University of Niagara Falls

Hassan Baz Chamas is a distinguished academic and consultant specializing in data analytics and operations management. He holds a PhD in Information and Operations Management from the University of Bradford, having also earned his MSc from the same institution. His foundational studies were completed at the Lebanese American University, where he obtained his BS. Hassan has made significant contributions to the academic community, particularly in the realm of data science. He previously served as the chairperson for the Data Science Department at the Lebanese University, where he supervised numerous graduate projects and theses. His expertise encompasses operations management and data analytics, areas in which he has both taught and conducted extensive research. Throughout his career, Hassan has worked on numerous consultancy projects across Oman, Lebanon, and the UAE, applying his knowledge to solve real-world problems and advance the field of data science. His leadership roles have been a testament to his professionalism and dedication, as he continually strives to push the boundaries of what can be achieved with data-driven decision making.  Courses taught Data Analytics For Management, Business Process Design, Project Management Areas of academic interest Psychological contract and IT workers IT and governance E-government IT and sustainability and waste Business and social issues concerned with Information systems design and development Business and social issues concerned with Information systems implementation Process management Technological Innovation Entrepreneurship and innovation Areas of specialization Information and Operations Management, Data Analytics, Data Visualization, Data Science Publications Hussain,Z. Baz Chamas, H. Abdi, R (2016) A study looking at the influence of context on implementation of e-governance: What comes first – Context or System?. In Proceedings of the 2016 UKAIS Conference, Oxford, UK: AIS electronic library. Hussain,Z. Baz Chamas, H. Abdi, R (2016) A study looking at ways to increase acceptance of E-Government systems in Developing Countries: A focus on The Context-System Gap. In Proceedings of the 2016 BAM Conference, New Castle, UK Baz Chamas, H. (2014) The political and legal challenges limiting e-government implementation in developing contexts. Post-Graduate Research Conference. University of Bradford. 31st of October Hussain,Z. Baz Chamas, H. Abdi, R. (2016) A study looking at the influence of context on implementation of e-governance: What comes first – Context or System? Journal of Strategic Information Systems.

Janine Gray earned her PhD in Zoology from Rhodes University in South Africa. She is a former senior instructor in the Department of Animal Science and Aquaculture at Dalhousie University in Truro, Nova Scotia. While at Dalhousie, she supported the establishment and growth of the Bioveterinary Science program and introduced the African Wildlife Ecology course – a three-week intensive credit course taking place in the Eastern Cape of South Africa, developed in partnership with the Wildlife & Reserve Management Research Group at Rhodes University. Janine takes a student-centric approach in the classroom, striving to provide students with the tools and skills they need to succeed in their future careers. That includes ensuring they develop essential soft skills such as working in teams, taking notes, writing reports and other documents, as well as introducing different types of technology and specialized knowledge into their areas of interest. In addition to her PhD, she also completed a Bachelor of Science in Zoology and Geology, and an Honours Bachelor of Science in Geology at Rhodes University. Courses taught General Biology Physical Geography Introduction to Nutrition Immunology Areas of academic interest General biology from the processes to the evolution of all organisms Anatomy and physiology of humans and animals Reproduction and growth of humans and animals Digestive system and nutrition in humans and animals Health and disease in humans and animals Spread of disease One health Areas of specialization Reproduction in mammals, anatomy and physiology Awards Dalhousie University, Faculty of Agriculture honorary Barley Ring recipient, 2021 Dalhousie University, Agricultural Students’ Association Student Appreciation Award, 2018Systems.

Kirti Khanzode, a distinguished scholar and educator, holds a PhD in English from Barkatullah University in India and is also a certified professional from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), UK. With more than two decades of experience in post-secondary education across three countries, Kirti has excelled in various roles, from teaching to management and leadership. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated a remarkable blend of pedagogical prowess and administrative acumen. Her expertise spans teaching, research, and administration, with a particular focus on business communication, leadership, team dynamics, and negotiation skills. In her administrative roles, Kirti has successfully managed diverse portfolios, including student recruitment, student services, and program management, earning recognition for her strategic vision and operational excellence. Her research and scholarly interests lie in the integration of technology to enhance student engagement in the teaching-learning process. Additionally, she is passionate about business case writing and has published her case studies in prestigious publications such as Ivey and Harvard Business Review. Her case studies particularly focus on growth and expansion strategies of small- and medium-sized enterprises. Courses taught BBA/ Business Communication, Organizational Behavior, Leadership and Management, Cross-Cultural Management Areas of academic interest Management Communication, Organizational Behavior, Leadership and Team Building, Negotiation Skills, Change Management, and Artificial Intelligence Areas of specialization English Language and Communication, Management Communication Publications Khanzode, K. and Chandra, G. (2018). FiLLi Café: Going Global. Ivey Publishing.9B18A061 Teaching Note 8B18A061 Vakhariya,S. and Khanzode,K.(2018). The Role of Big Data in Enhancing Customer Experience in UAE Retail. Journal of Business Administration, Sciedu Press http://sciedupress.com/journal/index.php/ijba/issue/view/698 Khanzode, K., Kalia, S. and Parik, V. (2018). Journey of Dreams Turns into Nightmare at MASTSolutions. ECCH. Product Reference Number: 418-0024—1 Patwa, N., Tarabaz, A., Khanzode, K. et al. (2018). Factors Affecting Customer Engagement In Shopping Malls Through SOLOMO.The International Journal of Management, 6(4), 23-39. Seetharaman, A.,Patwa,N. Karthikeyan & Khanzode,K. (2017). Impact of Value Networks on Business-to-Business Markets in the Engineering Industry. Journal of Asian Finance, Economics, and Business (JAFEB), Vol. 02 – Issue 11, pp. 60-75. Patwa, N., Pandey, N. & Khanzode, K. (2017). Impact of Mobility on Supply Chain Management. International Journal of Latest Engineering and Management Research (IJLEMR) ISSN:2455-4847 www.ijlemr.com, Vol. 02 – Issue 11, pp. 60-75. Puri S., Khanzode K, Trivedi P. (2017). UAEs Lincoln University of Business and Management Looks to Solidify Success. WDI Publishing University of Michigan. 5-262-583Teaching Note 5-262-583 Puri S., Khanzode K & Jain R.(2016). Moshi Looks to Popularize Fusion fare in Dubai. Ivey Publishing.9B16A032Teaching Note ref. no. 8B16A032 Puri S., Khanzode K. & Beard A. (2016). Expand the Menu. Harvard Business Review (HBR). 94(6) pp.109-113 Khanzode, K., &Puri, S. (2015).Raju Omlet: Expanding in UAE. Ivey Publishing. 9B15A052 Teaching Note ref. no. 8B15A052 Khanzode, K. (2014). Katherine Patterson. ECCH -029-1. Teaching Note ref. no. 914-014-8 Khanzode, K., &Puri, S. (2014).Devnish Corporation. ECCH 514 Teaching Note ref. no. 514-029-8 Khanzode, K. What Neuro-Linguistic- Prog