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Stephen Betts

Professor • Department of Marketing & Mgt

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Dr. Stephen C. Betts is a Professor of Management at William Paterson University. He has a BS in Industrial Engineering and an MS in Management Engineering from the New Jersey Institute of Technology and an MBA and PhD in Management from Rutgers University. He has been teaching at the college level since 1983. His primary teaching area is organizational behavior. In 2003 he received the Academy of Educational Leadership's Award for Innovative and Creative Teaching. He also is an active researcher with over fifty journal articles and a hundred conference presentations. Before turning to academia as a full time career, Steve worked with several consulting firms participating in live industrial sociodramas and facilitating group exercises in such subject areas as Building Strength Through Diversity, Work/ Home Family Balance, Burnout, The Maturing Worker, Sexism and Racism in the Workplace, Managerial Coaching, Organizational Transition, Teambuilding, Downsizing/ Outplacement, Sexual Harassment and Gender Communication.

Professional Interests

Social Entrepreneurship, Positive Organizational Studies, Small Business Management/Entrepreneurship, Crisis Management, Multiple Jobholding, The ADA, Decision Making, Leadership

Degrees

PhD Management, Rutgers University Newark, NJ

BS Industrial Engineering, New Jersey Institute of Technology Newark, NJ

MS Management Engineering, New Jersey Institute of Technology Newark, NJ

MBA , Rutgers University Newark, NJ

Specialization

Management

Representative Publications


Social Entrepreneurship: A Contemporary Approach to Solving Social Problems , Journal of Global Entrepreneurship 2018
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Having a Ball Catching on to Teamwork An Experiential Learning Approach to Teaching the Phase of Group Development , Academy of Educational Leadership Journal Volume 19, 2015


Corporate Social Responsibility and Conflicting Stakeholder Interests: Using Matching and Advocacy Approaches to Align Initiatives With Issues’ Paper , Journal of Legal, Ethical and Regulatory Issues Volume 16, 2012

Email

973 720 2789

3067 Valley Road