CURRICULUM VITAE Zhiang "John" LIN Professor Organizations

defended in May 2010 and dissertation defended in June 2011. Currently as an assistantprofessor at the City University of Hong Kong.Bindu Arya, “Knowledge Diffusion and Organizational Effectiveness fromCollaborative Relations in Multi-relational Networks,” University of Texas at Dallas.Proposal defended in February 2005 and dissertation defended in June 2006. Currentlyan assistant professor at the University of Missouri – St. Louis.Haibin Yang, "Interfirm Distances as Channels for External Resources: The Choicebetween Alliances and Mergers & Acquisitions,” University of Texas at Dallas.Proposal defended in May 2004 and dissertation defended in April 2005. Currently anassociate professor at the City University of Hong Kong.As Dissertation Committee MemberSteve Sauerwald, “Corporate Governance: Board Social Capital, Shareholder Dissent,and Board Authority ,” University of Texas at Dallas. Proposal defended in June 2013.Li (Sunny) Sun, “Internationalization, Diversification and Privatization in China,”University of Texas at Dallas. Proposal defended in June 2009 and dissertationdefended in April 2010. Currently an assistant professor at the University of Missouri –Kansas City.Irem Demirkan, “Essays on the Evolution of Networks in the U.S. BiotechnologyIndustry,” University of Texas at Dallas. Proposal defended in June 2006 anddissertation defended in July 2007. Currently an assistant professor at NortheasternUniversity.Kiram Ismail, “Networking and Leadership Approaches in Post-Soviet Countries:Essays on Relationships among Institutional, Organizational, and Individual Factorsfrom A Macro and Micro Perspective”, University of Texas at Dallas. Proposaldefended in March 2005 and dissertation defended in August 2006. Currently anassistant professor at St. Johns University.Xia Zhao, “The Voluntary Adoption of Corporate Governance Reforms in the Post-Enron Era”, University of Texas at Dallas. Proposal defended in February 2005 anddissertation defended in June 2006. Currently an assistant Professor at the CaliforniaState University – Dominguez Hills.Nancy Kucinski, "Interest, Institutions, and Friends of the Court: An Analysis ofOrganizational Factors related to Amicus Curiae Participation," University of Texas atDallas. Proposal defended in February 2001 and dissertation defended in March 2004.Currently an assistant professor at the Hardin Simmons University.- 16 -