Kim Jaussi
Assistant Professor
Area: Organizational Behavior
Office:
AA-238
Office phone: (607) 777-4396
E-mail:
kjaussi@binghamton.edu
 

 

Educational Background

Degrees granted/granting universities:

  • Ph.D., University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
    Major: Business Administration
  • A.B., Smith College, Northampton, MA
    Major: Economics

Current research and teaching interest:

  • Creativity and leadership
  • Collective commitment
  • Leadership and organizational change
  • Identity centrality and salience
 

 

Teaching Profession

Years at Binghamton University:

2001 - Present

Courses regularly taught:

  • Organizational Behavior
  • Strategy
  • Organizational and Strategic Leadership

Teaching experience at other universities:

University of Southern California

 

 

Most Significant Publications

  • Dionne, S.D., Randel, A.E., Jaussi, K.S. & Chun, J.U. (2003). "Diversity and Demography in Organizations: A Levels of Analysis Review of the Literature." with S.D. Dionne, A.E. Randel, and J.U. Chun, in F. Yammarino and R. Danserau (Eds.) Research in Multi-level Issues (Vol. 3) Oxford, UK: Elsevier Science, forthcoming.
  • "Functional background identity, diversity, and individual performance in cross-functional teams." with A.E. Randel, Academy of Management Journal, in press.
  • "Unconventional leader behavior: Effects on subordinate satisfaction, effort, and perception of leader effectiveness." with S. Dionne, The Journal of Leadership and Organizational Studies, in press.
  • "Leading for creativity: The role of unconventional behavior." with S.D.Dionne, Leadership Quarterly, Vol. 14:475-498.
  • Sosik, J.J., Jung, D.I., Benson, Y., Dionne, S. & Jaussi, K. (2003). The Dream Weavers: Strategy Focused Leadership. Forthcoming in early 2004, Information Age Publishing.

Selected Recognitions

  • Excellence in Teaching Award, USC
  • Excellence in Teaching Award, School of Management, Binghamton University, 2001-2002.
  • Caucus Chair, Academy of Management National Meeting, August 2004
 

 

 

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