Russell K.H. Ching, Ph.D.
Professor in Information Technology and Information Systems
California State University, Sacramento

Committees in the College of Business Administration and University

• Associate Dean for the Undergraduate Program (Aug. 2006-present)
• Undergraduate Programs Committee (2005-2006)
• MIS Primary Level Review Committee, chair (2005-2006)
• MIS Area Liaison (2005-2006)
• International MBA  (IMBA) Task Force (2005-2006)
• CBA Strategic Planning Task Force (2005-2006)
• MIS Department Chair (2002-2005)
• MSBA/MIS Advisor (2002-present)
• Univeristy Search Committee for Associate Director of Information Systems and Administrative Support, Chair (2005)
• MIS Department Assessment Committee (2002-2005)
• CBA Executive Committee (2002-2005)
• CBA Administrative Committee (2002-2005)
• CBA Continuous Improvement Committee (2002-2005) Ex offico member
• MIS Department Hiring Committee (2001-2002, 2002-2003, 2003-2004, 2005-2006)
• MIS Department Academic Advisory Committee (2000-2003)
• CBA Secondary Level Review Committee (2000-2002)
• Post-Tenure Review Committee (department level) (2000-2002)
• Beta Gamma Sigma, advisor (2000-2001)
• CBA External Affairs Committee (2000-2001)
• University Academic Standards Subcommittee (1999-2001)
• MSBA/MIS Comprehensive Exam Coordinator (1999-2001)
• CBA Academic Council, MIS Department representative (1999-2000, 2002)
• Faculty Development Committee (1999-2000)
• Currency and Academic Qualifications Committee (department level) (1999-2000)
• Committee on Committees, chair (1996-99)
• Graduate Programs Committee, chair (1995-97), (1997-98)
• Undergraduate Programs Committee (department level)

Services to Other Universities

• External tenure and promotion reviewer, Roosevelt University, Schaumburg, IL (2005, 2008)
• External grant reviewer, National University of Singapore (2005)
• External post-tenure reviewer, Ohio University (2005)
• External tenure reviewer, Griffith University, Australia (2002)

Corporate Affiliate Liaison

• USCS International

Masters Thesis Advisor, Master of Science in Business Administration, Management Information Systems (MSBA/MIS)

• Nasser Al-Essa, The Role of Information Technology in Business Process Reengineering, completed June, 1995
  
• Katherine Chan, Meta-Analysis of XML and Enterprise Knowledge Portal, completed December, 2003
  
• Rebecca Chan, Rapid Application Development: Over Commit or Underestimate, An Approach to Apply RAD in Large Scale Development Projects, completed December, 1998
  
• Deborah Chew, An Examiniation of the Pervasiveness of Critical Success Factors in Cross Platform Application Migrations, completed May, 1997
• Nicholas Erlandson, Foundation Research Associated with Algae Wastewater Treatment Facility, completed April 2009
  
• Xiaofeng Han, Building a Data Warehouse: A Case Study, completed May, 2001
• Roy Hayashi, DSS Validation: A Case for a New Testing Methodology, completed April, 1997
• Noriko Hinata, The Evolution and Future of ASP Business Model, completed December, 2002
  
• Elliot Kouri, Information Security on the Internet, completed March, 1997
• Caroline Kuo, A Case Study for Examining an Information Systems Downsizing Framework, completed June, 1995
• Hsiang-Ten Lin, An Empirical Study of the Influence of Individual Differences on the Effectiveness of Training Methods, completed December, 1997
• Zhaohui Liu, E-Government Revolution: A Case Study of Critical Implementation Issues, completed December 2002
  
• Omar Mohey Eldin, Differences of Using E-Commerce in Large and Small Businesses, completed February, 2005
  
• Stace Merkel, Designing an E-Commerce Application for Securities Lending, completed May, 2002
  
• Minjia Qian, Development of a Web-Enabled Customer Support Expert System, completed May, 2001
  
• Charles D. Seidler, A Review of GIS-Based Complex Environmental Modeling, completed November, 2001
• Mark S. Spolidoro, Middleware: Information Technology's Bridge to the 21st Century, completed May, 2000
• William Ware, Designing a Managerial Decision Support System for Personnel Assignment, completed March, 1998
• John A. Williams, Object Oriented COBOL and Market Prospects, thesis under Dr. Edward Christenson, completed August, 2000

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