Fay Cobb Payton

Associate Professor

Fay Cobb Payton PhotoDepartment of Business Management
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve Univ., 1997

Graduate Faculty

Office Location: 3122 Nelson
Telephone Number: 919.513.2744
Fax Number: 919.515.6943
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Research Specialties

Health Care IT and Disparities, Data Management, STEM Issues, Diversity and Systems Implementation

Selected Recent Publications

Gendered Perspectives on the Digital Divide, IT Education and Workforce Participation in Kenya (with L. Kvasny, V. Mbarika and A. Amadi), IEEE Transactions on Education, Forthcoming.

Gary Dickson Exemplar: Applying IRSS Psychology Discourse, Communications of the AIS Special Issue Honoring the Contribution of Dickson to Student and Colleague Mentoring, Forthcoming.

The Case of Women and IT in Sub-Saharan Africa: Education Issues Abound (with V. Mbarika, L. Kvasny & A. Amadi) - The Information Society, 2007 (23), 1-18.

Health Care and Banking Professionals: Will They Protect Your Privacy? (with J. Earp) - Journal of Organizational Computing and Electronic Commerce, 2006 (16:2), 105-122

Telemedicine Diffusion in a Developing Country: The Case of India (with V. Mbarika, A. Pal and P. Datta), IEEE Transactions on IT in Biomedicine, 2005 (9:1), 59-65.

Using IRSS Psychology Theory to Understand the Experiences of Under-represented Faculty in the IS/IT Domain (with V. Mbarika and S. D. White), Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education, 2006 (4:2), 191-213.

A Re-Examination of RacioEthnic Imbalance of IS Doctorates: Changing the Face of the IS Classroom (with S. White and V. Mbarika), Journal of the AIS, 2005 (6:1), 37-51.

Reviewed Book Chapters

Analytics - Unpacking Hidden Knowledge of Social Exclusion in the AIDS/HIV Black Community, Forthcoming, Encyclopaedia of Healthcare Information Systems, editors Nilmini Wickramasinghe and Elie Geisler.

Digital Divide or Digital Equity: Other Considerations?, Forthcoming, in International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, 2nd Edition, editor William A. Darity.

Minorities and Information Technology: Critical Issues and Trends in Digital Divide Research (with L. Kvasny), Forthcoming, In Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, 2nd Edition, editor Mehdi Khosrow-Pour.