School of Business and Economics
Department of Management

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Introduction Teaching Interests Research Interests
Educational Background

Professor of Management, joined faculty at CSULA in Sept. 1973. Chair, Department of Management, 1984-1987, 1995-Present. Coordinator, Health Care Management Program. Graduate Advisor, Management Department.

Teaching interests include general management and organizational behavior, health care management, managerial leadership and employee motivation.

Research interests cover a variety of topics including health care management, telecommuting, general management, job design, employment interviewing, airline skyjacking, and organizational behavior.

Representative Professional Activities

Date	Publications/Presentations
August 1990	"Why Managers Oppose Telecommuting", Proceedings of Association of Management.
November 1989	"Managing the Tradeoffs in Telecommuting: Issues and Recommendations for the Nineties" Proceedings of the Association of Management.
November 1985	Applying Kurt Luoin's Action Research Approach: Developing Useful Information for Academics and Practitioners in Health Care Management" with G. Burstein. Prodeedings of National Conference on HR Management and Organizational Behavior.
July 1985	"Managing Change in Health Care Organizations" a monograph published by WICHE.
Fall 1984	"How Executives Succeed", Business Forum.

Ph.D. Industrial/Organizational Psychology August 1973
The Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio

M.S. Industrial/Organizational Psychology June 1970
The Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio

B.S. Psychology June 1969
Wake Forest University
Winston Salem, N.C.

A.A. Liberal Arts May 1967
Gardner Webb College
Boiling Springs, North Carolina