The College encourages faculty to publish in peer-reviewed journals and proceedings, to make presentations at academic conferences, to write teaching cases, to develop new computer software applications, and to write textbooks and other pedagogical material. Finance and Accounting faculty examine events and market structures and their relationship to prices and grading of financial assets, and more specifically the impact on common stock prices and trading. They look at corporate governance and ownership structures and how they affect firm performance. Research is conducted in the field of valuation of intangible assets and their role in global operations of multinational firms. Comparative research in performance measures used by top management in different countries across various industries and research in relative technical efficiency measured with Data Envelopment Analysis is conducted.
Research is done regarding international accounting and tax issues.
MIS faculty agendas include the creation of better software tools for instructors to use in course management. Research addresses application and impact of information technology on collaboration and learning, as well as improving efficiency measures in organizations. Most of the department's international research has an Asian focus. Marketing faculty examine consumer subcultures, behavioral relationships between channels of distribution, and marketing activities of service providers. Other faculty examine the evolution of constitutional rights in environmental and safety laws, statistical methods for risk analysis, supply partnerships, and outsourcing of critical functions.