Elizabeth Mannix

Ann Whitney Olin Professor of Management @Cornell Johnson Graduate School Of Management

Ithaca, NY, US
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WORK HISTORY

Jul 1999 — Present

Ann Whitney Olin Professor of Management @Cornell Johnson Graduate School Of Management

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Ithaca, NY, US

EDUCATION

1979 — 1983

Roosevelt University

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Psychology

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University of Chicago

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Social & Organizational Psychology

SKILLS

E-LearningFinancial ModelingHigher EducationQualitative ResearchStudent AffairsSpssLeadership DevelopmentResearchLecturingUniversity TeachingInstructional DesignStrategyStataHigher Education AdministrationTheoryPsychologyAdult EducationQuantitative ResearchStatisticsBusiness StrategyCareer DevelopmentProgram DevelopmentManagementExecutive EducationTeachingAnalysisProgram ManagementResearch DesignLeadershipGrant WritingStrategic PlanningOrganizational BehaviorData AnalysisPublic Speaking

ABOUT ELIZABETH MANNIX

Experienced scholar and educator focused on effective organizational performance, and the factors that make individuals motivated, high-performing leaders and team members. She is the author of the 5 session eCornell course Leading and Managing Virtual Teams: Work also includes research and teaching on authentic leadership, principled negotiation and influence, the role of emotional intelligence in business settings, organizational change, women in leadership, and diversity. The author of over 75 publications, the co-editor of the 15-volume book series, Research on Managing Groups and Teams. Professor Mannix teaches and consults with firms, universities, and professional societies around the world.

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