Robert P. Singh - Morgan State University

Singh, R. P. (2007, January). The shortage of academically trained entrepreneurship faculty: Afundamental challenge to advancing entrepreneurship education and theory. . 2007 U.S.Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (USASBE) Conference, Orlando, Florida.Singh, R. P., Knox, E. L. , & Crump, M. E. (2006, August). Opportunity recognition differencesbetween black and white nascent entrepreneurs: A test of Bhaves model. . 2006 UICSymposium on Marketing and Entrepreneurship, Chicago, Illinois.Singh, R. P., Singh, L. O. , & Crump, M. E. (2005, August). Blogs as Marketing Tools forEntrepreneurs: Trends, Implications, and Future Research Directions. 20th Annual UIC/AMASymposium on Marketing and Entrepreneurship, San Francisco, California.Hills, G. E., Singh, R. P. , Lumpkin, G. T. , & Baltrusaityte, J. (2004, June). Examining how searchformality and search processes relate to the reasons for pursuing entrepreneurship and impactfirm founding. 2004 Babson College-Kauffman Foundation Entrepreneurship ResearchConference, Glasgow, Scotland.Singh, R. P. & McDonald, G. (2004, August). Reasons for pursuing new venture creation:Differences between black and white nascent entrepreneurs. . 2004 Academy of ManagementMeeting, New Orleans, New Orleans, Louisiana.Singh, R. P. & Hills, G. E. (2002, August). Recognizing opportunities vs. deciding to become anentrepreneur: A test of Bhave's model. 16th Annual UIC/AMA Symposium on Marketing andEntrepreneurship, San Diego, California.LocalSingh, R. P. & Lucas, L. (2002, November). Not just domestic engineers: An exloratory study ofhomemaker entrepreneurs. Morgan State University Research Presentation Symposium,Baltimore, Maryland.NationalCrump, M. E. & Singh, R. P. (2009, January). Black entrepreneurship literature: What's known,and who's informing? Washington Business Research Forum, Washington, District of Columbia.Singh, R. P. (2009, January). Root causes of the global credit crisis, criticisms of theBush/Paulson bailout plan, and recommendations for Congress. Washington Business ResearchForum, Washington, District of Columbia.Singh, R. P. & Jain, R. (2002, July). Improving local economies through technology transfer:Utilizing incubators to facilitate cluster development. Tech Transfer 2002, Maui, Hawaii.Singh, R. P. (2002, January). Teaching opportunity recognition. 2002 United States Associationfor Small Business and Entrepreneurship (USASBE) Conference, Reno, Nevada.Singh, R. P., Peery , N., & Hills, G. E. (2000, November). Home-based businesses in the UnitedStates: An exploratory study of homemaker entrepreneurs. 2nd Lloyd Greif Symposium onEmerging Organizations, Los Angelos, California.RegionalOgbolu, M. N. & Singh, R. P. (2010). Addressing the recession through public policies aimed atentrepreneurial new venture creation. Eastern Academy of Management, Portland, Maine.Singh, R. P. & Ogbolu, M. N. (2009, May). Examining the relationship between leadershipturnover and team performance. Eastern Academy of Management, Hartford, Connecticut.Karanja, E. & Singh, R. P. (2008, May). Sustainable competitive advantage through humaninformation technology infrastructure flexibility. Eastern Academy of Management Meeting, DC,District of Columbia.Singh, R. P. & Crump, M. E. (2006, May). Organizational behavior theory and major leaguebaseball team performance. 2006 Eastern Academy of Management Meeting, Saratoga Springs,New York.