Research Institute

CGE has a wealth of research interests germane to each member university and college.  CGE's Research Institute creates a collaboration between faculty and students on topics from all disciplines that include an international component.  A centralized research approach appeals to research interests shared by member institutions and in collaboration with global colleagues.  

Each year topics are announced with a Schedule and Call for Papers.  The Research Institute operates through the voluntary assistance of CGE faculty and leadership. The research institute director and advisory board reports to the membership at the annual meeting.  

CGE is pleased to announce that the first Research Institute Director is Dr. Jeffrey Moore, full-time professor of Management at Anderson University.  CGE members provide assistance and facilitate events and discussions that encourage and support quality research. Papers should be submitted to the CGE journal JoRIE (Journal of Research for International Educators) https://www.jorie.org/index.php/journal.  Please register on the site.  If you are a CGE faculty member or CGE partner representative and are interested in being on the review board for papers submitted please contact Dr. Jeffrey Moore at research@cgedu.org.

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Call for Papers - 2023

Submit Abstract - August 13, 2023

Decision - August 20, 2023

Submission - September 13, 2023

Acceptance - September 30, 2023

Research Protocol Document available for faculty and students

Research Protocol Document

Research Topics announced for 2023

Ethics, Moral Development and Leadership -  to study leadership and values and the influences of education that impact professional and personal development for undergraduate and graduate students.

International Education Studies - to engage research that expands CGE member faculty and student research across various disciplines. Research is encouraged to include faculty involvement and site locations from other nations in the data gathering and collaboration of the research.

International Peace Building Studies- to collaborate with researchers nationally and internationally for papers and data gathering that increase our learning and understanding of the threads that keep building peace and the threats that can erode the relationships between nations and peoples.

Disabilities Integration - to investigate specificities of hiring people with disabilities in the workplace. Research the impact of inclusive teams on team members, managers, and organizational cultures.

Social Justice and Community Development - to work with researchers nationally and internationally to create healthy redemptive community solutions.

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CGE Research Institute Leadership

Director:  Dr. Jeffrey Moore - serves as a full-time professor of management at Anderson University, SC.  Raised in Europe he received his PhD from the University of Nice Sophia-Antipolis.  His dissertation was on the role of the consultant in Eastern Europe during the late 1990’s. He authored book chapters on university business student moral development, culture transformation through employing people with disabilities, and creating transparent organizational cultures.  He has published in AMLE and ODJ. In partnership with a team of researchers they won the only best paper award at the 2019 International Dutch Human Resource Management Network.  In 2015 they won the AOM Management Consulting 2015 Award: Outstanding Scholar-Practitioner Collaboration. Over the past 20 years they have worked with manufacturing companies on organizational transformation through leadership development and with distribution centers on leveraging their inclusive teams.  They are the only researchers working with Sephora and Walgreens to study their inclusive teams.

 

CGE Research Institute Board Members

Dr. Jeff Moore

Dr. Bill Hanson

Dr. Laine Scales

Dr. Tony Waters

Dr. Joy Turner

Dr. Anthony Casey

Dr. Carolyn Bishop