Carole Shook

Carole Shook is a Teaching Associate Professor in the Department of Information Systems at the Sam M. Walton College of Business, University of Arkansas. Her academic focus spans behavioral information systems, pedagogy, and cybersecurity. She teaches courses in Business Analytics, Introduction to Information Systems, Transportation and Distribution Management, and Freshman Business Connections.

• Education: Doctor of Education in Higher Education (University of Arkansas), MBA in Accounting and Marketing (University of Arkansas), BSBA in Management (University of Arkansas)

Dr. Shook's research integrates behavioral insights with information systems, emphasizing innovative teaching methods and student engagement. She has pioneered gamification techniques, ERP simulations, and video-based assignments to enhance professionalism and soft skills.

Her scholarly work primarily addresses educational trends in information systems and supply chain management, with a focus on cost-effective teaching strategies, curriculum development, and behavioral interventions. Key themes include gamification, experiential learning, and pedagogical innovation.

• Scientific Awards:
  • CSCMP Innovative Supply Chain Teaching Award
  • Fellow in the University of Arkansas Teaching Academy
  • Game Day Professor (Arkansas Razorback Football Program)
  • Order of Omega Outstanding Faculty Member
  • Walton College Outstanding Teaching Award
• Professional Memberships:
  • Association of Information Systems (AIS)
  • Certified Public Accountant (Arkansas)
  • Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA)
  • Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP)
  • Association of Supply Chain Management (ASCM)

Dr. Shook contributes to academic governance as a former member of the Education Task Force for the Arkansas State Board of Public Accountancy (2009–2014). She also serves as a public auditor for Miss University of Arkansas Pageant (2006), Miss Dogwood Pageant (2014), and Miss Heart of the Ozarks Pageant (2013).