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Jong Seok Lee is an Associate Professor and Lou & Sherlene Schumacher Business Faculty Fellow at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. He holds a PhD in Computer Information Systems from Georgia State University, an M.S. in Management Information Systems from the University of Arizona, and a B.S.B.A. in Business Administration from Soongsil University, South Korea. His research focuses on IT project management, software development, and strategic adaptation, with a particular emphasis on decision-making biases, gamified cybersecurity training, and design science research.
- Education:
- PhD, Computer Information Systems, Georgia State University (2013)
- M.S., Management Information Systems, University of Arizona (2008)
- B.S.B.A., Business Administration, Soongsil University (2006)
His work has been published in top journals like Information Systems Research and Journal of Management Information Systems. Key research themes include IT project cost overruns, phishing prevention through mixed reality, and the psychological factors influencing commitment escalation in IT projects. Lee’s experimental studies often bridge behavioral science and technology, such as analyzing how political orientation impacts social media interactions or how perspective-taking reduces project delays.
Awards include the Pugh Faculty Award (2022), Rising Star Researcher recognition (2021/2022), and the Doug Standifer Accounting Faculty Award (2020). His contributions to design science research and early career excellence have also been acknowledged.
Lee’s prior experience as a programmer and intelligence analyst informs his interdisciplinary approach. He collaborates on projects addressing cybersecurity education, health informatics, and decision-making frameworks in IT environments. Current research trends emphasize applying behavioral nudges to improve IT project outcomes and leveraging mixed reality for practical training solutions.
