Scholarship and Research

Exceptional papers, or pre-publication working papers and scholarship associated with courses and degrees may be uploaded to the University Library’s Scholarly Commons.» more

While significant scholarship may be uploaded to the Scholarly Commons most student thesis/capstone abstracts are available for review. Full copies of all Capstones may be read in the Program Office Library. The following are examples of scholarship conducted by students and faculty over the past few years.» more

GSJOD Volume 1, Number 1
The mission of Graduate Studies Journal of Organizational Dynamics (GSJOD)is to publish scholarly papers written by students in the Organizational Dynamics graduate studies program. Preference is given to scholarship and research that critically evaluates, tests, extends, builds, or comments on organization theory and/or contributes to organization practice. Papers are encouraged across a broad range of approaches including qualitative, quantitative, field, laboratory, meta-analytic, descriptive, normative, case, theoretic, multi- and trans-disciplinary, and/or those that use combination methods of inquiry or commentary.» more

Students and faculty write scholarly materials based on courses and projects completed within the Organizational Dynamics program. Some of these are turned into papers presented at conferences or submitted as "white papers" for professional groups. Others are published in academic or professional journals, or are books distributed by publishing houses.» more