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waterloo,

canada

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Joined January 22, 2012

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University of Waterloo

Jul 2008 - Apr 2008 (2 months, 26 days)

I have taught subjects such as Organizational Behavior, Organization Theory, Organizational Psychology, Marketing, Management of Technology, and Management of Quality since 1988. During part of this time, I was also program director of the online Master's Degree Program in Management of Technology. I have since retired from full time teaching, although I have part-time adjunct appointments with the university.

Education

PhD Management Sciences

1990 - 1993

(2 years, 7 months)

Master of Science Applied Behavioral Science

1982 - 1984

(1 year, 7 months)

Bachelor of Science Mechanical Engineering

1971 - 1975

(3 years, 7 months)

Qualifications

Professional Engineers of Ontario

Registered Professional Engineer in Ontario Canada

Publications

A Model of Entrepreneurial Venture Performance

1992 Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business, 9(4), 19-26.

A model of the relationship between environmental uncertainty, coping strategic and structural mechanisms and performance of small owner managed firms was investigated and generally supported.

The Role of Extraversion in Technical Entrepreneurial Performance

1993 Proceedings of the Tenth Annual Conference of the Canadian Council for Small Business and Entrepreneurship, 29-31

Extraversion in the personality of the entrepreneur was shown to be a moderator between the coping mechanisms and the performance of the entrepreneurial venture.

Stress and Satisfaction as a Function of Technology and Supervision Type

1996 International Journal of Operation & Production Management, 16(5), 64-73.

A study of the stress and satisfaction levels experienced by production supervisors and maintenance supervisors in two types of car assembly plants is presented.