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Wednesday, November 25, 2009 |
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Richard Price |
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Barger Family Professor & Director, Org. Studies
Other U of M Affiliation: Department of Psychology Institute for Social Research School of Business Administration Field(s) of Study: Organizational innovation. For two decades Rick has served a Director of the Michigan Prevention Research Center at the Institute for Social Research which has been devoted to developing, testing and disseminating organizational innovations designed to help people cope with these transitions. One such innovation involves an intensive active learning model program aimed at promoting job search skills and resilience in persons experiencing work and career transitions. The program model has been evaluated and replicated in large scale randomized experimental trials, produces more rapid reemployment, stronger motivation for job search, better mental health, and cost-benefit analyses indicate positive economic impacts. It is now being replicated in a number of countries around the world. A full list of publications, instruments and other materials based on this work are available at here. |
Contact Information:
University of Michigan 717 Dennison 1042 Phone: 764-6767 Second Office: 3334 ISR 1248 Second Phone: 763-0446 E-mail: ricprice@umich.edu Office Hours: Arranged |
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Job Description: Barger Family Professor & Director, Organizational Studies and the Barger Leadership Institute. Homepage: http://www.umich.edu/~ricprice He also studies the implementation and testing of organizational innovations in the U.S., Finland, China and Israel. Selected Publications: For a listing of my publications, please visit my homepage Current Projects: Rick’s current research focuses on leadership and organizational innovation. He is conducting field studies in Ireland, Finland, the Netherlands, Korea, China and the United States to understand how leaders use their political intuition and social networks to create innovative organizations. |
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