School of Business

Phone:

765-455-9282

Email:

dchulkov@iuk.edu

Department:

School of Business

Campus:

IU Kokomo

Biography

Dmitriy Chulkov is a Professor of Economics and Management Information Systems and teaches both undergraduate and M.B.A. courses in these two areas. Dr. Chulkov is an award-winning teacher recently honored with the oldest and most prestigious distinguished teaching award at Indiana University, the Frederic Bachman Lieber Memorial Award. He has also been selected for the Claude Rich Excellence in Teaching Award as well as several annual IU Trustees Teaching Awards. He is a member of the Faculty Colloquium for Excellence in Teaching (FACET) and Beta Gamma Sigma.

Dr. Chulkov's research interests include issues in the economics of top management teams and project management of information systems, as well as scholarship of teaching and learning. His research has been selected for several research awards, including the Indiana University Kokomo Distinguished research award and Senior faculty scholarship award. His recent publications appeared in the Journal of Business Research, Applied Economics, Journal of Economic Studies, Information and Computer Security, Journal of Education for Business, and other journals. He received research support from the Department of Homeland Security, Indiana University, Western Kentucky University, FACET, and other agencies.

Originally from Russia, Dr. Chulkov has professional experience working for international companies including Procter & Gamble.  He holds a bachelor's degree with honors from the International University in Moscow, Russia. He earned his Ph.D. and M.S. degrees from the Krannert Graduate School of Management at Purdue University.

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Areas of Expertise:

Economics, Management Information Systems, Scholarship of Teaching and Learning

Top 10 Selected Publications:

Chulkov, D. and Barron J. (2019) Turnover in top management and de-escalation of commitment, Applied Economics, 51(23), 2534-2551.

Chulkov, D. (2017) Escalation of Commitment and Information Security: Theories and Implications, Information and Computer Security, 25(5), 580-592.

Chulkov, D. (2017) On the Role of Decision Reversibility and Switching Costs in Information Technology Adoption and Investment, Journal of Information Systems and Technology Management, 14(3), 309-321.

Chulkov, D. (2014) Innovation in Centralized Organizations: Examining Evidence from Soviet Russia, Journal of Economic Studies, 41(1), 123-139.

Chulkov, D. and VanAlstine, J. (2014) The Impact of Multiple Textbook Format Availability in Business Education, Journal of Applied Research in Higher Education, 6(1), 176-186.

Chulkov, D. and VanAlstine, J. (2013) College Student Choice among Electronic and Printed Textbook Options. Journal of Education for Business, 86(4), 216-222.

Chulkov, D. (2012) Managing New Technology Investment for Underwater Security of Ports. Journal of Transportation Security, 5(2), 95-105.

Barron, J., Chulkov, D. and Waddell, G. (2011) Top Management Team Turnover, CEO Succession Type, and Strategic Change. Journal of Business Research, 64(8), 904-910.

Chulkov, D. and Desai, M.  (2008) Escalation and premature termination in MIS projects: The role of real options.  Information Management and Computer Security, 16(4), 324-335.

Chulkov, D. and Desai, M. (2005) Information technology project failures:  Applying the bandit problem to evaluate managerial decision making.   Information Management and Computer Security, 13 (2), 135-143.

Awards/Honors:

• Frederic Bachman Lieber Memorial Award, the oldest distinguished teaching award at Indiana University
• Claude Rich Excellence in Teaching Award, the highest teaching award at IU Kokomo
• Indiana University Trustees Teaching Award
• Indiana University Kokomo Senior Faculty Annual Scholarship Award
• Indiana University Kokomo Distinguished Research Award
• Inducted in FACET – Faculty Colloquium for Excellence in Teaching
• Inducted as Faculty in Beta Gamma Sigma, the scholastic honor society for accredited schools of business