Professor
Michael J. Cuellar was previously at North Carolina Central University for five years before coming to Georgia Southern University. At NCCU, he was the lead faculty for the CIS area. Prior to entering academia, he spent 25 years in industry working for such firms as EDS (now HP Enterprise Services), Computer Sciences Corporation, and Lockheed. In industry, he was a programmer, team leader, project/program manager and engagement manager. He has experience in outsourcing relationship sales and management. His industry experience includes stints with Medicare systems, NASA, GM, Maxtor, Maxoptics, AMD, Hitachi Data Systems and American Software.
Cuellar has taught many different IS courses including Excel, Access, fundamentals of programming, introduction to information systems, systems analysis and design, project management, outsourcing, and operations management. Some of his current projects include a study of how projects come to be viewed as successful, a cross cultural study of why project managers do not respond to reports of project issues and a model of how scholars build influence in the academic world. He is a member of Project Management International and the Association for Information Systems
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About Michael J. Cuellar
Michael J. Cuellar was previously at North Carolina Central University for five years before coming to Georgia Southern University. At NCCU, he was the lead faculty for the CIS area. Prior to entering academia, he spent 25 years in industry working for such firms as EDS (now HP Enterprise Services), Computer Sciences Corporation, and Lockheed. In industry, he was a programmer, team leader, project/program manager and engagement manager. He has experience in outsourcing relationship sales and management. His industry experience includes stints with Medicare systems, NASA, GM, Maxtor, Maxoptics, AMD, Hitachi Data Systems and American Software.
Cuellar has taught many different IS courses including Excel, Access, fundamentals of programming, introduction to information systems, systems analysis and design, project management, outsourcing, and operations management. Some of his current projects include a study of how projects come to be viewed as successful, a cross cultural study of why project managers do not respond to reports of project issues and a model of how scholars build influence in the academic world. He is a member of Project Management International and the Association for Information Systems
| Present | Faculty Member, Georgia Southern University ‐ Department of Enterprise Systems and Analytics | |
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Honors and Awards
- Recipient, Dow Jones Award, UCF Finance Department
- Recipient, Cotterman Award, Masters of Computer Information Systems Program (2004)
- Fellowship, GAANN, Doctoral Program at GSU (2004)
- Recipient, Best Paper Award, First International Research Workshop on Project Management (2006)
- Recipient, Best Reviewer Award, Second International Research Workshop on Project Management (2007)
- Recipient, Research Travel Award, Georgia Southern University (2013)
- Recipient, Research Travel Award, Georgia Southern University (2017)
Courses
- Project Management and Development (CISM 4135)
- Information Technology Management (CISM 7330)
- Advanced Business Applications (CISM 2530)
- Systems Analysis and Design (CISM 3135)
- Management of Information Systems (CISM 3131)
- Management of Information Systems (CISM 4130)
- SAS Applied Analytics Using SAS ® Enterprise Miner ™
- SAS Data Manipulation and Analytics Using SAS® Enterprise Guide ®,
- SAS Advanced Business Analytics Workshop for Professors
- SAP HANA
- AACSB Enhancing Faculty Effectiveness and Qualifications Seminar
- Structural Equation Modeling Using SmartPLS
| 2009 | Ph.D. in Business Administration, Georgia State University | |
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| 2004 | M.S., Georgia State University | |
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| 1976 | B.S.B.A. in Finance, University of Central Florida | |
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Contact Information
PO Box 7998
Statesboro, GA 30460
Phone: (912) 478-4060
Office: COBA 2238
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