Big XII + MIS Research Symposium

Track A: Agentic AI and Humaness — Lindner Hall Room 2125

• Paper 1 (10:45-11:15 a.m.): Too Human for Comfort: Affective Expressiveness and the Uncanny Valley in AI Communications. Presented by Rashid Armaan, University of Arkansas.
• Paper 2 (11:15-11:45 a.m.): Virtual Agent Appearance, Social Perception, and Partner Preference in Immersive Environments. Presented by Saeed Nosratabadi, Texas Tech University.
• Paper 3 (11:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.): How Do Multiple Anthropomorphic Cues Interactively Shape Distrust in AI Failures. Presented by Xinran Shi, University of Cincinnati.

Track B: Crisis, Compliance, and Safety — Lindner Hall Room 2120

• Paper 1 (10:45-11:15 a.m.): Beyond the Click: Adolescents’ Understanding of Consent and Data Practices on Social Media. Presented by Nehir Tanyel, University of Texas at San Antonio.
• Paper 2 (11:15-11:45 a.m.): Moral Loyalty and ISP Behavior: A Dual-Pathway Model of Compliance and Noncompliance. Presented by Rafae Abdullah, Baylor University.
• Paper 3 (11:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.): Analog Momentum: A Sociomaterial Process Model of Coordination During an Internet Blackout. Presented by Tashrif Uddin, Oklahoma State University.

Track C: Non-Research Teaching Innovations Track — Lindner Hall Room 2250

• Presentation 1 (10:45-11:15 a.m.): Sizemore & Company Experiential Learning Experiment. Presented by Sahana Sathiyanarayanan, Nathan Sharpe.
• Presentation 2 (11:15-11:45 a.m.): Industry Practicum Projects for MSIS 2.0. Presented by Kris Jones, University of Cincinnati.

Track A: Online Communities and Digital Platforms 2 — Lindner Hall Room 2125

• Paper 1 (2:35-3:05 p.m.): Deal Portfolio Complexity and Sales Performance: The Role of CRM and Generative AI. Presented by Ankur Jaiswal, University of Texas at Austin.
• Paper 2 (3:05-3:35 p.m.): Beyond Casual Participation: How Platform-Generated Signals Shape Provider Expansion. Presented by Hua Zhong, Iowa State University.
• Paper 3 (3:35-4:05 p.m.): What Drives Viral Pharmaceutical Content on Short-Video Platforms? Presented by Shuhan (Stella) Yang, University of Iowa.

Track B: Information Systems and Cybersecurity — Lindner Hall Room 2120

• Paper 1 (2:35-3:05 p.m.): The "Passive Safety" Bonus: A NeuroIS Investigation of Realization Utility in Cybersecurity. Presented by Yi (Billy) Gu, Texas Tech University.
• Paper 2 (3:05-3:35 p.m.): Breaking into Penetration Testing: An Extensive Analysis of Penetration Testing Roles in Industry. Presented by Mohammad Jamil Ahmad, West Virginia University.
• Paper 3 (3:35-4:05 p.m.): An Empirical Analysis of Post-Breach Disclosure Strategies and Financial Outcomes. Presented by Arindam Majumder, University of North Texas.

Track C: IS Theory Development — Lindner Hall Room 2250

• Paper 1 (2:35-3:05 p.m.): Extending the Design Science Research Contribution Matrix: Temporal Dynamics, Technological Discontinuities, and the Evolution of Problem Spaces Presented by Hamed Zolbanin, University of Dayton.
• Paper 2 (3:05-3:35 p.m.): Envisioning DevOps. Presented by Elora Das, University of Arkansas.

Track A: Healthcare and IS Support Systems — Lindner Hall Room 2125

• Paper 1 (4:20-4:50 p.m.): From Feeling to Form: Co-Created AI Art for Emotional Support Presented by Xingwen (Winry) Liu, University of Texas at Austin.
• Paper 2 (4:50-5:20 p.m.): AI-enabled Mental Health Support Assistant. Presented by Benjamin Zapata, Brigham Young University.
• Paper 3 (5:20-5:50 p.m.): Developing and Validating a Measure of Individual Technological Health. Presented by Skousen Tanner, Brigham Young University.

Track B: NLP, Linguistic Analyses, and Reviews — Lindner Hall Room 2120

• Paper 1 (4:20-4:50 p.m.): Mining Cyber Risks from Employee Reviews. Presented by Qian Deng, University of Iowa.
• Paper 2 (4:50-5:20 p.m.): Intra-Reviewer Inconsistency in Online Reviews: The Moderating Role of Temporal Distance on Helpfulness and Purchase Deferral. Presented by Ziqi Guo, Miami University.
• Paper 3 (5:20-5:50 p.m.): Feedback Length and Acceptance: How AI Feedback Length and Feedback Type Shape Developer Acceptance in Open-Source Code Reviews. Presented by Na Jing, Baylor University.

Track C: Online Communities and Digital Platforms 1 — Lindner Hall Room 2250

• Paper 1 (4:20-4:50 p.m.): The Creative Divide: How AI Shapes Value and Inequality Among Creators. Presented by Zhen Yan, University of Texas at Dallas.
• Paper 2 (4:50-5:20 p.m.): Permanent Employment Opportunities in Online Labor Markets. Presented by Maryamosadat (Mary) Mofidian, Iowa State University.

Track A: AI, Analytics, and Decision-Making — Lindner Hall Room 2250

• Paper 1 (8:30-9 a.m.): AI Governance or Governance Washing? An Event Study of
• Shareholder Value. Presented by Likith Vinayaka Giridhar, University of Texas at Arlington.
• Paper 2 (9-9:30 a.m.): If Any of You Lacks Wisdom: Evidence from AI-Supported Decision Making. Presented by Warren Rosengren, Indiana University.
• Paper 3 (9:30-10 a.m.): No Human’s Land: An Exploration of LLM-based Autonomous AI Agent Behavior in an Agentic Social Network. Presented by Yuxiao (Rain) Luo, Loyola University.

Track B: AI, Trust, and Security — Lindner Hall Room 2120

• Paper 1 (8:30-9 a.m.): Confiding in Machines: Relational Costs and Emotional Disclosure to AI Listeners. Presented by Yi Yang, Ohio University.
• Paper 2 (9-9:30 a.m.): Integrated Bidirectional Trust-Delegation Rights Framework for Agentic AI. Presented by Ali Safari, University of North Texas.
• Paper 3 (9:30-10 a.m.): Designing Robust AI-enabled Phishing Defense Models: An Adversarial Auditing Approach. Presented by Yang Gao, Indiana University.

Track A: Systems Development, Operations, and Strategy - Lindner College of Business, Room 2250

• Paper 1 (10:15-10:45 a.m.): The Resourceful CIO: Enabling Organizational Agility Through IT Bricolage. Presented by Hamed Safari, Baylor University.
• Paper 2 (10:45-11:15 a.m.): Are Your DevOps Truly in Sync? Evaluating the Role of Social Capital and Intra-Alignment. Presented by Roseline Igah, Oklahoma State University.
• Paper 3 (11:15-11:45 a.m.): Strategic Alignment Microfoundations and Processes: Multi-level Paths to Success. Presented by Sam Ghawe, Ohio University.

Track B: Financial Services and Econometrics — Lindner Hall Room 2120

• Paper 1 (10:15-10:45 a.m.): Optimizing Search Advertising Performance: A Data-Driven Approach to Effective Bid Management. Presented by Kerim Kizil, Texas A&M University.
• Paper 2 (10:45-11:15 a.m.): Accounting for Industry Heterogeneity in Predicting Corporate Financial Distress: A Semiparametric Learning Approach. Presented by Shun Dong, University of Kansas.
• Paper 3 (11:15-11:45 a.m.): Lessons That Travel: Causal Strategy Transfer for Out-of-Domain Trading. Presented by Zhaokun Xue, University of Texas at Dallas.

• Daniel Chen, PhD, Randall W. and Sandra Ferguson Endowed Professor, Department of Information Systems and Business Analytics, Hankamer School of Business, Baylor University
• Liwei Chen, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Operations, Business Analytics, and Information Systems, Carl H. Lindner College of Business, University of Cincinnati
• Heshan Sun, PhD, Richard Van Horn Professor of IT and Analytics, Management Information Systems Department, Price College of Business, University of Oklahoma

• Kyle Burkholder, Partner, Grant Thorton 
• Andy Lin, Managing Director and Parnter, Boston Consulting Group
• Akhil Mahajan, Data and AI Leader, Proctor & Gamble
• Hailong Wang, Director of Analytics and Head of the Model Risk Management Innovation Lab, Fifth Third Bank