By Discipline: Business Administration - 2026 Student Research Conference

2026 Student Research Conference:
39th Annual Student Research Conference

By Discipline: Business Administration (2026)

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The following abstracts for discipline Business Administration have been submitted:

Did the U.S. Tariffs on Chinese Imports Affect U.S. Consumer Prices on Semiconductor-Related Products?

Oral Presentation
(Economics, Political Science, Business Administration)
Ryan V. Le
Dr. Xiaofen Chen, Faculty Mentor
(101-3201-5, 9:30, SUB 3201 )
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How Investment and Export will lead to economic Growth in Guatemala

An economic comparative analysis between Guatemala and Mexico

Oral Presentation
(Business Administration, Economics, Spanish)
Malinka A. Lopez
Dr. Sunghan Bae and Dr. John Quinn, Faculty Mentors
(304--5, 2:00, SUB Georgian B)
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The Role of Anthropomorphism in Brand Identity: How Young Adult Consumers Connect with Brand Mascots?

Oral Presentation
(Business Administration)
Sayri E. Colindres
Tyana Lange (Student Engagement, Enrollment & Marketing), Faculty Mentor
(202--5, 11:30, SUB 3202)
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