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UTA marketing study shows lenient return policy may increase sales

Retail policiesA meta-analysis of retail return policies led by a University of Texas at Arlington College of Business professor may lead businesses to modify their policies to increase sales and reduce returns. Narayanan Janakiraman, an assistant professor of marketing who specializes in consumer behavior, UTA doctoral candidate Holly Syrdal and University of Texas at Dallas doctoral candidate Ryan Freling recently published their conclusions in The Journal of Retailing . “The Effect of Return Policy Leniency on

UT Arlington professor explores intersection of music and technology to manipulate sound

Collaboration involves sensors embedded in glovesARLINGTON, Texas -- A University of Texas at Arlington associate professor is pushing the limits of music and technology thanks to a new Research Enhancement Program grant that will allow him to enhance musical sounds with sensor-laden gloves. Dan Cavanagh, a jazz pianist and associate professor in the College of Liberal Arts , recently earned the UT Arlington grant to modify a pair of gloves with embedded electronic sensors. The sensors are designed to enhance and manipulate sounds of an instrument.

UT Arlington study shows employees become angry when receiving after-hours electronic correspondence

Email angerPeople who receive electronic correspondence from work after hours become angry more often than not and that can interfere with their personal lives, a new study from a management researcher at The University of Texas at Arlington shows. Marcus Butts, UT Arlington associate professor in the College of Business ’ Department of Management , is lead author on a study recently published in the Academy of Management Journal . William Becker, TCU

UT Arlington study researches AT&T Stadium’s impact on nearby businesses

Stadium impactWhen businesses synchronized their operations around major events at the then-new AT&T Stadium, they experienced success, a study by management professors at The University of Texas at Arlington shows. The study also shows that businesses closer to the stadium that saw the stadium as a negative became paralyzed when trying to adapt to the changing economic environment. Liliana Pérez-Nordtvedt, Susanna Khavul and Jeffrey McGee, all UT Arlington associate professors in the Department of Management , teamed with David Harrison, management

UT Arlington wins national Ford Motor Co. challenge for diabetes awareness project

ARLINGTON, Texas -- UT Arlington students from multiple academic disciplines will combine efforts to help educate lower-income, diverse community groups about diabetes prevention and control through a new, $25,000 grant from the Ford Motor Company Fund. The University of Texas at Arlington has been named one of nine 2013 grant winners through the company’s College Community Challenge. The award supports university efforts to address an urgent community need through a service-learning project. Project leaders chose diabetes prevention as their focus because of the prevalence of the

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