The College of Doctoral Studies is pleased to announce a new resource dedicated to the success of both current doctoral students and graduates. The CDS Student Coffee Chat (SCC) is a virtual, bi-monthly aimed at fostering student success and student support within doctoral studies.
Call for articles for the Spring 2020 edition of the Phoenix Scholar!
Pictured above top row far right: Erik Bean, Ed.D. and LauraAnn Migliore, Ph.D. Lower row left to right: Senator Michael MacDonald, D.H.A., Kristina K. McGaha, D.M., and Wendy Aoki, D.B.A., and James Lane, Ed.D.
By Erik Bean, Ed.D.
Associate University Research Chair
Center for Leadership Studies and Organizational Research
Congratulations to Dr. Liz Young and her graduate student, Dr. Margaret Vianna for their presentation at World Association for Academic Doctors, available at YouTube.
Dr. Debra S. Sandberg, College of Doctoral Studies faculty is celebrating the successful doctoral journey of 7 doctoral students for 2019. Dr. Sandberg was honored being chair for Dr. Carla Pennington and Dr. Teresa Wexler, graduating in October 2019. Along with these wonderful students, in 2019, Dr. Sandberg has had the privilege to assist Dr. Clarence Riggins, Dr. Carlette Satterwhite, Dr. Yukeshi Curry, Dr. Kim Cotter Fuchs and Dr. Risell Tachin on their dissertation committees.
In this short article, some of the achievements and successes of CLSOR faculty, alumni and other affiliates are highlighted in an effort to recognize their efforts of continuing personal research, curiosity, and promoting professionalism in their respective fields. Remember the information presented here is a brief representation of news and achievements shared. In the future, links will be embedded to each of the entries to read further details as provided in the CLOSR news center.
By Erik Bean
Associate University Research Chair
Center for Leadership and Organizational Research
Once again, it’s time to take the pulse on what makes leadership tick. All eyes will be looking up North as leaders in all categories from politics to industry, the academy, consultancy, and entrepreneurs conduct a thorough scholarship checkup at the 2019 International Leadership Association (ILA) 21st annual global conference dubbed, “Leadership: Courage Required,” held Oct. 24-27 in Ottawa.
(Above, left to right: Mark McCaslin, Ph.D. dean of research and scholarship, Peter Cohen, president, University of Phoenix, Dr. David Proudfoot, Plenary Host and 1 of 4 Distinguished Faculty Scholar Awardees, and Dr. Mansureh Kebritchi, chair, CEITR, greeted attendess in the opening session).
By Erik Bean, Ed.D.
Associate University Research Chair
Center for Leadership Studies and Organizational Research
(Above, left to right: Mark McCaslin, Ph.D. dean of research and scholarship, Peter Cohen, president, University of Phoenix, Dr. David Proudfoot, Plenary Host and 1 of 4 Distinguished Faculty Scholar Awardees, and Dr. Mansureh Kebritchi, chair, CEITR, greeted attendess in the opening session).
By Erik Bean, Ed.D.
Associate University Research Chair
Center for Leadership Studies and Organizational Research
June 16, 2019
Congratulations to CETR members Dr. Shaila Wong and Dr. Dale Crowe who published an article in May, 2019. Details including the reference and abstract appear below.
Reference: Wong, S., & Crowe, D., (2019) Persistence and engagement among first year Hispanic students. Journal for Multicultural Education, DOI.10.1108/JME-12-2017-0072
The article abstract:
