1 Dr. MICHAEL A. BOLAND Abbreviated VITAE – 1 December 2010 ...

34. Katz, J. and M. Boland. “One for All and All for One? A New Generation of Cooperatives Emerges.”Long Range Planning Journal 35(2002):73-89.35. Herrman, T.J., M.A. Boland, K. Agrawal, and S.R. Baker. “Use of a Simulation Model to EvaluateWheat Segregation Strategies for Country Elevators.” Applied Transactions of the ASAE 18,1(2002):105-112.36. Boland, M.A., E. Lehman, and J. Stroade. “A Review of Baccalaureate Degree Programs inAgribusiness Management.” International Food and Agribusiness Management Review 4,3(2001):1-11.37. Boland, M.A., D. Huffman, and J.A. Fox. “Costs of Implementing HACCP and SSOP’s.” Journal ofFood Safety 21,3(November 2001):191-204.38. Fingerhut, K., P. Zhang, J.A. Fox, and M.A. Boland. “Consumer Preferences for Pathogen-reducingTechnologies in Beef.” Journal of Food Safety 21(2001):97-110.39. Boland, M.A., C. Freberg, and D. Barton. “Dakota Growers Pasta.” Case Research Journal21,2(Spring 2001):35-56.40. Boland, M.A., N. Mitchell, and K. Stiegert. “Midwest Grain Products.” International Food andAgribusiness Management Review 3(2000):457-72.41. Boland, M.A., M. Johnson, and S. Schumacher. “Wheat Breeder Battles: Hard Red vs. White.”Choices 15, 2(2000):17-20.42. Katz, J. and M.A. Boland. “U.S. Premium Beef.” Supply Chain Management Journal 5, 2(2000):99-109.43. Boland, M.A. and J.T. Akridge. “Benchmarking Procedures for Retail Fertilizer Firms.” AgriculturalFinance Review 59(1999):65-76.44. Schumacher, S., M.A. Boland, R. Madl, and G. Ham. “Hard White Wheat Release Procedures: ADecision Case.” Journal of Natural Sciences and Life Sciences Education 28(1999):63-71.45. Boland, M. A., A. Featherstone, and S. J. Chapman. “Characteristics of Master’s Programs inAgribusiness Management.” International Food and Agribusiness Management Review 2, 1(1999): 63-82.46. Boland, M.A. and S. Daniel. “Agricultural Economists for the Private Sector -- Are We MeetingTheir Needs?” Review of Agricultural Economics 21, 2(Fall/Winter 1999):319-330.16 refereed manuscripts were published before 1999 on various issues related to pork production.Evaluation of Research ScholarshipOf my 83 written cases and teaching notes, royalty income is paid on 24 of them from textbook publishingcompanies. 64 of my cases have been translated into Spanish, 2 into Portuguese, 2 into French, 2 intoArabic, and 2 into Chinese. 9 of my cases have been utilized into the two most widely used strategicmanagement textbooks. These are used in at least 1100 college of business school classes annually acrossthe world. Teaching notes for my cases have been requested by 2,117 different instructors. The mainstreamagribusiness journals are not yet listed on the Social Science Index for citation counts.12