Employee Directory

Lisa Anderson

Senior Secretary

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lisamarie.anderson@northern.edu

Lisa graduated from Northern State with a double major in Marketing & Management.

She has been with the School of Business since August 2024.

Kristi Bockorny

Dacotah Bank Dean of the School of Business

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kristi.bockorny@northern.edu

Ph.D., Human Capital Management, Bellevue University, Bellevue, Neb.

Master's, Management, Bellevue University, Bellevue, Neb.

Bachelor's, Finance, Northern State University

Bachelor's, Business Education, Northern State University

 

 

Dr. Kristi Bockorny joined Northern's faculty in the spring of 2010. In 2020, Dr. Bockorny assumed the role of Honors Program director in addition to her teaching duties.

 

Research Interests

Psychological capital

Gratitude

Leadership

Employee motivation and engagement

Training and development

Workforce recruitment and selection

 

Publications

 

Book Chapters

Youssef-Morgan, C.M., Ahrens, B., Bockorny, K., Craig, L., & Peters, M. (2019). Applications of psychological capital in the public sector. In R. Burke & S. Pignata (Eds.), Handbook of research on stress and well-being in the public sector. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar.

 

Youssef-Morgan, C.M., & Bockorny, K. (2014). Engagement in the context of positive psychology. In. C. Truss, R. Delbridge, K. Alfes, A. Shantz, & E. Soane, (Eds.), Employee engagement in theory and practice (pp. 36-56). London: Routledge.

 

Journal Publications

 

Bockorny, K.M. & Villegas, S.G. (2021). Operating when there are no rules: An HRM dilemma in changing guidelines. Journal of Critical Incidents, 14(1), 68-70.

 

Bockorny, K.M. & Walters, H.D. (2021). The Relevance of a Liberal Arts Education to Business School Graduates: An Assessment of Alumni. The Transnational Journal of Business, 6, 38-50.

 

Bockorny, K. & Youssef-Morgan, C.M. (2019). Entrepreneurs’ courage, psychological capital, and life satisfaction.  Frontiers in Psychology, 10, 789.

 

Klipfel, J.A.L., Barclay, A.C., Bockorny, K.M.  (2014). Self-congruity: A determinant of brand personality. Journal of Marketing Development and Competitiveness, 8(3). 

 

Walters, H.D. & Bockorny, K.M. (2018). Relevance of general education: An assessment of undergraduate business students. E-Journal Business Education & Scholarship of Teaching, 12(3).

 

Villegas, S.G., & Bockorny, K.M. (2020). Hiring Ethics: A Case of Undue Influence in Employee Selection. Journal of Business Ethics Education. 17(1), 285-290. https://doi.org/10.5840/jbee20201719 

 

Grants, Honors, and Certifications

Sanford Faculty Professional Development Award 2022

HyFlex Teaching Certification 2022

Foundation Faculty Excellence Award 2021

CETL Pedagogy Grant 2021

Nora Staael Evert Award 2019

Advisor of the Year (PBL/Business Club) 2018 

Management & Organizational Behavior Teaching Society 2018

Early Educator Institute

Academy of Management 2014

Entrepreneurship Doctoral Consortium

Amber Henderson

Associate Professor of Marketing/Management

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amber.henderson@northern.edu

Doctorate in Business Administration (D.B.A.), Management, Anderson University

Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.), University of Mary

Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration, Economics emphasis, University of Jamestown

 

Dr. Amber Henderson joined Northern in the fall of 2015. 

 

Research Interests

Leadership

Cross-cultural Leadership

Organizational Commitment

Entrepreneurship

Group Decision-making

 

Dr. Henderson is an honored member of the eighth cohort of Native Governance Center’s Native Nations Rebuilders. Other accomplishments include the 2021 NSU Sanford Faculty Professional Development Award, National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development’s 40 Under 40 Award (2018), Salzburg’s Global Forum Young Cultural Innovator Fellow, and Harvard’s Project on American Indian Economic Development Next Horizon Fellow.

 

She also serves as an advisor for NSU’s Phi Beta Lambda organization, and was advisor of the year in 2018.   

Lindsey Huber

Instructor of Management Information Systems

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lindsey.huber@northern.edu

Master of Science in E-learning Technology and Administration, Northern State University 

Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, Northern State University

Teaching Technology Endorsement, Northern State University

 

Ms. Lindsey Huber joined Northern's faculty in 2017. From 2008 to 2017 she worked for Northern's Technology Services as Help Desk manager and instructional design specialist while adjunct teaching for the School of Business. She is a proud Northern alum.

 

Courses Taught

BADM 244 – Business Communications 

MIS 205 – Advanced Computer Applications

CSC 273 – Computer Math with Excel

MIS 385 – Data Mining

MIS 480 – Business Intelligence

MIS 485 – Database Management

 

Service/Committees

Faculty mentor in the Rising Scholar program 

NSU Foundation – Northern Night Committee 

NSU Foundation Northern Alumni Association

Women’s Business Conference Committee

NSU Campus Preservation Committee 

BIO Girls 

 

Keun Lee

Professor of Economics

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keun.lee@northern.edu

Ph.D. in Economics, concentration in Macroeconomics and International Finance, Columbia University

B.A. in Economics, University of California, Berkeley

 

Dr. Lee joined Nothern State University in fall of 2001 and is an economics faculty member.  

 

Research Interests

His research interests include macroeconomics economies, international trade, and the international monetary system. He has published articles in peer-reviewed journals and authored "Keynes’s Economics: Common Sense," to be published soon.

 

Dr. Lee has received grants from organizations including the state of South Dakota, the Bush Foundation, and Nora Staael Evert Foundation.  

 

He is affiliated with the American Economic Association, Western Economic Association International, International Economics and Finance Society, and National Business and Economics Society. He also has served on the boards of directors for several professional organizations, including the Midwestern Business and Economics Association.

Eman Momeni

Assistant Professor of Accounting

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eman.momeni@northern.edu

Ph.D., Accounting, 2017, University of Isfahan, Iran

Master’s, Accounting, 2011, California State University, Fullerton

 

Dr. Eman Momeni joined Northern in August 2020. He previously worked in the public accounting and auditing field for three years in California. Dr. Momeni has more than six years of worldwide professional accounting experience as controller, cost accounting manager, and financial advisor. His Ph.D. research emphasis was "Convergence Effects of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) on Emerging Markets." California State University, Fullerton, from which he earned a master's degree, is a double AACSB-accredited business school in Southern California. 

 

Academic Awards

Sanford Faculty Development Award, Northern State University, 2022

Becker Professional Education Award, California State University, Fullerton, 2010

 

Courses Taught

Accounting Principles

Advanced Accounting

Cost and Managerial Accounting

Accounting Theory

Forensic Accounting

International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)

 

Research Interests

Convergence effects of international standard setting in accounting

Value relevance and information content of accounting data, and presentation of financial statements

Forensic accounting education

Emerging markets

 

Publications

Rahrovi, A., Foroghi, D., & Momeni, E. “The Prospect Theory and Managements' Fraud Incentives in Financial Reporting: A Literature Review”. Journal of Forensic and Investigative Accounting (nacva.com). Corresponding author, Accepted in May 2024. Awaiting DOI.

 

Rahrovi, A., & Momeni, E.“The Impact of Emerging Market’s Microstructure Legislations on Market Efficiency: Evidence from Iran”. Afro-Asian Journal of Accounting and Finance. Corresponding author. Accepted in August 2023, DOI: 10.1504/AAJFA.2023.10063816

 

Momeni, E., Foroughi, D., & Amiri, H. (2019). “The comparison of value relevance of assets reporting in traditional and restructured balance sheet based on IASB and FASB exposure draft”. Journal of Empirical Research in Accounting, 8(2), 51–70.

 

Momeni, E., Foroughi, D., & Amiri, H. (2017). “The study of value relevance of disaggregated profitability based on the new framework of financial statements proposed by IASB & FASB, for Tehran Stock Exchange companies”. Journal of Accounting and Auditing Research, 9(33), 24–41.

 

Conference Presentations

Momeni, E., Behnampour, M. (2024). “A study of Current Modular Contents and Teaching Techniques in Fraud & Forensic Accounting Education, Academicians’ Perspective.” 6th International Conference on Advanced Research in Management, Economics, and Accounting, Prague, Czech Republic. Presenter & Corresponding author.

 

Rahrovi, A., Foroghi, D., & Momeni, E. (2022). The Prospect Theory and Managements' Fraud Incentives in Financial Reporting: A Literature Review. International Conference on Accounting and Finance, Denver, United States. Co-author and Presenter.  Conference Proceeding ISBN: 978-93-90150-32-8

 

 Momeni, E.  “Review of Restructured Financial Statement Value relevance based on IASB & FASB ED”, Conference of Accounting and Financial Management, 11 Dec. 2016, Isfahan, Iran.

 

Momeni, E., Alali, F. “Modeling perspective: Effects of Professional Liability Insurance on Audit Quality”, University of Isfahan Seminar of Accounting and Financial Management, 19 Dec. 2012.

 

Momeni, E., Foroughi, D. “The Effect of Restructuring Financial Statements on Iranian Financial Reporting”, Research Project for Iranian Accounting Standard Board, 2017.

 

In Progress Research

“Audit Report Lag and its Contemporary Issues: A Comparative Literature Review”. writing and Submission stage. 

 

“A study of Current Modular Contents and Teaching Techniques in Fraud & Forensic Accounting Education, Academicians’ Perspective.” writing and Submission stage.

 

The effect of earning co-movement on the reaction coefficient of unexpected profits releases of the companies, under uncertain condition.” Proposal and Data analysis stage.
 

Candi Olson

Instructor of Accounting

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candi.olson@northern.edu

Master of Business Taxation (M.B.T.) University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN 
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Accounting, Northern State University, Aberdeen, SD 

Candi Olson has been a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) since 1996. She joined Northern in 2017 as a full-time accounting instructor in the School of Business. Olson’s professional career has spanned more than 20 years in public accounting and industry environments. 

While in public accounting, she assisted clients with a variety of tax matters at Deloitte in Minneapolis. After leaving public accounting, she worked in corporate settings including 10 years at Target Corporation, where she managed a team that handled all aspects of multistate corporate income tax planning, reporting, compliance, and controversy. 

Courses Taught

Principles of Accounting I and II

Intermediate Accounting I and II

Income Tax

Advanced Income Tax

Professional Ethics for Accountants

Scott Peterson

Instructor of Management Information Systems, Director of Business Internships

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scott.peterson@northern.edu

Courses Taught

Computer Science

Web Programming

Networks and Telecommunications

Information Security

Blockchain

 

Research interests

Information and network security

Blockchain governance

John Peterson

Associate Professor of Finance

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john.peterson@northern.edu

Doctor of Philosophy, Finance, 1996, University of Kansas

Master's, International Economics, 1988, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Bachelor's, General Economics, 1986, South Dakota State University

 

John E. Peterson joined Northern's faculty in fall 1992.