The Monthly Writing Challenge provides an opportunity for participants to experiment the daily academic writing and supportive accountability. This challenge is open to all members of the University of Phoenix community and you can write on anything you choose. The goal is simply to make some progress while developing a beneficial habit. Writing challenges begin on the first Tuesday of every month.
Volume 2, Issue 1 of the Phoenix Scholar features a look at mindfulness in research, its use at work, personally and professionally.
By Ryan Rominger, Ph.D. and Erik Bean, Ed.D.
Center for Leadership Studies and Educational Research Chairs
Expressing gratitude increased collaboration and job satisfaction.
The team made two conference presentations at the Western and Business Management International Research Conference in Bordeaux, France. The two papers based on the study of consumer preferences in wine purchases. The two papers were: Consumer Ethnocentrism in the USA and Wine Choice and Managing Amid Perception: Wine Price-Point Considerations in Several States in the USA.
Dr. Kimberly Underwood, University Research Chair for the Center for Workplace Diversity and Inclusion Research, was recently featured in the HR DIVE. In a segment on on employee learning in the workplace, Underwood discusses her research, and how psychology plays an extensive role in employee training.
Learn about the current number of registered users and how this has impacted research and scholarship.
