urn:taro:utsa.00254 Inventory of the University of Texas at San Antonio: College of Business Records, 1974-2000 30 June 2009Encoded in XMetal Author by Angela McClendon Ossar. Finding aid is in English. Descriptive Summary University of Texas at San Antonio. College of Business University of Texas at San Antonio: College of Business Records. 1974-2000Materials are in English. UA 7 3 linear feet (3 boxes) University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections The College of Business was one of the first five colleges established at the University of Texas at San Antonio. Its first dean was E. D. Hodo, with subsequent deans including James F. Gaertner, Bruce Bublitz, and Lynda Y. de la Viña. The College of Business has overseen a number of research institutes, including the Institute for Studies in Business (ISB), the Center for Studies in Business, Economics, and Human Resources, the Human Resources and Development Program, Center for Global Entrepreneurship, and the Center for Innovation and Technology Entrepreneurship (CITE). The accession contains reports created by various research institutes of the College of Business, including the Institute for Studies in Business (ISB), the Center for Studies in Business, Economics, and Human Resources, and the Human Resources and Development Program. The reports primarily concern the social sciences, including research reports on commerce, labor, industry, economic history and conditions, and finance. Other topics include American and Texas history, technology, psychology, and special aspects of education. Historical Note

Established in 1973, the College of Business was one of the first five colleges established at the University of Texas at San Antonio. Its first dean was E. D. Hodo, with subsequent deans including James F. Gaertner, Bruce Bublitz, and Lynda Y. de la Viña.

The College of Business has overseen a number of research institutes, including the Institute for Studies in Business (ISB), the Center for Studies in Business, Economics, and Human Resources, the Human Resources and Development Program, Center for Global Entrepreneurship, and the Center for Innovation and Technology Entrepreneurship (CITE).

 Scope and Content Note

The accession contains reports created by various research institutes of the College of Business, including the Institute for Studies in Business (ISB), the Center for Studies in Business, Economics, and Human Resources, and the Human Resources and Development Program. Additional reports were created in cooperation with College of Business centers; the Hispanic Research Center teamed with the ISB to create several of the reports.

The reports primarily concern the social sciences, including research reports on commerce, labor, industry, economic history and conditions, and finance. Other topics include American and Texas history, technology, psychology, and special aspects of education. Some bibliographies are included among the reports.

This collection is housed at UTSA's HemisFair Park Campus, though off-site access is also available at UTSA's John Peace Library.

 Organization of Collection Original Deposit of January 2002 (Acc. 2002-003) Access Restrictions

There are no access restrictions on the materials for research purposes, and the collection is open to the public.

 Usage Restrictions

The researcher assumes full responsibility for observing all copyright, property, and libel laws as they apply.

 Related Materials

Other materials created by the College of Business may be found in the UTSA University Archives Vertical File, UA 1.03. Finding aid available: http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/utsa/00247/utsa-00247.html (Accessed June 30, 2009).

 Acquisition Information

Transferred to the University Archives from the UTSA College of Business in January 2002 (Acc. 2002-003).

 Processing Information

Encoded by Angela McClendon Ossar, University Archivist. More detailed processing is not anticipated at this time.

All reports in accession 2002-003 have been cataloged individually. More information about individual titles may be found by searching the titles through the University of Texas at San Antonio Library's online catalog, UCAT.

 Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], University of Texas at San Antonio College of Business Records, UA 7, University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections.

 Index Terms Organizations University of Texas at San Antonio. College of Business. University of Texas at San Antonio--History. Subjects Universities and colleges--History--20th century. Universities and colleges--Texas--San Antonio.Labor--Research. Industries--Research. Economic history--Research.United States--History--Research.Appropriate technology--Research.Psychology--Research.Education--Research. Locations San Antonio (Tex.)--History--20th century. Genres/Formats Research (document genres). Reports.Technical reports. Publications. Inventory of the University of Texas at San Antonio College of Business Records Original Deposit of January 2002 (Acc. 2002-003)

The accession contains reports created by various research institutes of the College of Business, including the Institute for Studies in Business (ISB), the Center for Studies in Business, Economics, and Human Resources, and the Human Resources and Development Program. Additional reports were created in cooperation with College of Business centers; the Hispanic Research Center teamed with the ISB to create several of the reports.

Reports are arranged by Library of Congress subject subdivisions. With the predominance of reports classified with call numbers beginning with HD and HF, Box 1 contains the remaining call numbers, ranging from BF-Z (including some HD call numbers). Box 2 contains reports with call numbers beginning with HD (the classification used for Industries. Land Use. Labor). Box 3 contains reports with call numbers beginning with HF (the classification used for Commerce).

11987 San Antonio Wage Survey Report / prepared by The Institute for Studies in Business, The University of Texas at San Antonio 1Background and demand for engineering training and need for engineers in South Texas / by Lynda de la Viña, Jesse T. Zapata, Richard Harris 1Brief For a Round Table Discussion On The Future of San Antonio: A Human Resource and Economic Development Perspective / by Antonio Furino 1Business Plan For the Effective Expansion of Broadband Capabilities In San Antonio Schools: Final Report/ Prepared for: The SBC Foundation and the City of San Antonio/ Presented by: The Institute for Studies in Business, College of Business, The University of Texas at San Antonio 1Case of Subutilization and Misallocation of Human Capital Resources : The Cubans in the United States / by Antonio Jorge, Raul Moncarz 1CETA reauthorization : a round table discussion / by Henry G. Cisneros, Antonio Furino, Gene Rodriguez 1Correlates of career progression among Mexican American college graduates / by Sammy B. Gould 1Cuban Influx into South Florida: Culture, Entrepreneurship and the Emergence of New Growth Patterns in an Advanced Society / by Antonio Jorge, Raul Moncarz. 1Discriminant analysis of career related attitudes, strategies and progress between Anglo and Mexican-American females / by Yolanda Penley 1Economic growth and change along the U.S.- Mexican border: the case of Brownsville, Texas 1Effects of occupational share, labor force growth female share between two time periods on the number of women employed / by Lynda Y. de la Viña 1Factors Affecting Nutrition Interest and Motivation in American Consumers / by Joel G. Saegert, Ph.D. 1Farm worker programs under CETA and the U.S. Employment Service : overview and assessment / by Refugio I. Rochin 1Forecasting project quality through signals : an empirical study / by Dev Prasad 1Future of San Antonio : a human resource and economic development perspective / edited by Henry G. Cisneros, Antonio Furino 1Gender differences among Mexican American youth : a synthesis of results from Texas research, 1967-1980 / by William P. Kuvlesky 1Hispanic workers in the United States labor market -- employment issues, problems, and programs, 1960-1980 : a bibliography / by Gerald E. Poyo, Lynda De La Viña, Edna A. Olivo 1Impact of the North American Free Trade Agreement on Mexican American workers in South Texas / by Avelardo Valdez, John P. McCray, David Thomas 1Indicators of upward mobility among Mexican-American college graduates / by Sam Gould 1Key business ratios of minority-owned businesses : analysis and policy implications / William C. Scott, Antonio Furino, Eugene Rodriguez, Jr. 1Measurement of organizational and professional commitment : a test of the psychometric properties of two commonly used instruments / Dennis M. Bline, Dennis Duchon, Wilda F. Meixner 1Southwest Public Forum on Appropriate Technology Southwest region San Antonio, Texas October 6, 1978, volume I 1Southwest Public Forum on Appropriate Technology Southwest region San Antonio, Texas October 6, 1978, volume II 1Southwest Public Forum on Appropriate Technology Southwest region San Antonio, Texas October 6, 1978, volume III 1Role of the social scientist in human resource development policy and programs for Hispanics : a National Symposium on Hispanics and CETA / sponsored by the Human Resources Management and Development Program, College of Business, the University of Texas at San Antonio, in cooperation with Employment and Training Administration, U.S. Department of Labor 1SALMIS 1991: Occupational Rankings Report 1SALMIS 1991: Supply/Demand Comparisons 1SALMIS 1992: Supply/Demand Comparisons 1SALMIS 1993 : occupational ranking report / Institute for Studies in Business, the University of Texas at San Antonio 1San Antonio Industries Report, 1984 1San Antonio Labor Market Information System Final Report / by Sam Gould, Project director; Gail Wilson; John Romanek and Lynda de la Vina, Principle Investigators 1Selection and work group integration of unemployed Mexican Americans into CETA public service employment : a case study / principle investigators, Sam Gould and Larry E. Penley 1SER ESL evaluation / by Dr. Barbara Gonzalez and Dr. Robert Milk 1Study of the educational and career experiences of Anglo and Hispanic college of business graduates / Sam Gould, project director, and Lynda Y. de la Vina, principal investigator 1Supply/Demand Comparisons: Selected Occupations 1Undocumented migration from Mexico : some geographical questions / by Richard C. Jones 1Variations in perceived adequacy of communication / by Larry E. Penley 21989 San Antonio Wage Survey Report of 1988 Wages 21990 San Antonio Wage Survey Report of April, 1990 Wages 21991 San Antonio Wage Survey Summary Report of April, 1991 Wages 21992 San Antonio Wage Survey Summary Report: June, 1992 Wages / Prepared for the Alamo Area Private Industry Council 21993 San Antonio Wage Survey Report : June, 1993 wages / prepared for the San Antonio Works Board 21994 San Antonio Wage Survey Report: June 1994 Wages 21995 San Antonio Wage Survey Summary Report: May 1995 Wages / Prepared for the Economic Development Foundation 2Aircraft and Parts Manufacturing Industry in San Antonio 2Analysis of portfolio insurance strategies : a simulation study / Lalatendu Misra, Atul Gupta 2Centro 21 Downtown Housing Survey Comments by Respondents / a report prepared for Centro 21 by Center for Studies in Business, Economics, and Human Resources College of Business The University of Texas at San Antonio 2Conveying project quality through signals : an empirical study of initial offerings / by Dev Prasad 2Evaluation of the CETA Assessment Process in San Antonio / by Steven L. Christopherson and Kenneth W. Wunderlich 2JTPA Placement Project: Prepared for the San Antonio Works Board and the City of San Antonio Department of Community Initiatives, by The University of Texas at San Antonio's Institute for Studies in Business 2Leadership: a state of mind / by Robert H. Lengel and John P. McCray 2Needs Assessment Study of Texas Manufacturing Firms Affected by Import Competition/ Prepared for: The Southwest Adjustment Assistance Center 2Planning Human Resources Development At The Local Level : a regional training seminar for manpower planners : workbook / Antonio Furino, Henry Cisneros. 2Relationship of Executive Officers' Decision Making Role in Organizations To Various Personal Attributes, Nature of Decision Situation, and Leadership Style of CEO 2Toward a New Innovative CETA Program For San Antonio / by Ronald M. Ayers and Gary W. Houston 2Visitor Industry in San Antonio: Prepared for the Private Industry Council 3Academic Accountant's Commitment to Education and the University / by Dennis M. Bline 3Affirmative Action Training Program For Women Employed in Local Government: The Final Report on a Project Funded by the Coordinating Board, Texas College and University System under Title I, Higher Education Act of 1965 and Implemented by The Center for Studies in Business, Economics and Human Resources, College of Business, The University of Texas at San Antonio 3Alienation and Market System Development: Lessons For the Multinational Marketer / Marye Tharp Hilger and Lee D. Dahringer 3Analysis of Career Involvement Among Municipal Employees / by Sam Gould 3Analysis of career patterns and problems among Mexican-American college graduates / by Sam Gould, principal investigator 3Assessing The Impact of Buying-Selling Situations On Bid Selection Criteria / submitted by Raydel Tullous and J. Michael Munson 3Assessment of Military Expenditures In The Middle East, 1935-1985 / by Bobby Apostolakis, Vol. 12, No. 3 3Balanced Budget Water Conservation: Innovative Pricing and Acquisition By Water Districts / by Robert A. Collinge 3Comparative Study of Microcomputer Statistical Packages / by Lynda Y. de la Vina, Ph.D. 3Comparison of Industry and Occupational Employment Estimates Derived From OES and Census Data Sources / by Sam Gould; Gail Wilson and John Romanek 3Critical Overview of The Evolutionary Approach to Air Pollution Abatement Policy / by John Merrifield 3Current legal issues in medical technology / by Daphne D. Sipes 3Demand for mortgage related securities / Lynda Y. de la Vina ; Winfield Betty 3Development and testing of a product warning pamphlet : research in external organizational communication / by C. Donald Porterfield and Joel G. Saegert and Lewis Mandell 3Do Shareholding Levels or Underwriting Commission and Discount Signal Project Quality: An Empirical Study of Master Limited Partnership Initial Public Offerings / by Dev Prasad 3Effects of Individual Differences and Anonymity on Commitment to Decisions: Preliminary Evidence / by V. Srinivasan Rao and Alan Monk 3Efficient Policy for Palatable Prices / by Robert A. Collinge 3Employee turnover in public accounting : a new perspective / by James F. Gaertner ; Paul E. W. Hemmeter ; Marshall K. Pitman 3Environmental complexity and the level of information processing : an experimental study of introductory accounting students / by R. Mark Alford and Thomas P. Edmonds 3Finding Integer Efficient Solutions For Multiple Objective Network Programming Problems / by Minghe Sun 3Franchising and Success In Small Business Operation / by Antonio Furino; Sandy Cook and John Romanek / with a discussion of the franchising contract by Paul Bartlett 3Functional approach to improving the effectiveness of persuasive communications : matching message with functional profile / W. Austin Spivey and J. Michael Munson and William B. Locander 3How to design privatization to achieve optimal supply incentives and optimal public revenues / by Robert A. Collinge 3Illegal Insider Trading, Information Dissemination, and Stock Price Behavior in Corporate Takeovers/ by Atul Gupta and Lalatendu Misra 3Improving manpower training in bilingual areas / by Barbara Gonzalez, Robert Milk 3Improving MBA teaching evaluation : insight from critical incident methodology / by W. Austin Spivey and David F. Caldwell 3Information Inherent in Implicit Distributions by Ako Doffou 3Initial Public Offerings: Common Stocks vs. Master Limited Partnership Units / by Dev Prasad and Andreas Merikas 3Insider Trading: A Synthesis / by Ako Doffou 3Institutional and Political Factors which Influence Taxation / by John Merrifield. 3Interactive Multiple Objective Programming Procedure Using TCHEBYCHEFF Programs and Feed-Forward Artificial Neural Networks / by Minghe Sun, Vol. 15, No. 1 3Investigation of the information processing framework of organizational communication / by Larry E. Penley 3Multiperiod Assignments For Human Systems Design / by Dennis Drinka 3Multiple Objective Network Model for Human Resource Planning and an Implementation of the Interactive Weighted TCHEBYCHEFF Method/ by Dennis Drinka, Vol. 15, No. 2 3Policy For the Efficient Entry and Exit of Polluting Firms and Victims / by Robert A. Collinge 3Positive model of the export decision process / by Mary Tharp Hilger 3Pricing Currency Options Under Stochastic Interest Rates and Jump-Diffusion Processes /by Ako Doffou 3Procedures For Finding Nondominated Solutions For Multiple Objective Network Programming Problems/ by Minghe Sun 3Professional and Job Related Attitudes and the Behaviors They Influence Among Professional Government Accountants / by Dennis M. Bline and Wilda F. Meixner 3Psychographics of nutrition enthusiasts : a profile of health food users, final report to The Office of Competitive Grants, The United States Department of Agriculture / by Joel Saegert, Eleanor A. Young 3Research perspectives of recent accounting doctorates / by Kenneth Danko and Marshall Pitman 3Response rates to mail questionnaires in an ethnic minority population / by Joel Saegert and Dawn Patrice Deiter 3Selected working papers, 1980-1981 / by Lynda Y. de la Vina ... [et al.] 3Something Old and Something New - Using Electronic Groups to Teach Historic Practices in Accounting / by Sandra Welch; Sarah Holmes; Orion J. Welch, Vol. 19, No. 1 3Status of and opportunities for minorities in small business / by Antonio Furino; Eugene Rodriguez, Jr.; William L. Scott 3Status of Governmental and Nonprofit Accounting Education in Master of PA/A Programs / by Robert V. Egenholf, PhD, CPA and Fred Nordhauser, Ph.D., CPA 3Tabu Machine: A New Neural Network Solution Approach for Combinatorial Optimization Problems / by Minghe Sun 3Tabu Search Heuristic Procedure For Solving the Transportation Problem With Exclusionary Side Constraints / by Minghe Sun 3Tabu Search Heuristic Procedure For the Fixed Charge Transportation Problem / by Minghe Sun; Jay E. Aronson; Patrick G. McKeown; Dennis Drinka 3Testing a Jump-Diffusion Stochastic Interest Rates Model in Currency Options Markets / by Ako Doffou 3Two Dimensional Data Adjustment Problems and An Extension To Adjustment Techniques / by Dennis Drinka 3Using Flexible Regression To Estimate Non-linear Cost Functions 3Using Statistical Models To Detect Leaks in Underground Storage Tanks / by Jerome P. Keating 3Warm-Start Routines for Solving Multiple Objective Network Programming Problems / by Minghe Sun 3Why marketing should quit giving subliminal advertising the benefit of the doubt / by Joel Saegert 3Work Involvement: A Comparison of Dual Career and Single Career Families / by Sam Gould and James D. Werbel 3Worker Traits Profile: Selected Occupations 3Zero base budgeting : problem of interdependencies / by Lynda Y. de la Vina and William McCulloch