Throughout my academic career I have been able attract funding which included approximately half a million dollars in research grants or fellowships, and an additional $460,000 funding for corporate endeavors. Since 2002 I have led an externally funded research project on e-loyalty. Further details about this work may be obtained at our research website www.eloyalty.ca
2018-2023 | CIHR Grant for “Understanding Contextual Factors to Effectively and Equitably Scale up GetCheckedOnline to Diverse populations and Geographic Settings” ($2 million). Co-investigator: Dianne Cyr. |
2017 | SFU/SSHRC Institutional Grant for “Investigating the Antecedents and Outcomes of Privacy Concerns in Online Social Networks of Canadian Users” ($6,366). Principal Investigator: Dianne Cyr |
2014-2017 | SSHRC Partnership Development Grant for “Accelerating Digital Technology Adoption in Canadian Companies” ($394,592), Co-Applicant |
2013-2016 | SSHRC Insight Research Grant for “E-persuasion: The art of persuading in online environments” ($92,980). Principal Investigator: Dianne Cyr |
2009-2012 | SSHRC Standard Research Grant for “Modeling Utilitarian and Hedonic Behaviour in Online Shopping” ($68,800). Principal Investigator: Dianne Cyr |
2007-2009 | Research Initiative Fund, Faculty of Business, SFU for “Enhancing E-loyalty through Design” ($10,000). Principal Investigator: Dianne Cyr. |
2007-2008 | Small SSHRC grant with Faculty of Business SFU matched funds for “Enhancing E-loyalty through Design” ($7,462). Principal Investigator: Dianne Cyr. |
2006-2008 | Faculty of Business Administration Research Grant for "Enhancing E-loyalty through Design" ($10,000). Principal Investigator: Dianne Cyr. |
2005-2007 | President’s Research Grant for “Enhancing E-loyalty through Design” ($9,878). Principal Investigator: Dianne Cyr. |
2005-2006 | SFU Discovery Parks SSHRC Grant for “Enhancing E-loyalty through Design” ($10,000). Principal Investigator: Dianne Cyr. |
2002-2005 | SSHRC Innovation in the New Economy Research Grant for the project “Managing E-loyalty through Experience Design” ($286,000). Principal Investigator: Dianne Cyr. |
2002/2003 | Vice-President Academic’s 2002-2004 Conference Fund support ($2,000) for a 2004 titled “The International Workshop on Internationalisation of Products and Systems” for which I am the Conference Chair. |
2002 | National Science Foundation Grant for project “Innovation through Technology in New Millennium Universities” ($36,000). Led a consortium of nine universities in the development of full research protocol for the project. |
2001 | Research funding allocation ($45,000) based on performance merit related to contract renewal, TechBC. |
1999 | Project award of $100,000 from the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) for the development of an agro-industrial joint venture in Sri Lanka. This project received an additional $360,000 of funding. |
1998 | National Research Council Research Grant |
1997 | Van Dusen Competitive Research Grant (Faculty of Business), Simon Fraser University |
1996 | Competitive SSHRC Research Grant, Simon Fraser University |
1993 | Competitive research grant award, Centre for International Business Studies, University of British Columbia |
1992-93 | Chateaubriand Postdoctoral Research Fellowship from the French government to conduct research at INSEAD, France. In Canada, this was the only award provided by this funding program in the Humanities. |
1992 | Competitive research grant award (with Susan Schneider), INSEAD |
1991 | Competitive research grant award (with Peter Frost), University of British Columbia |