Business School

Miss Nadia Bello Rinaudo

PhD Candidate in Information Systems
School of Business
Nadia Bello Rinaudo

Researcher biography

Nadia is a PhD candidate in Business Information Systems at the UQ Business School, The University of Queensland, Australia. She holds a Master of Business degree with a double major in Information Systems and Human Resources (The University of Queensland). She also holds a Bachelor of Psychology (Universidad Catolica de La Plata, Argentina). Nadia´s professional record includes more than five years of industry experience before starting her postgraduate studies.

Nadia participated in international conferences and workshops, and presented her research at the Australasian Conference on Information Systems 2022. She receives a UQ Graduate School Scholarship for academic excellence (research training tuition fee offset). She also received the UQ Global Leaders Scholarship, the UQ Employability Award, and is part of the Dean´s Honour Roll for academic excellence. Nadia also received the Best Presentation Award in the BEL Research Colloquium 2023.

Research

Nadia´s research interests are in the field of Business Information Systems. She is currently undertaking her doctoral studies focusing on the use and discontinued use of social media platforms, exploring the implications this social technology has on individuals and organizations.

Teaching

  • Nadia Bello Rinaudo teaches information systems in a postgraduate program. In 2022 and 2023, Nadia has been a tutor and facilitator, delivering the work-integrated learning course Business Information Systems Analysis and Design (BISM7255). She teaches students UML modelling for analysis and design. She also facilitates the development of a real-world business application using Siemens Mendix, a low-code development platform.
  • In 2022, Nadia facilitated in the InspireU program. The program is organized by UQ and aims to engage Indigenous high school students to broaden their career possibilities. Nadia´s topic focused on the impact of information technologies on business.
  • Nadia started teaching in 2012, tutoring for an undergraduate psychology course in Argentina (UCALP, Argentina).
  • Since 2011, Nadia has taught and facilitated workshops for high school students in Argentina and Australia through different companies (diverse
  • topics including leadership, entrepreneurship, intercultural competencies)

Service 

  • Nadia has served as a reviewer for esteemed information systems journals (i.e., EJIS) and conferences (i.e., ICIS and ACIS).
  • Nadia actively volunteers at The University of Queensland. She is a Mental Health Champion, a UQ Ally, and was the Vice-President of the UQ Business School Postgraduate Association (BSPA).

Supervisor Team

Principal Supervisor: Dr. Sabine Matook, Associate Professor in Information Systems at the UQ Business School, The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia.

Associate Supervisor: Dr. Alan R. Dennis, Professor of Information Systems and the John T. Chambers Chair of Internet Systems in the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University.

Publications

Journal Article (1)
Conference Paper (1)

Journal Article

Cook-Sather, Alison, Slates, Sarah, Acai, Anita, Baxter, Jessica, Bond, Rachel, Lowe, Tom, Zurcher, Hannah, O'Brien, Jennifer, Tavares, Vander, Lewe, Marie-Theres, Khan, Ayesha, Poole, Heather, Smith, Alyssa C., Iqbal, Muhammad Zafar, Arm, Karen, Escobar Lema, Jose Ernesto, Groening, Julia, Garg, Kriti, Bello Rinaudo, Nadia Lujan, Crisp, Naima, Mukherji, Mallika, Addy, Tracie, Lewis, Lisa Marie, Vayada, Preeti, Zhang, Meng, Liang, Yifei (Scott), Rodgers, Holly Beth, Judd, Madelaine-Marie, Szucs, Brooke ... Lewis, Rose (2021). Diversifying students-as-partners participants and practices. International Journal for Students as Partners, 5 (1), 146-159. doi: 10.15173/ijsap.v5i1.4627

Conference Paper

Bello Rinaudo, Nadia, Matook, Sabine and Dennis, Alan R. (2022). Social media’s Stockholm Syndrome: a literature review of user’s love and hate. Australasian Conference on Information Systems (ACIS 2022), Melbourne, VIC Australia, 4-7 December 2022. Atlanta, GA United States: Association for Information Systems.