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  • 1.  globilization; diversity research instruments

    Posted 10-02-2007 13:22
    Help! My dean just walked into my office this morning and wants to do some sort of pre-post (?) student study dealing with globilization  and another on diversity in conjunction with a symposium we are conducting using a keynote speaker and multiple other presenters.
     
    Anyone have any research instruments -- survey or scenario-based-- on these topics? I have about a week to pull this off.
     
    You all have been great help in the past. Can the cavalry ride to my rescue once again?
     
    Thanks.
    stan
     
     

    Stan Williamson, Ph.D.
    Professor of Management
    Scott Endowed Professor for Teaching Excellence, 1999-2002

    Management Program
    College of Business Administration
    University of Louisiana at Monroe
    Monroe, LA  71209-0100
    318.342.1195
    fax: 318.342.1101



  • 2.  globilization; diversity research instruments

    Posted 10-02-2007 15:46
    Dear Stan,
     
    You should give a look at the following book:
     
    Harvey, C. P. & Allard, M. J. (2005). Understanding and Managing Diversity. Pearson, Prentrice Hall.
     
    You will definitely find lots of interesting resources.
     
    Regards,


    Marie-Élène 
     
     


    Date: Tue, 2 Oct 2007 11:22:14 -0600
    From: swilliamson@ULM.EDU
    Subject: globilization; diversity research instruments
    To: OB@AOMLISTS.pace.edu

    Help! My dean just walked into my office this morning and wants to do some sort of pre-post (?) student study dealing with globilization  and another on diversity in conjunction with a symposium we are conducting using a keynote speaker and multiple other presenters.
     
    Anyone have any research instruments -- survey or scenario-based-- on these topics? I have about a week to pull this off.
     
    You all have been great help in the past. Can the cavalry ride to my rescue once again?
     
    Thanks.
    stan
     
     
    Stan Williamson, Ph.D.
    Professor of Management
    Scott Endowed Professor for Teaching Excellence, 1999-2002
    Management Program
    College of Business Administration
    University of Louisiana at Monroe
    Monroe, LA  71209-0100
    318.342.1195
    fax: 318.342.1101

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