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YUYING (SARAH) SHI Update Date: 08/11/2015 Department of Marketing & Business Analytics Texas A & M University- Commerce Commerce, TX 75428 EDUCATION Ph.D. in Marketing & Research Methods M.S. in Statistics E-mail: [email protected] University of Florida University of Florida 05/2015 12/2014 RESEARCH Research Interest: Marketing analytics, marketing management, metrics, retail marketing, brand management. PROFESSIONAL TEACHING EXPERIENCE 08/2015-Present Texas A&M University – Commerce Assistant Professor of Marketing MKT436 Marketing Research MKT572 Marketing Research Seminar 2015 Spring University of California, Davis Visiting Faculty Graduate School of Management MBA Pricing 2011-2014 University of Florida Instructor MKT4316 Marketing Research MKT4156 International Marketing JOURNAL PUBLICATONS Publications: 1. Shi, Y., Leite W., & Algina, J. (2010). The Impact of Omitting the Cross-Classified Factors Interaction in Cross-Classified Random Effects Model. British Journal of Mathematics and Statistics Psychology, 63, 1-15, 2. Leite, W., Svinicki, M., & Shi, Y., (2010). Attempted Validation of The Scores of Vark Learning Styles Inventory: An Application of CFA Models for Testlets. Educational & Psychological Measurement.70, 323-339. WORKING PAPERS Shugan, S., Shi, Y., and Weitz, B. (2015). “New Metrics for Purchase Intention”. Shi, Y. “An Empirical Comparison of Market Performance Based Brand Equity”. Shi, Y and Shugan, S. “Virtual Stock Price, Intention Survey and Social Media in Business Forecasting: the Case of Box Office Prediction”. Shi, Y. “The Predictive Ability of Mean Metric and Extreme Metric”. Bradford, K, Liu, Y, Shi, Y, Weitz, B & Xu, J. “Harnessing Internal Support to Enhance Customer Relationships: The Role of Networking, Helping, and Relationship Orientation.” Lim, J, Shi, Y and Weitz, B. “How does international market and format diversification affect the financial performance of retailers?” Honors, Awards and Grants Fellow, Columbia-Duke-UCLA Workshop on Quantitative Marketing and Structural Econometrics, Duke University, 2013 Fellow, Marketing Science PhD Consortium, INFORMS, Houston, TX, 2011 Graduate Assistantship, University of Florida, 2009-2014. Alumni Fellowship, University of Florida, 2005-2009. Outstanding Undergraduate, Shanghai Finance and Economics University