Prof. Dr. Michael Bosnjak

Grants, calls, and awards:

2008 thru 2011:
Research project: "Expanding the concept of self-congruity to other dimensions of destination image to explain and predict post-visit evaluations in South Tyrolean tourism: Testing a comprehensive model", funded by FU Bozen/Bolzano.
Role: Principal investigator (together with Oswin Maurer, FU Bozen/Bolzano)

2008 thru 2010:
SPP 1292 Survey Methodology, Sub-project: "Increasing nonresponse error by reducing nonresponse rates? Investigating the biasing effect of methods and procedures aimed at increasing response rates in Web-based access panel surveys", funded by DFG (German NSF).
Role: Co-applicant, together with Wolfgang Bandilla (GESIS-ZUMA, Mannheim), Mick Couper (U Michigan), Mirta Galesic (MPI Berlin).

2008, February thru 2009, June:
Dr. Bosnjak receives grant to replicate and extend a meta-analysis on the risks of environmental tabacco smoke and on risk communication strategies.
Role: Primary researcher.
Project-related results and materials can be found on this page (in German):
Projektzusammenfassung: Passivrauchexposition am Arbeitsplatz und Lungenkrebsrisiko:
Replikation und Erweiterung der Meta-Analyse von Stayner et al. (2007)


2007, October:
Dr. Bosnjak becomes an affiliated member of the Campbell Collaboration (C2) Methods Groups ("C2 Methods Groups Affiliate").

2007, April:
Dr. Bosnjak has been nominated for the federal state of Baden-Württemberg teaching excellence award 2007 (German: Landeslehrpreis 2007) by the Psychology students council.

2007, March:
Dr. Bosnjak has been appointed as an Associate Editor for Statistics and Research Methodology at Social Science Computer Review.

2005, December:
Call as a Guest Professor to the University of Zagreb (Croatia), Faculty of Organization and Informatics at Varazdin.

2005, May:
Call as an Associate Professor of Marketing to the Free University of Bozen/Bolzano, Italy.

2005, February/March:
Invited guest researchers at the University of Chemnitz, Germany, Department for Differential and Personality Psychology (Prof. Dr. Astrid Schütz).

2003, October:
Karin Islinger Award 2002, best Dissertation at the University of Mannheim in the Social Sciences 2002.

2003 thru 2005:
"Intelligent tourist organisation ULIXES", Eureka project E!2584, lead by Prof. Dr. Bozidar Klicek (University of Zagreb, FOI Varazdin).
Role: External partner and advisor to the main applicant for the area consumer behaviour and consumer satisfaction in tourism, Web-based and mobile data collection methodology.

2003:
"The Technological and Social Prerequisites for E-democracy", funded by the Ministry of Science and Technology of the Republic of Croatia, lead by Prof. Dr. Bozidar Klicek (University of Zagreb, FOI Varazdin).
Role: External advisor, development and refinement of the theoretical base to predict and explain the willingness to use e-democracy tools.
The project was nominated for the World Summit Award 2003, section e-government.

2002 thru 2005:
"Web Survey Methodology Site (websm.org)", thematic network funded by the European Union, 5th Framework Program (No.: SETN 2002-00040).
Role: Co-Applicant with colleagues from Italy (Bergamo), Slovenia (Ljubljana), Sweden (Linköping); Partner for Germany.

1998, June:
AACE ED-Media/ED-Telecom Conference 1998 in Freiburg/Germany. Best paper award for the paper "Supporting hypertext-based argumentation skills" (received together with Prof. Dr. Peter Reimann).

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