Dawn Gregg

Dr. Dawn G. Gregg is a Full Professor and Discipline Director for Information Systems at the CU Denver Business School. She also serves as Director of Assurance of Learning and previously held roles including Associate Dean of Programs and Administrative Director of the Bard Center for Entrepreneurship. She founded Developing Minds Software and holds a PhD in Information Systems from Arizona State University, alongside an MBA and MS in Information Systems.

Education:

• PhD Information Systems, Arizona State University
• MS Information Systems, Arizona State University
• MBA, Arizona State University West
• BS Mechanical Engineering, University of California at Irvine

Research Focus: Dr. Gregg explores human-technology interaction, technology adoption, decision support systems, and sustainability in IS. Her work integrates psychology and decision science to study user engagement with digital platforms, including geospatial reasoning and review systems. Current research emphasizes sustainability frameworks in IS research.

Article Trends: Her recent work addresses online review dynamics, geospatial decision-making, and digital trust. Key themes include user perception of digital information quality, the impact of demographics on technology use, and the design of effective decision-support tools.

Awards:

• Outstanding Service Award (2018)
• Excellence in Faculty Mentoring (2018)
• CU Denver Outstanding Educational Program Award (2010)
• Dean's Scholar Award (2008)
• Outstanding Tenure-Track Teacher (2005)

Advising & Grants: Dr. Gregg has advised students like Michael Erskine (2007 award winner) and led projects funded through competitions like the Bard Center Business Plan Competition (2008). No specific grants are listed, but her work reflects interdisciplinary collaboration with industry and academia.

Labs & Teams: Her research often involves cross-functional teams studying digital platforms, decision-making tools, and educational gaming (e.g., Emerge2Maturity simulation).