Andre Araujo

• Ph.D. in Business Administration, MIS Department, University of Oklahoma, USA (2005)

• Clinical Associate Professor, Raymond A. Mason School of Business, William & Mary (2022-present)
• Clinical Associate Professor, MAYS Business School, Texas A&M University (2022-first semester)
• Clinical Assistant Professor, MAYS Business School, Texas A&M University (2014-2020)
  • Teaching Excellence Award, Management Information Systems (2019)
• Visiting Assistant Professor, Raymond A. Mason School of Business, William & Mary (2008-2011)
• Lecturer Professor, AIS Department, University of Canterbury (New Zealand) (2006-2008)
• Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Korea, South Korea (2005)

• BUAD 6711, Advanced Modeling Techniques (MBA), William & Mary
• BUAD 469, Advanced Modeling Techniques (undergraduate), William & Mary
• BUAD 5703, Quantitative Methods (MBA), William & Mary
• BUAD 6271, Database Management (MBA), William & Mary
• BUAD 468, Prescriptive Analytics (undergraduate), William & Mary
• BUAD 460, Big Data Analytics and Machine Learning (undergraduate), William & Mary
• BUAD 6631, Advanced Project Management (MBA), William & Mary
• BUAD 6621, Project Management (MBA), William & Mary
• BUAD 6661, Lean Six Sigma Toolkit (MBA), William & Mary
• BUAD 5762, Online Capstone Project (Online MBA), William & Mary
• ISTM 631, IS Design and Development, Texas A&M
• ISTM 415, Information Systems Capstone Project, Texas A&M
• ISTM 420, Web-Enabled (Web Development), Texas A&M
• ISYS 210H, Fundamentals of MIS (Honors Students), Texas A&M
• 2018 Canada Global Case Competition, Coach and Mentor (students were awarded 1st place), Texas A&M
• IBUS 459, Latin American Markets: Peru/Ecuador, Texas A&M
• IBUS 289-489, Costa Rica Business Sustainability, Texas A&M
• IBUS 459, Latin American Markets: Brazil, Texas A&M
• IBUS 455, Asia Business Environment (China), Texas A&M
• ISYS 415, Large Scale Information Systems Project, Texas A&M
• ISYS 420a, Web-Enabled Applications, Texas A&M
• BUAD 431, Strategic Analysis and Consulting (Capstone Project), William & Mary
• BUAD 595, Accounting IS (Master, MAcc Program), William & Mary
• BUAD 361, Introduction Operations Technology, William & Mary
• BUAD 476, Electronic Commerce, William & Mary
• BUAD 330, Computer Skills for Business, William & Mary
• BUAD 469, Visual Basic, William & Mary
• BUAD 362, Introduction Information Technology, William & Mary
• AFIS 614, Quantitative Research Methods (Graduate), University of Canterbury
• AFIS 303, Management of Information Systems & Technology, University of Canterbury
• AFIS 123, Information Systems and Technology, University of Canterbury

• Teaching Excellence Award, Management Information Systems, Texas A&M (2019)
• Global Case competition (coached students won first place), Tech Global Retail Challenge in Canada, Mays Impact Magazine, Coach and mentor (2018)
• Study Abroad Program featured in the cover page of a newspaper, Mays Weekly Texas A&M (2017)
• Research Publication Award, College of Business and Economics, University of Canterbury (2009)
• Best Dissertation Award, University of Oklahoma (2005)
• Outstanding Teaching Performance, University of Oklahoma (2003)
• ICIS Doctoral Consortium, The International Conference on Information Systems 2003, Seattle
• Beta Gamma Sigma Society, High Scholastic Achievements, The Honor Society for Collegiate Schools of Business accredited by AACSB (2005)
• Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities (2003)
• Best Reviewer, Information Systems/Electronic Communications Operations Management Track of the Southern Management Association Meeting (2002)
• Academic Merit, OU Graduate Student Senate's Ways and Means Committee Award, University of Oklahoma (2002)
• Academic Merit, Graduate Scholarship, University of Oklahoma (2002-2004)

• Araujo, A. (2019) "Hyper-sensitivity in Global Virtual Teams," in Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, pp. 326-336, Advanced Methodologies and Technologies in Business Operations and Management.
• Araujo, A., Keuper, M., Ligon, L., and Punnoose, A. (2017) "An Examination on the Social Impact of the Olympic Games on Brazil," 10th Global Studies Conference, National University of Singapore, Singapore.
• Araujo, A. (2016) "Insights on New Technological Developments," Prefeitura de Farroupilha, Brazil.
• Araujo, A. (2014) "Understanding the Acceptance of Healthcare Technologies: An Integrative Model at the Group Level," in Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, pp. 3396-4303.
• Araujo, A. (2009) "Implementing Global Virtual Teams to Enhance Cross-Border Transfer of Knowledge in Multinational Enterprises: A Resource-Based View," in International Journal of Networking and Virtual Organizations, Vol. 6 N.2, pp. 161-176.
• Araujo, A. and Chidambaram, L. (2008) "A Dynamic Perspective of Trust in Virtual Teams: The Role of Task, Technology, and Time," in International Journal of Networking and Virtual Organizations, Vol. 5 N.1, pp. 4-16.
• Araujo, A. (2008) "E-Collaboration in Cross-Cultural Contexts, Normative and Social influences," Global E-Collaboration Webinar Series, November 12, 2008, On-Line International Panel, USA.
• Araujo, A. (2008) "Collaborative Technology Adoption in Global Virtual Teams: Instrumental and Social influences," chapter in Handbook of Research on Electronic Collaboration and Organizational Synergy.
• Araujo, A. (2008) "The role of task in virtual teams: A review of prior research and new directions," chapter in Encyclopedia of Human Resources Information Systems: Challenges in E-HRM.
• Araujo, A. (2007) "IT Adoption in Developing Countries: Examining the impact of culture and self-efficacy," Eight Annual Global Information Technology Management (GITMA) World Conference, June 17-19, 2007, Naples, Italy.
• Araujo, A. (2007) "Multinational Enterprises in Dissimilar Cultural Contexts: The Role of Global Virtual Teams," 9th International Conference on Social Implications of Computer in Developing Countries, May 28-30, 2007, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
• Araujo, A. and Chidambaram, L. (2005) "Trusting what you cannot see: A longitudinal study of trust development in virtual teams," Academy of Management, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.
• Araujo, A. (2005) "Global Virtual Teams in Multinational Enterprises - Enabling absorptive capacity and knowledge transfer," KMIS International Conference, Jeju Island, South Korea.
• Miranda, S., Araujo, A., and Zmud, R. (2003) "Alternative Modes of Appropriation and Meaning in Organizational Communication," JAIS Theory Development Workshop, Barcelona, Spain.
• Araujo, A. and Chidambaram, L. (2003) "Towards an Integrative Theory of Trust in Virtual Teams: The Role of Task Perception, Setting, Technology, and Time," JAIS Theory Development Workshop, Barcelona, Spain.
• Araujo, A. (2002) "IT Capability and its Impact on Firm's Performance through the Lens of IT Intensity and Growth Rate," Americas Conference on Information Systems, Dallas, Tx.
• Araujo, A. and Chidambaram, L. (2001) "The Impact of Task on Trust Building and Performance in Global Virtual Teams," Americas Conference on Information Systems, Boston, MA.

• "Affect Infusion and Trust in Virtual Teams," Under Review, Computers in Human Behavior.
• "Emotions, trust, and performance in Virtual Teams: What Managers Need to Know," Under Review, Group Decision and Negotiation.
• "An Examination on the Societal Impact of the Olympic Games on Brazil," completed research paper submitted to Global Research Network.
• "Measuring the Performance Impact of an Enhanced Collaboration Technology in Short-Term Virtual Teams," with Sampson, M.

Ad-Hoc Reviewer

• ISR, JMIS, GDN - Group Decision and Negotiation, IJVNO - International Journal of Networking and Virtual Organizations
• International Conferences: ICIS, HICSS, AMCIS, Academy of Management, GITMA

Track Chair

• Emerging Learning Technologies, Pedagogies and Marketplace Issues, Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS 2001)