Featured Scholar: Brian Lorenzetti
Online auctions have become a major player in the world’s economy
in recent years, with members logging on to eBay, Amazon.com, and Yahoo!
Auctions to buy and sell thousands of goods—from clothing and collectables
to vehicles and even real estate. University Scholar Brian Lorenzetti recently
completed a study of the current state of online auctions and analyzed factors
contributing to the longevity of successful sites.
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Papers
Brian Lorenzetti, College
of Engineering (Mentor: Dr. Max Shen)
Going, Going, Still Going?: The Current
State of Online Auctions
Denise Emerson, Warrington College
of Business (Mentor: Selwyn Piramuthu)
Agent-Based Framework for Dynamic Supply
Chain Configuration
Elizabeth S. Raburn, College
of Agricultural and Life Sciences (Mentor: Shannon Washburn)
The Selection and Implementation of Subject-Appropriate
Instructional Approaches by Pre-Service Teachers of Agriculture
Jodi Lynn DeGraw, College
of Agricultural and Life Sciences (Mentor: Roger Nordstedt)
Survey of Safety Practices on Animal
Production Operations in Florida
Stacey Johnston, College
of Design, Construction and Planning (Mentor: Martin Gundersen)
Innovative Applications of Architectural
Membranes
Shelley Jones, College of Design, Construction, and Planning
(Mentor: M. Jo Hasell)
Do University of Florida Law Students
Have Something to Say About the Design of Their New Campus Facilities? :
A Pre-Design Programming Case Study at the Levin College of Law
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