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Rosie Hauck is an Associate Professor in Business Information Systems.  Her teaching interests include "Information Systems in Organizations" (ACC 270), "Business Systems Analysis" (ACC 261), and "Advanced Business Systems Analysis" (ACC362).  Her teaching focuses on building the tie between understanding business needs/problems and discovering how technological solutions can enable businesses to evolve and overcome these needs/problems.  Since being at ISU, she has worked with over 30 organizations and departments both off- and on-campus on various class projects.  She has received numerous awards in teaching, including:

• 2006 Wilma Jean Alexander Innovation Award for the College of Business 
• 2007-2008 Teaching Initiative Award (University-wide)
• 2009 Manahan Family Award for Teaching Excellence in Business
• 2010 ISU Outstanding University Teaching Award - Level I (Tenure/Tenure-track faculty) 
• 2011 Illinois State University nominee for U.S Professor of the Year

Her research interests include organizational change, technology adoption, and the use of technology for communication and knowledge sharing.  She has participated in numerous conferences, including the International Conference on Information Systems, Americas Conference on Information Systems, and the National Science Foundation Conference on Digital Government. In addition to a couple of book chapters, she has also published articles in Decision Support Systems, The Journal of the American Society of Information Science and Technology, International Journal of Information Systems in the Service Sector, Journal of International Management Studies, IEEE Computer, and the Journal of Information Science.