JEANNE M. MCNETT |
JEANNE M. MCNETT
Associate Professor of Management (1997)
B.A., University of Massachusetts at Amherst; English
Literature/Education, 1970
M.A., University of Massachusetts at Amherst; English Literature,
1974
Ph.D., University of Massachusetts at Amherst; English Literature,
1980
M.B.A., City University Business School, London; International
Business, 1983
Ph.D. Thesis Title: "Virginia Woolf on Biography: Theory
and Praxis"
Undergraduate courses taught: International
Management, Introduction to Management and Organizational Behavior,
Images of Women (a Women’s Studies course)
Graduate courses taught: Business Ethics, International
Management
Sample Publications:
Blackwell Encyclopedia of Management. Vol. VI: International Management,
second ed. 2005. Lead editor with Lane, Maznevski, Mendenhall, O’Connell.
Blackwell Handbook of Global Management: A Guide to Managing Complexity.
Blackwell, 2005. Editor with Lane, Maznevski and Mendenhall; Lead author
on international ethics chapter. A project of the International Organization
Network (ION).
“Bloom’s Taxonomy as a Learning and Teaching Tool.”
Journal of Management Education, 2004. With N. Athanassiou and C. Harvey.
Best Paper of the Year Fritz Roethlisberger Memorial Award, Organizational
Behavior Teaching Society.
“Terralumen.” (2002). Richard Ivey School of Business and
Harvard Business School Case Collection. With N. Athanassiou and David
Wesley.
“Blue Ridge Spain,” 2000. Northeastern University Case Series,
Ivey Case Collection, Ivey School of Business, Western Ontario University,
Ontario, Canada and Harvard Business School Case Collection. With H.
Lane, D. Wesley and N. Athanassiou.
Sample Presentations:
“Tacit Knowledge in the Classroom: a Strategy for Learning.”
Bern, Switzerland, 2004. Improving University Teaching Conference (IUT).
With R. Wallace and N. Athanassiou.
“Globally Dispersed Management Teams: a symposium.” Academy
of Management Meetings, Washington, DC, 2001. Academy of Management
Best Symposium Award, Management Education Division. With GDMT colleagues.
“Experiential Exercises in International Management Education:
What We’ve Learned and What We’re Learning,” Academy
of Management meeting, Washington, DC, 2001.
Teaching International Management, a professional development workshop,
Academy of Management meetings, Toronto, August, 2000. Organizer and
participant.
“Challenging Boundaries: Careers and the Society of Outsiders,”
10th Annual Virginia Woolf Conference, Baltimore, MD, 2000. With Ann
Murphy, English Department.
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