Dianne Cyr Ph.D.


Grants

Throughout my academic career I have been able attract research funding. Most recently I received a SSHRC Innovation in the New Economy (INE) Research Grant for $286,000. I am Principal Investigator for the project titled “Managing E-loyalty through Experience Design”. Duration of the grant is 2002-2005. To date this project has supported 6 faculty, and 10 students at both graduate and undergraduate levels. Under my supervision a website for the e-loyalty project was developed, and further details about the research may be obtained at www.eloyalty.ca

Future research plans and grant applications will be aimed to extend the e-loyalty research. Ideally this will occur through a network of Internet researchers at SFU as well as at other Canadian or international universities. Developmental work for the next phase of research funding has already begun.

Funding Summary

2002-2005 SSHRC Innovation in the New Economy Research Grant for the project “Managing E-loyalty through Experience Design” ($286,000). Principal Investigator: Dianne Cyr.
2002/2003 Vice-President Academic’s 2002-2004 Conference Fund support ($2,000) for a 2004 titled “The International Workshop on Internationalisation of Products and Systems” for which I am the Conference Chair.
2002 National Science Foundation Grant for project “Innovation through Technology in New Millennium Universities” ($36,000). Led a consortium of nine universities in the development of full research protocol for the project.
2001 Research funding allocation ($45,000) based on performance merit related to contract renewal, TechBC.
1999 Project award of $100,000 from the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) for the development of an agro-industrial joint venture in Sri Lanka. This project received an additional $360,000 of funding.
1998 National Research Council Research Grant
1997 Van Dusen Competitive Research Grant (Faculty of Business), Simon Fraser University
1996 Competitive SSHRC Research Grant, Simon Fraser University
1993 Competitive research grant award, Centre for International Business Studies, University of British Columbia
1992-93 Chateaubriand Postdoctoral Research Fellowship from the French government to conduct research at INSEAD, France. In Canada, this was the only award provided by this funding program in the Humanities.
1992 Competitive research grant award (with Susan Schneider), INSEAD
1991 Competitive research grant award (with Peter Frost), University of British Columbia