Great teams research
doesn't happen without
a great team.
Amy Bartels, Ph.D. (2018)
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Dissertation: The people’s choice: Exploring the role of collective endorsement in dynamic leadership relationships.
Funding:
Global Sports Institute for Impact and Innovation
Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ.
Semin Park, Ph.D. (2019)
Pennsylvania State Unviersity
Dissertation: Conflict configurations in multiteam systems.
Dissertation Awards:
Lee Hakel Graduate Student Award (SIOP), 2018
OB Division Best Dissertation Award (AOM), 2021
Newman Award Finalist, 2021
University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT.
Virgil Fenters, Ph.D. (2020)
William & Mary
Dissertation: Becoming Who We Are In Teams and As a Team: How Networks of Multiple Identities Shape Individuals, Teams, and Emergent Team Phenomena.
Dissertation Award:
Graduate Student Proposal Award (SIOP), 2019
Amanda Woods, Ph.D. (2021)
University of Texas -
MD Anderson Cancer Center
Master’s Thesis (Psychology): What does it take to lead change? A qualitative approach to identifying ‘change leader’ competencies.
Rice University, Houston, TX.
Daniel Schliesmann, B.S. (2021)
University of Pennsylvania
Undergraduate Honor’s Thesis (Management): Towards the Development of a Normative Theory of Organizational Learning.
Max K. Watson, MBA, B.S.
Pennsylvania State University
PhD Expected 2028
Developing expertise on temporal dynamics, complex team arrangements, and how embedding structures drive employee behavior.
Penn State University, State College, PA.