI CLASSES? (AN APPLICATION OF TQM PRINCIPLES TO THE SBI CLASS)
R. Viswanathan
D. Lynn Hoffman
10. IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF THE SBI: A TQM APPROACH
William T. Jackson
Larry R. Watts
Ravi Behara
11. MARKETING AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES OF SMALL RURAL RETAILERS IN SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA
G. Dean Palmer
12. DETERMINANTS OF SERVICE QUALITY FOR SMALL BANKS
Mary L. Tucker
Robert D. Gulbro
13. SMALL BUSINESS JUSTIFICATION FOR CONVENTIONAL WISDOM AND GOVERNMENTAL REALITIES
Dillard B. Tinsley
Ronald A. Bigoness
Elton L. Scifres
Steven M. Tinsley
14. BUILDING TRUST IN THE SMALL BUSINESS: THE MANAGER’S ROLE
Jeanne Daboval
Ray Comish
Lonnie Phelps
Charles Rader
15. THE FUTURE OF NETWORKING: A SMALL BUSINESS PERSPECTIVE
Vivek Shah
Marcos Sivitanides
16. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: AN SBI CASE MODEL
William T. Jackson
Larry R. Watts
Bonnie Warr
17. HOW EFFECTIVE ARE STUDENT RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SBI ADVERTISING PROJECTS
Bob Worthington
18. PERCEPTIONS OF ACADEMIC DISHONESTY: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE SBI CONSULTING PROGRAM
T.J. Halatin
Roger Scow
19. WOMEN BUSINESS OWNERS’ PLANS FOR SUCCESSION IN THE OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT OF THEIR FIRMS
Walter (Buddy) Gaster
Bartlett J. Finney
20. COMMUNITY HEALTH INFORMATION NETWORKS: AN OPPORTUNITY FOR SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Tommy Cates
Nari Ramarapu
21. EMPLOYEE TRAINING: IT DOESN’T HAVE TO BE A NIGHTMARE FOR SMALL EMPLOYERS
Kelli J. Clawson
Geralyn McClure Franklin
22. EMPOWERED EMPLOYEES: A SERVICE SOLUTION
Charles D. Ramser
23. TEMPORARY/PART-TIME EMPLOYEES: A PERMANENT SOLUTION FOR TODAY’S SMALL BUSINESS?
Marty R. Seaward