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Winnie Lee

Winnie Lee

Department: Economics, Applied Statistics, and International Business

Title: Department Head and Professor

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Director of Doctor of Economic Development (DED) Program, Department of
Economics, Applied Statistics, and International Business, New Mexico State
University (NMSU),
January 2019 - present.

Professor, Department of Economics, Applied Statistics, and International Business,
New Mexico State University (NMSU), 
August 2018 - present

Associate/Co-Director, Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative (DFEI) at New Mexico State
University (NMSU), Bill Daniels Foundation, January 2015 - present.

 

Research interests: International Economics, Regional Economic and Business Studies, Economic Development and Growth, International Monetary System

Ph.D. in Economics, Southern Illinois University

B.S. in Economics, Southern Illinois University

Reviewed/Referred Journal Articles

  1. “COVID-19 Vaccination: Sociopolitical and Economic Impact in the United States.” (with Soyoung Jeon and Komla Koumi) Epidemiologia, Nov. 2022, 3, 502-517. Epidemiologia | Free Full-Text | COVID-19 Vaccination: Sociopolitical and Economic Impact in the United States

  2. “Blockchain and Sustainable Development: Where Are We Heading for Future Business Practices?” appeared in Blockchain Innovative Business Processes and Long-Term Sustainability, ed. by Gozde Mert, Seda Karagoz Zeren, and Osman Yilmaz. 2022, Nobel Bilimsel Eserler Sertifika. 39-54. Link to the book chapter

  3. “Investigation of the Effect of the Career Management System and Succession Plan on Employees’ Work Stress and Feelings of Entrapment.” (with Mustafa Aslan, Ayhan Aksu, and Fatih Yaman) WORK: A Journal of Prevention, Assessment & Rehabilitation, Nov. 2022. Link to the article

  4. "COVID Challenges Over Developing World: How Does Culture Affect Crisis Management?" (with Shammi Gandhi and Jim Fatoki) Journal of International Business Research, 20:4, 1-17, July, 2021. Link

  5. "COVID-19 Crisis and International Business and Entrepreneurship: Which Business Culture Enhances Post-Crisis Recovery?" Global Journal of Entrepreneurship, Special Edition, 5:1, 1-21, 2021. Link

  6. "COVID and Cross-Cultural Management: Is There Synergy or Discord across West- vs. East-Developed and Newly Industrialized Economies?" (with Shravya Dharba and Saba Rudsari), Journal of Management Theory and Practices Research, 2:1 (Spring), 4-20, 2021. Link

  7. "Domestic Remittances and Household Food Diversity in Rural Ghana." (with Bernard Baah-Kumi), Journal of Social Economics Research, 8:1, 50-65, 2021. Link

  8. "Rural Poverty Reduction in Ghana: Evidence from MIDA Intervention Zones." (with Bernard Baah-Kumi), Journal of Economics and Development Studies, 4:4 (December), 1-11, 2016.

  9. "When Old Meets New: How China’s 'Double-Eleven' Day Challenges Confucianism." (with Wenkai Zhou and Mike Hyman), Asian Journal of Business Research, 6:2, 2016.

  10. "'Tiger-Mom' Economics: Is Extra Curriculum Grade-enhancing or Stress-causing to Teenage Students?" (with Robert Trail) International Journal of Education and Human Developments, 2:1, 25-32, 2016.

  11. "Chinese CEOs: Are Their Managing Philosophy and Practices Influenced by the Western Managerial Principles?" Asian Journal of Business Research, 5: 1, 29-44, 2015.

  12. "When Google Meets Xiaomi: Comparative Case Study in Western and Eastern Corporate Management." Journal of International Technology and Information Management (JITIM), 23: 3/4, 75-90, 2014. (Link not available)

  13. "Managerial Philosophy of Chinese CEOs in Modern Business: A Cross-Cultural Study." Tekhne – Review of Applied Management Studies, 11:2 (July-Dec), 54-63, 2013. Link

  14. "East Asian CEOs and Their Managerial Philosophy: Cross-Industry Analysis in the Case of Greater China." The Journal of Business and Management Landscapes, 2(1), 1-14, 2013.

  15. "Trade and Intra-regional Integration: Is Arab Region A potential Candidate for Economic Union?" (with Abdelaziz Gohar) Journal of Economic Cooperation and Development, 31:3, 2010.

  16. "International Outsourcing in Emerging and Developed Economies: An Empirical Study." (with Hien Nguyen) Journal of International Business Research, 7: Special Issue 3, 2008

  17. "Economic Growth and Income Inequality: the Modern Taiwan Experience." Journal of Contemporary China, 17:55, 2008.

  18. "The Chinese Concept of Face: A Perspective for Business Communicators." (with Qiumin Dong) Journal of Critical Studies in Business and Society, 20:1/2, 2007.

  19. "Bilateral Trade and Intra-Regional Business Cycles: Is East Asia Feasible for a Currency Area?" Global Economy Journal, 7:3, 2007. Link

  20. "Get Your Degree from Educational ATM: an Empirical Study in Online Education." (with Hien Nguyen), International Journal on E-Learning, 6:1, 2007.

Submissions to Peer-Reviewed/Referred Journals

  1. “Investigation of the Effect of the Career Management System and Succession Plan on Work Stress and Feelings of Entrapment.” (with Mustafa Aslan) WORK, Revision and Resubmission.

  2. “Economic Growth in the Little White Ball: Golf Development in Modern China.” Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism, under review.

  3. “Innovation, Economic Growth, and Income Inequality in the United States.” (with Luyen Nguyen; Chris Erickson) Journal of Regional Science, under review.

  4. “ASEAN Plus Three and Intra-Regionalism: Is It True that 'More Is Better'?” (with Hien Nguyen) International Journal of Business and Economics, under review.

Work in Progress

  1. “Household Water Collection among Women and Children in Sub-Saharan Africa: System Dynamics Approach to Public-Private Infrastructural Provision Analysis.” (with Bernard Baah-Kumi) (draft finished; prepared for journal submission)

  2. “COVID Challenges over the Developing World: How Does Culture Affect Crisis Management?” (with Shammi Gandhi; Jim Fatoki) (draft finished; prepared for journal submission)

  3. “China’s ‘One Belt, One Road’ Regional Development: Is the New Global Trade Order Forming?” (with Nate Whitten)

  4. “Practice Makes Better Grades: Crossword Puzzles in Economics.” (draft finished)

  5. “Welcome to My Class! Faculty-Led Program Abroad: Opportunities and Challenges.” (draft finished)

  6. “So Are You Online Yet?! Modern MBA Education: Everyone Goes Cyberchase.” (with Stjepan Beg) (draft finished)

Awards and Honors

  1. Bank of America Distinguished Professor, College of Business, NMSU

    • Period: 2021~2023 (Professorship starting in Fall 2021)
  2. Guest Professorship, Osaka Prefecture University (OPU), Osaka, Japan

    • Period: November 10~23, 2018
    • Description: Invited as the OPU guest professor to run research and graduate seminars, deliver speeches to undergraduate students, and explore potential research collaborations and academic partnerships.
  3. Faculty Advisor of the Month (September)

    • Awarded by: National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH)
    • Recognition: Regional
  4. Alpha Chi Faculty Sponsor Service – Silver Recognition

    • Awarded by: Alpha Chi, the National College Honor Society, Portland, OR
  5. Stan Fulton Endowed Chair in Business, College of Business, NMSU

    • Period: 2017~2021
  6. Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award, College of Business, NMSU

    • Period: 2016~2017
  7. Stan Fulton Research Award, College of Business, NMSU

    • Year: 2017
    • Research Papers:
      • "Rural Poverty Reduction in Ghana: Evidence from MIDA Intervention Zones" (with Bernard Baah-Kumi)
      • "When Old Meets New: How China’s “Double-Eleven” Day Challenges Confucianism" (with Wenkai Zhou and Mike Hyman)
  8. Faculty Featured in College of Business Annual Report, NMSU

    • Year: 2017
    • Recognition: Feature on the business Faculty-Led International Program (FLiP) titled “Unique Study Abroad Program Creates Academic Partnership in Host Countries.”
  9. Certification of Appreciation, Center for Learning and Professional Development (CLPD), NMSU

  10. Globalization Award, International and Border Programs, NMSU

  11. Most Distinguished Faculty, Teaching Academy, NMSU

  12. Advanced Leader, Teaching Academy, NMSU

  13. Patricia Christmore Faculty Teaching Award, NMSU - 2008~2009

  14. Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award, College of Business, NMSU - 2007~2008

  15. Biography inclusion in the 2008~2009 Edition of the Madison Who’s Who Registry of Executives and Professionals, New York

  1. National Security Agency, “Global Classrooms and Cultural Connections for the 21st Century Learners”, Co-PI with Rajaa Shindi and Faruk Arslan, August 2019~July 2022.

  2. 2017 Carruthers Chair International Faculty Development Scholarship (IFDS) – Russia Seminar (Moscow, Russia), organized by CIEE, June 6th~15th 2017, US$6,000.

  3. 2014 Bill Daniels Fellow, International (Business) Ethics Study – East Asia (Extended Study), and Promotion on International Business Ethics Awareness, Principal Investigator (PI), June ~ August 2014, US$8,000.

  4. 2014 Funding/grant (awarded) for Summer Graduate Assistant Fellowship a. Funding used in Lee’s research project “‘Tiger-Mom’ Economics: Is Extra Curriculum Grade-enhancing or Stress-causing to Teenage Students?” b. Recipient: Robert Trail, ECON Master, May ~ June 2014, US$1,200.

  5. 2013 Bill Daniels Fellow, International (Business) Ethics Study – East Asia (Extended Study), Principal Investigator (PI), June ~ December 2013, US$5,500.

  6. 2013 Faculty Professional Development/Travel Grant (Award) – International, College of Business, Spring Semester, 2013, US$500.

  7. 2012 Bill Daniels Fellow, International (Business) Ethics Study – East Asia, Principal Investigator (PI), June ~ August 2012, US$7,000.

  8. 2011 Faculty Professional Development/Travel Grant (Award) – International, College of Business, Fall Semester, 2011, US$500.

  9. 2011 Bill Daniels Fellow, International (Business) Ethics Study - Europe, Principal Investigator (PI), June ~ September 2011, US$7,000.

  10. Migration Policy Office, NMSU International Relations Institute (IRI), “Into The Land of Enchantment: Empirical Study on the Financial Incentive, Employment and Education, and Business Ethics of the New Mexico and Border Migrating Workers”, Principal Investigator (PI), February ~ June 2011, US$5,000.

  11. National Council on Economic Education (NCEE), “Student Forum and Competition on Globalization” event, Co-PI with Benjamin Matta of the Center for Economics and Personal Finance Education (CEPFE), Las Cruces, NM, December 2008 ~ April 2009, US$12,500.00

Administrative position

  1. Associate/Co-Director, Daniels Fund Ethics/Initiative (DFEI) at NMSU, Bill Daniels Foundation, July 2017~Present.

  2. Assistant Director, Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative (DFEI) at NMSU, Bill Daniels Foundation, January 2015~June 2017.

Undergraduate Level:

  1. Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON 251)
  2. Principles of Microeconomics (ECON 252)
  3. International Business (IB 351)
  4. International Business (IB 351; abroad) – Director/Faculty-Led Program Abroad, Taipei, Taiwan, Summer 2016
  5. International Business and Economics (IB 351/ECON 450) – Director/Faculty-Led Program Abroad, Maynooth, Ireland 2015
  6. International Business (IB 351; abroad) – Director/Faculty-Led Program Abroad, Shanghai, China: Summer 2013; Summer 2014
  7. International Business and Ethical Issues (IB 300E) – Director/Faculty-Led Program Abroad, France, Summer 2011
  8. International Business and Economic Environment – the Pacific Rim Study (IB 398)
  9. Open Economy Macroeconomics (ECON 449; first class in fall 2013)
  10. International Economics – Trade and Finance (ECON/IB 450)
  11. Economic History and Thoughts (ECON 458)
  12. Labor Economics (ECON 465)
  13. Leadership and Society (HNRS 388V; new preparation in fall 2021)

Graduate Level:

  1. Seminar in Economic Development (ECDV 692; DED; new preparation of 2019)
  2. International Economics – Trade and Finance (ECON 581)
  3. Managerial Economics (ECON 503 - MBA Course; traditional)
  4. Managerial Economics (ECON 503 - Cohort-based MBA course; hybrid format: face-to-face + online course delivery; new online preparation since fall 2016)