Analyzing U.S. Hospitality Faculty's Research Output

Who's Your Teacher Now? Issues Surrounding the Dimensions of Hospitality Management Educators

“…However, while 85% of the respondents indicated that they were expected to publish 1-2 articles per year, the remaining 15% indicated that they were expected to publish 3-4 articles per year (See Table 3c). At (Johanson & Woods, 2002;.…”

“…A study published in 2002 and noted in the literature review of this paper, presents evidence which suggests that faculty at different levels (Assistant, Associate, Professor etc…) teach varying numbers of classes, ranging from 3.91 to 5.12 per year (Johanson & Woods, 2002).…”

“…The most recently published study measuring research outputs achieved by U.S. hospitality faculty indicates that assistant professors are producing on average 1.63 refereed hospitality journal articles per year while teaching 3.91 courses in a semester-based academic calendar year, while associate professors were found to publish an average of 1.47 refereed articles per year, teaching the heaviest course loads of 5.12 courses compared to full professors who averaged 1.62 refereed publications per year while teaching 4.53 courses (Johanson & Woods, 2002;Fried et al, 1998). Another study reported on how administrators use their time.…”

“…For example, faculty's perceptions of hospitality research initiatives and efforts have been measured in several articles (Schmidgall, Woods & Rutherford, 1996;Cobanoglu & Moreo, 2001;Cobanoglu, Moreo & Wood, 2002), as well as faculty's views on student learning styles and approaches (Partlow & Woods, 1995;Groves, 2003;Deale, 2003;Hsu & Wolfe, 2003). Additionally, research in the area of evaluating hospitality educators' profession has uncovered and detailed faculty workloads and outputs achieved by educators Gregoire & Partlow, 2002;Johanson & Woods, 2002) as well as how much faculty earn in direct pay or have received in fringe benefits (Johanson & Woods, 2002;Fried, Milman & Pizam, 1998;Knutson & Schmidgall, 1993). These studies presented that have detailed such issues as strategies for enhancing faculty, reporting faculty's perceptions or evaluating the profession, have attempted to validated the work role and efforts of hospitality educators and have contended that hospitality management faculty are hard working people.…”

Metrics employed in the evaluation of research productivity: A systematic literature review

“…(2011), Johanson and Woods (2002), Khiste (2017), Khiste et al (2018), Kostoff (2012), Krishnamurthy and Awari (2015), Kumar et al (2009Kumar et al ( , 2015, Liu et al (2015), McPherson et al (2013), Maske Dnyaneshwar and Khiste (2018), Murugan and Ravanan (2016), Nagarkar et al (2015), Naheem et al (2017), Nakanjako et al (2017), O'Brien and Cronin (2016), Ocholla et al (2012), Peter et al. (2019), Ramos et al (2009), Ray et al (2016), Research Council UK (2010), Siwach and Satish Kumar (2015), Sudhier and Kumar (2010), Tsafe et al (2016), Uma and Rao (2014), Vasishta (2011), Visakhi and Gupta (2013) and Webber (2012).…”