John Correia

Concentration: Operations Management

Student-partnered sports business consultancy.

Student technology organization, which you helped form.

Led the redesign of the MIS and Business Analytics concentrations and the MIS minor. Approved and launching Fall 2026.

Effective August 16, 2024.

Courses taught: BMIS 235 Management Information Systems, BMIS 331 Problem Solving & Programming Techniques, BMIS 444 Systems Analysis and Design, BUSN 489 Finding Curiosity, MBUS-AIE 626 Information Systems Theory and Design, MBUS 699 Finding Curiosity.

A.P. Computer Science Using Python.

MIS 235 Management Information Systems.

MIS 250L Management Information Systems.

Database Management (3 semesters), Enterprise Business Process Analysis (2 semesters), IT Infrastructure and Security (4 semesters), Business Ethics, Global E-commerce.

BMIS 235 Management Information Systems. 6.12 average across all criteria on a 0-7 scale.

MIS 235 Management Information Systems. 6.57 average across all criteria on a 0-7 scale.

BUSN 111 Business Computing. 6.36 average across all criteria on a 0-7 scale.

Advances in Taxation, 30, 105-144.

MIS Quarterly, 46 (2).

AIS Transactions on Replication Research, 8 (1), 5.

ACM Transactions on Management Information Systems, 13 (2): 1-20.

The Data Base for Advances in Information Systems, 52 (2): 7-24.

Journal of Information Systems, 33 (3): 201-225.

The Data Base for Advances in Information Systems, 49 (1): 49-66.

Pre-ICIS Workshop on Information Security and Privacy (WISP).

International Conference on Information Systems.

Americas Conference in Information Systems (AMCIS), Boston, MA, August 10-12.

Industry Studies Conference, Washington D.C., May 24-26.

SIG-Green Pre-Americas Conference in Information Systems Workshop, Boston, MA, August 10.

Proceedings of the 50th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS), Big Island, HI, January 4-7.

Proceedings of the Twenty-First DIGIT Workshop, Dublin, Ireland, December 11.

International Conference on Information Systems Doctoral Consortium, San Francisco, California.

2nd Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS) Doctoral Consortium, Big Island, Hawaii.

Presentation to a professional community audience.

Temporary Assistance for Native American Youth, Spokane, WA.

Washington State University Friday Research Seminar Series, Pullman, WA.

Invited presentation to Accounting Information Systems and Financial Reporting courses, Gonzaga University.

Invited presentation to Management Information Systems courses, Gonzaga University.

Academic Showcase/GPSA Research Expo, Pullman, WA.

Second Year Paper Presentation, Pullman, WA.

50th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS), Big Island, Hawaii.

Washington State University Friday Research Seminar Series, Pullman, WA.

Washington State University Friday Research Seminar Series, Pullman, WA.

Nine chapters, each written in five discipline-specific versions (business, sport, fashion, environment, healthcare) so students meet core MIS concepts through the lens most relevant to them. Each chapter includes an AI-generated two-voice audio companion produced with NotebookLM. Distributed to students at no cost.

Four-chapter mini-book, each chapter with an audio overview, examining the positive and negative impacts of technology on indigenous communities. Distributed to students at no cost.

Overall instructor effectiveness and course quality averaged about 6.3 on a 7-point scale. Instructor enthusiasm 88 to 100 percent favorable. Response rates routinely above 90 percent.

Discipline career event featuring an alumnus speaking on AI in practice to 70+ students. Recruited the speaker to the MIS Advisory Board afterward.

Directed 11 client projects across 9 organizations in 2025-2026, supported by roughly 45 student consultants and 10 associates. Clients: Portland Trail Blazers, Seattle Mariners, Orlando Magic, Spokane Chiefs, San Diego FC, Spokane Zephyr, Learfield, the Gonzaga Institute for Informatics and Applied Technology, and the Spokane Sunshine Club. Launched two student-run case competitions, San Diego FC in the fall and Seattle Mariners in the spring. Led a restructuring that introduced associate roles in marketing, HR, client outreach, video prediction, operations and technology. Organized the second in-person Advisory Board meeting and launched external project mentors. Led student consulting trips to Portland and Seattle, connecting students with alumni at Nike and the Seattle Seahawks.

Student technology organization. Offered roughly a dozen consulting projects with local businesses and hosted an Amazon AWS bootcamp during the year.

Reviewed and evaluated faculty packets throughout the year.

Included reviewing and conducting the PULSE survey.

Took part in administering and reviewing applications for the grant's inaugural cycle, which supports doctoral students attending ICIS. 34 applications received.

Coached five youth sports teams. Organized campus engagement events connecting youth athletes with Gonzaga students, including a Women in Business and GSCG panel that shared career journeys with roughly 30 young athletes and their families ahead of a Gonzaga women's basketball game.